Kawasaki King Kong 500 3 In 1 Durable Badminton Training Shuttlecocks 12 Pack

Surprised at how durable they are. It does say on the tube that you should steam the shuttles which I did with a normal steamer we use for sinuses. Since they're steamed, they're softer and not as brittle so last ages. We have some heavy smashers in our badminton group and these shuttles took the punishment. Id say they last 1 shuttle per game of heavy smashing and it takes it without being completely unplayable.

I've tried many types in this price range and this is an interesting shuttle. Flies well, but the feathers fluf up easily. Found it difficult to damage the stems though.

The flight pattern is better than any plastic I've used (including the bird 3) and is in line with the Yehlex Tournaments and Ling Mei Golds I usually go with.Regarding durability, I would say it lasts about the same as a regular feather. Maybe half a game longer if you don't have a wild smasher who shoots it into the floor of their own half playing.For the price it's hard to beat unless you find enough people to buy in bulk.

Good quality of shuttlecock but still not the best. Not worth the price.

Worst shuttle ever played. Very slow and thin after one game it’s breaks

These break just as often as the feature ones. They did construct them in a way to feel like the original Feather ones but I am not really sure these are more durable as we felt they wore out or broke just like the original feature shuttles (Forza, yehlex or Yonex). We do save an extra £4 or £5 pounds by playing with these and that's good enough for me to give a 5* :)

this neither good as Feather shuttle nor like Nylon shuttle ... but can be an option for beginners

If you like playing with feathers and want a fairly long lasting shuttle then these could be the answer. Playing doubles we get between 3-5 games before the shuttle is binned. Even with the odd feather damaged flight is stable.