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Ever seen strange "G" letters on the grip, handle or on your badminton racquet? Well, we're going to tell you what they mean!
Here it is for you readers out there!
The letter "G" defines the size of your racket's grip/handle. This is determined by measuring the circumference of the grip.
For example:
The most common grip size you’ll see in badminton is G4 and G5, typically G5 in Australia.
We like G5 because you can always go bigger by wrapping more grips over the top of it, but you can’t go smaller!
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If you need a new racket, this 30-second badminton racquet quiz can help you choose the badminton racquet that best suits you? Click below!
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