I'm going to buy another badminton racket and tennis racket. Where can I buy badminton rackets in Shenzhen?

From the racket production process, it is said that the raw material, carbon. First, carbon is spun into carbon yarn, which is as fast as cloth, and then the carbon yarn is tied in the hollow tube according to the thickness of each part of the racket (according to the design and stress of the racket, etc.). ) There is also a support frame, such as bamboo, in the hollow tube. After the racket is fully wrapped, remove the bamboo strips, and the bamboo strips are long strips. The strip is simply shaped and then put into the mold. This strip is put into a mold with some resin and heated. In Ye Mei (triangle), things need to be filled, and at the same time, plastic pipes are inflated and pressurized. After heating, demoulding and sawing the handle. The carbon fiber racket frame (hollow) is formed. That material tube is left in it (it should be almost burned by high temperature). The above process is not easy to understand, just look at it on the spot. So the authentic tennis racket is hollow, the wall is actually very thin and the weight is very light. The weight and balance of the racket are mainly formed at this stage. Generally, the quality control of genuine racket at this stage: material, carbon yarn density, whether the strip is wrapped, whether the racket is filled with air in water, and whether it leaks air, etc. Fake racket: In this process, A means that the mold is not good, so the racket is uneven, that is, it is uneven horizontally, and some rackets are bad. If you take the lid upside down, you won't stand up and fall. B the long bag is not good, the appearance is bumpy, or the material is different from the real one, and it can't be hollow or half empty. In that case, the weight and balance of the racket are different from the real one, which leads to the second identification method. If the weight of the racket exceeds the weight indicated on the racket or official website (heavier), it is generally fake. If it's light, we'll talk about taking a rest later.

The appearance of a genuine racket should have a beautifully printed elevator.

The appearance and accessories (shock absorber) of the authentic racket (FISCHER TWIN TEC 950FTI) must be original.

The appearance of the authentic racket (FISCHER STRIKE TI) Pay attention to the trademark on the back cover.

(FISCHER STRIKE TI) Authentic rackets generally have different styles of rackets (FISCHER PRO IMPACT FT).

Continue, until the above, the prototype of a racket has become, in fact, the previous technology largely determines the performance of a racket. Now let's talk about appearance. After the embryo comes out, it has to go through rough grinding, fine grinding and filling. Imagine that you have a wooden floor at home, high grinding and low filling. This process is actually a relatively simple process, but it may be the most important and the closest to imitation. After the above process, a racket is very smooth and beautiful. From the appearance, there is not much difference between genuine and defective products at this time. Then, apply a layer of primer first, and then apply another layer after drying. For example, some paints are transitional colors, that is, the colors are from deep to light, some paints are plain, masculine, bright or transparent, and some are beautiful but fluffy. Painting process is very important, because many paints have high technical content. The problem with many imitation brands here is that the blank is not polished and there are small particles after painting. Left-right asymmetry, and so on. . Note that it is easy to see. Of course, some big brands don't pay much attention to this small flaw, so they are copied the most.

Then stick the water label on the words on the racket, such as HYPER, TEAM, such as brand LOGO, some patterns, etc. These are not sprayed, but printed by the water label factory, just like a kind of paper we played when we were young. After pasting the water, we will paste it, and when it is about to dry, we will take it down, and the patterns and words will be on the racket. Many young people watch the ball at close range, of course, the same is true on the racket. . This process is a test of patience. Generally, women workers are very careful to paste. The smaller the sign, the easier it is to see the defect. The distinction here is very important, so all brands pay great attention to their own image, so I think I can see the inferior rackets and fakes in these places myself. I've seen many fakes in some shops, but I haven't found any fakes comparable to the real ones. Paste the water label paper and dry it. Some are painted with a layer of bright paint or plain paint, dried and finished, and the handle back cover is added to complete the work. . . Most brand-name water labels are stuck on the surface. In this link, you'd better identify it from many aspects, such as color, pattern, text, printing quality of LOGO, handle, bottom cover and so on. The best way is to look at the painting process, the printing quality (LOGO, characters, patterns) and the pasting direction of the water mark, because this is very important, and no brand inspector will make these places messy. Then you have to look at some details, such as whether the threading port is neat and burr-free, whether the gaps are different, for example, whether there are logos or characters on the PVC plastic wrapped in the grip leather, and whether these words are similar to some genuine ones. Is there a word or LOGO on the grip skin? Does LOGO look like it? The LOGO here is generally embossed. Then look at the back cover. The back cover has LOGO and size to see if it looks like it. Generally, you can see a general idea from the above. On the contrary, it is difficult to find a matching factory for these accessories, so many fakes are inside the grip skin, with the plastic skin outside the grip skin and the bottom cover exposed.

The special part (the joint of FISCHER TWIN TEC 950FTI racket handle) is hollow and transparent, which is hard to prevent.

Special parts (transparent shock-proof device embedded in the neck of FISCHER TWIN TEC 950FTI)

Special parts (the transparent back cover of FISCHER TWIN TEC 950FTI) can see the hollowing out of the racket handle, which is hard to prevent.

(FISCHER PRO IMPACT FT), hard to prevent.

It says what to do if the fake racket is lighter than the forehand racket. In fact, it is very difficult to do it unless it is made of materials lighter than carbon, because the racket is hollow and can be weighted. It is a good idea to measure the balance, but the balance is mainly determined by the structure of the racket, that is, the mold. Some fake balances are very close. In short, the weight is heavier than published, and many fake ones can't pass here. If the weight is basically correct, it is to measure the balance. Of course, personally, this indicator is not as easy to identify as appearance and overweight.

As for elevators and warranty cards, you are told that they are genuine. You must have these things. Without these things, who can say they are genuine? Similarly, elevators and warranty cards are also a facade, which is usually exquisite for trade unions. If you buy in a regular store, the warranty card or guarantee should be printed with the product number, some serial numbers and the seal of the agent. The quality assurance card has rough workmanship, illegible handwriting, nothing blank, no stamp, etc. , are all fake. Although I heard that the elevator was real some time ago, the goods were replaced by fakes. But) you feel that the workmanship is rough and there are many fakes.

Remind some tips, some high-tech, imitation cards can not be done, such as Wilson's N5, nano, not to mention, everyone does not understand, hehe. Its grip and racket frame are not integrally formed, but glued (thus providing good shock absorption). I heard that this kind of glue can't be made at home, but it is used in aviation materials. Fake racket, so it doesn't dare to stick the handle and frame like this. Think about it, this is the most stressed part of the racket. Ordinary glue is glued on, and the master may take it off in a few times, so if N5 is fake, then his grip and racket frame must be glued on. As for the real N5, you can see something similar to glue. It can be seen that it feels sticky and is genuine. In case it really falls (in case, it seems that I have never heard of it), I think it can be found under Wilson's theory during the warranty period. Other brands also have some patented technologies, and some imitations can never be made. You guys add it.

Authentic products are all ubiquitous trademarks, and it is difficult to make anti-counterfeiting products exquisite one by one. Pay attention to the small holes and trademarks on the handle skin. The picture shows the emergency mobile phone shooting. I apologize for not seeing clearly!

About some nouns, A industrial shooting = imitation shooting = fake shooting B using other people's molds and sticking their own cards, which I have never learned. C. Defective products D. Factory goods and other E. genuine products

A, that's what we said.

C, defective products, some sellers of fake goods will tell you that his products are defective products from the factory and will not affect the use. My friend worked as a QC resident in a big brand for two years, and started as a supervisor from materials. For example, after the embryo comes out, air should be injected into the water. If there are bubbles, they will leak. If it fails, just saw it off. How can it be sold so many times? Defective products should also be seen, so say: don't listen to people's nonsense, the fakes I sell are just defective products. In fact, even that generation of factories do not produce. Origin of authentic tennis rackets: Most famous tennis rackets are produced in China, mostly in Shenzhen, Dongguan, Guangdong and Xiamen, Fujian. There seems to be a tendency to open branches in Southeast Asia. For example, some Nike shoes are made in Vietnam and Indonesia. At least before I left the racket factory, I had never heard of the origin outside these places. These are Taiwan-funded factories with strict management. There will not be any defective rackets left and flowing out,

D, factory shooting, real existence. There are only two sources: the factory will produce a small number of rackets, fearing that they will be brushed too much when they are inspected. There may be some left after shipment, which may be sent to the leaders or something. 2) The samples left by the resident staff of big brands and some welfare rackets issued by the company are generally of good quality and relatively new styles. It is not even sold in China, and there is generally no warranty elevator, but the quality and quantity are guaranteed. In short, it is almost impossible to have a factory shoot, not near the place of origin.

To sum up, there are probably these kinds of rackets: 1) They are well-documented and expensive, and they are sold in some authorized sporting goods stores or online. 2) They are well-documented, so-called genuine, and even the new ones are extremely cheap. (Some large shopping networks have many such rackets.) It is also fake to think about it. Something that does not conform to the law of value at all. 3) I don't have any documents. I'm telling you, an acquaintance took it from XX channel, and it's guaranteed to be the same as the genuine one. There are two possibilities: a) the manufacturer's products are of good quality and high cost performance, but the quantity is small or large, that is, the beats you have never heard of are sold out around the place of origin, b) fakes, fake P without documents, through special channels-

Authentic supporting items should be complete, without shoddy.

Authentic anti-counterfeiting labels (the effect of mobile phones is really poor, sorry) have unique numbers and exquisite trademarks on them.

Say more, the following are my personal feelings and opinions, and some fans can express their opinions to refute me:

Let's not mention the quality of the painting below. In terms of appearance, YONEX made in Japan should be the best. Some people say that YY's rackets are all made in Japan, and there are several in China. My friend told me that the YONEX racket was produced in a factory in Shenzhen a few years ago. Therefore, YY inspectors did not use random inspection, but used a magnifying glass to check each one. Results 65,438+000% of the products were unqualified. As can be seen from YONEX's badminton racket, Japanese demand for appearance is very high (again, we don't know the quality of the picture below), so people who buy YONEX fakes in China are stupid, because YY fakes are definitely fake compared with the real ones. The kind that comes out at a glance. Despise the Japanese.

Among several other big brands, Prince is probably the best-looking, because Prince's quality control is also very strict. In the past, people in the factory were more afraid of inspection by people who remember P heads, and the quality control was also very strict. Perhaps the Austrian character is influenced by some Germans. BABOLAT's racket was developed in recent years. It has a beautiful appearance and is very popular with young people. Its paintings are clear and generous, and its workmanship is OK. I feel better than W, but strangely, there seem to be many fake photos. In contrast, Wilson's appearance is relatively average, so the people who sell cheap Wilson's new products on EXXX and TXXXXX are the most. Of course, this is related to Wilson's comprehensive marketing strategy and high market share and brand awareness. The number of fake photos on the market is basically arranged in the order from less to more. Counterfeiters generally imitate things that are easy to imitate, and brand effect is the second consideration.

Fischer, Deng Lupu and his brother S Ji, there are far fewer fakes on the market. Perhaps it is because they know relatively few people, the sales volume is not enough, and the counterfeiters have fewer ideas, so it is very cost-effective and rational for those who do not have a particularly strong brand preference. Although the design of the painting is a bit monotonous, it is of good workmanship, good quality and moderate price. There are also some brands, which may be true at all, such as LEADER (goods from big manufacturers, the quality can be *), BONNY? (Polly), the family is good, and it is not expensive. There are some brands that I don't know much about, so I won't talk nonsense.

Whether the specific brand and model are true or not will be discussed separately.

Fake rackets can hurt your hands and body. If you spend a lot of money on a fake racket, it will also hurt your self-esteem. Keep your eyes open. I believe in value for money, even if you know it's fake, don't buy it. Sometimes it makes sense to think that rackets are more expensive. When developing a new racket, you have to do countless tests. Sometimes workers will cry when they see that the rackets they have worked so hard to make are destroyed in batches. Some women workers pack long strips, and when labeling, some people will rot if they do too much. Because of the accuracy, gloves are generally not worn. Many such efforts are always reflected in a real price. Every genuine racket will do a lot of stress tests, fatigue tests and so on. Buying genuine rackets is also a kind of respect for workers. Hope to help friends who choose to shoot!