Badminton Advanced Family Game Kit

This set came exactly as was described. The set up was easy and quick (then again I had 3 people helping) and the rackets are incredibly sturdy. We were playing very rough, the netting on the rackets has yet to move. Also one of my friends accidentally hit me in the face with her racket when we were playing, split the bridge of my nose open and I started bleeding. Although I was fine I was more worried about the racket because it was new and I didn't want it to be ruined when it was the first time playing. So how was the racket, you ask? Just tiny scratches on the paint where it hit me. If it was any other racket it would be bent.This is the set for you if want some rough housing!

I purchased the Salaun Badminton Advanced Family Game Kit in June.It has been set up, taken down and set back up with ease. It was thoroughly used over the 4th of July weekend and withstood vigorous play to our satisfaction.The kit comes with 4 full-sized rackets, 2 short-handled rackets, 3-pk shuttlecocks, breakdown-able poles, strings and stakes, as well as strings to mark the court area.Rackets seem sturdy and quality-made. Birdies come apart with use and do occasionally find their way into the net. Net and poles could stay up well under most "windy" days, but not under a windy downpour of rain. Poles are rusting due to being left set up outside.Is it better quality than what I could purchase at a local store? I don't know, but I do consider it worth the $50 I paid for it.

We play hard enough that we've distorted (bent) racket heads and loosened the strings of a couple of sets (not goofing around, just hitting the birdie hard). This set has taken everything we've dished out.The handle covers show no signs of wear and are comfortable; they seem like they'll hold up over the long haul.Very nice set and well worth the extra money. The net / poles are cheap, but the rackets are excellent and worth the price alone.

The rackets are ok but the poles for the net are complete crap- they are made of very thin aluminum that will not hold up. I would not buy again.

Although this product was well advertised and portrayed as a high end badminton set it was anything but. The net is very basic (not as it appears in the image) and there are no connectors to attached the net to the poles. You have to thread the nylon string through and tie them off. The nylon string that anchors the poles to the stakes has NO quick release clips or handy attachments. You must thread the long lines through the poles and tie them by hand to the stakes. Very old school! Thought I was back in the 1970's again! If you're looking for something that is simple to assemble and keep from falling down repeatedly, this isn't the set.

For the price, I was expecting a little nicer qaulity on the poles. The rackets are great quality and justify the extra cost you will pay for this set. The birdies are very lite and do not fly very well, even in non-windy conditions. The set is very easy to put together. I had to get a little creative with how I tied the net to the poles. The poles are only supported by the guide lines to the ground and can easily be knocked over by a strong gust of wind. We haven't used the boundary markers.

i purchased this for my Nephew and his family. so far they love it, the adult and kids racketts are great, setup was easy product is quality.Everything and more than I expected when purchased

We put up our new badminton set today and were very happy with it. It took only 10 minutes to put the net up, and the metal poles were much appreciated. They feel fairly sturdy and I think they'll last us a good long time. The rackets especially feel like they are good quality and its nice to have the additional two children's-sized rackets. The entire set comes in a handy zippered bag, so we were able to put all the rackets and shuttles away when we were done. I'm very glad we bought this set and can't wait to go back out and play again!