The badminton set

Okay you have packed your bags and the kid’s bags for a holiday that you are planning to take. Now the only alight in the perfect plan seems to be what game to play? Sure you have your share of board games, but there is nothing that beats the fresh air and the great outdoors and how long will you keep trying to catch each other? So how about carrying your very own badminton set? Seems like the perfect accompaniment to the trip doesn’t it? But exactly what is a badminton set? Well read on to find more.
To play the sport it is essential to have the following accessories two or four badminton rackets, a nice feathered shuttlecock (preferably an entire box of it!) and a net. Now it is best to make sure that the rackets are tested and tried before purchasing anything in a hurry (Haste makes waste!). Use your common sense while making any purchase (I know it seems pointless to state this).
First things to buy in a gamecraft badminton set are the poles. Now it is always a good buying decision to go for aluminum poles than the PVC ones. Try not to buy the aluminum poles, because if you go for the PVC poles thinking that you are saving money, then it is temporary as you will be spending twice the amount you saved in buying new equipment.
It is better to also buy one set that is easy to set up and doesn’t take up a lot of time I mean if you are going to spend about ten to fifteen minutes setting it up then you can forget about playing the game as you will be tired after setting it up. Make sure that the badminton set doesn’t occupy a lot of space and is easy to take along with you.
Make sure that the net is the right height for you! Because some set have a low net. Research a couple of brands before settling for the one you want to buy. Make sure the product delivered is what you asked for and not something else. If you want you can further purchase extra rackets. Come to think of it the badminton set is for enjoyment purposes. So have fun playing!