Kawasaki Badminton Shuttlecocks King Kong 700

I m an casual intermediate level player(did attend a school national in my teens, and have started playing again after 12 years . Have been using Yonex AS2 for all these years and wanted a cost effective solution. Read about kawasaki Kong 700 and decided to try a box. So here is my take on them.1. Flight and speed is same as Yonex AS2 and didn't find any difference.2. Durability is way better than AS2. Normally for us AS2 feather shuttles last 2 games. But the kong 700 lasted about 3.5 games. The difference I believe is because of the plastic middle part of kong 700, the shuttle is able to hold its structure better thus increasing durability. ( Both Yonex AS2 and kong 700 use duck feathers)3. To exactly feel the no difference with Yonex shuttles you need to play with around 3 to 4 kong shuttles i.e 3 to 4 days to get a fair idea and have consistent results. I did the same and only after that writing this review.4. For all the badminton enthusiasts out there who play with Yonex shuttles but feeling the cost pinch I would definately recommend these as same quality but cost effective solution.If you still are sceptical try a box and decide for yourself.

Also the feather does not break on hitting the racquet rim as the stalks are of synthetic material, v good for intermidiate play

SHUTTLE IS REALLY REALLY FAST.. NOT AT ALL LIKE AS2 OR AS10..DURABILITY NOT THAT GREATPLUS POINTS-FEEL IS LIKE FEATHER BUT REALLY HEAVY YOU CANT HIT REVERSE CROSS COURT DROP, THE SHUTTLE GOES REALLY LONG OUT OF BOUNDS...OKay FOR BASIC TOSS DROP TRAINING NOTHING MORE THAN THAT..AND YES PRICE IS LESS SO THATS GOOD POINT

I am an intermediate level Badminton player. I regularly play with a group of Players ranging from Beginner to Advanced and there is a huge difference in the way these players hit the Shuttlecocks in a rally. Especially most of the Beginners won't hit the Shuttlecock with the Center of the Badminton Racket , thereby making the shuttlecock's trajectory unstable in a short period. Our group of 'mixed Skill level' players used the Yonex AS2, AS 10 and the Yonex Mavis 350 plastic ones and the durability of these shuttlecocks was second to none. However, after using a tube of "Kawasaki Badminton Shuttlecocks King Kong 700 77” I would say that these are value for money and durable.

Very bad quality of shuttles. Very fragile. Not durable enough to play even 2 games.

They are really really worth trying.... Hybrid but i say better than as2 and 10 in terms of flight, durability and trajectory. Much much better i tell you.

The shuttlecock is durable compare to same price range from other brand

Flight and recovery is good. It's durable but don't expect plastic shuttle type durability. Definitely a better shuttle in terms of control.Good option for those who want to switch for plastic to feather.