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My Badminton Racket :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley: :smile: :<3: :<3: …

- - - - Thomas E. Wilson(born in July 22, 1868, London, Canada)(Died in August 4, 1958, Illinois, United States)
    - - 1913
  - - - 1946 (Incorporation June, 1958)
    - - Minoru Yoneyam(born in 1924)
  - - - Robert H. McClure
    - - 1970
- - - - The strings are made of a material called "Nylon".
- - - - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MV_ZEGikrA
  - - - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azHgsp09qKU
- - - - The first rackets were made using tightly strung animal gut strings. While natural gut strings are still used in the market today, nylon strings are now a more popular option.
        
        The first badminton rackets often had bare wooden handles.Cloth or other simple materials would sometimes be wrapped around the handle for comfort reasons rather than increased performance.Modern elastic grips offer comfort while providing a non-slip surface as well as moisture absorption.
        
        Oval-shaped racket heads have been used since the modern game was developed. While the oval head is still the most commonly used design today, modern developments have seen the introduction of a variety of new racket head shapes.