| Badminton Racket Weight Chart | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2U | 90 g – 94.9 g | – |
| 3U | 85 g – 89.9 g | W3 (85 g – 89 g) |
| 4U | 80 g – 84.9 g | W2 (81 g – 84 g) |
| 5U | 75 g – 79.9 g | W1 (72 g – 80 g) |
| F | 70 g – 74.9 g | – |
| 2F | 65 g – 69.9 g | – |
| Tennis Racquet Weight Chart | ||
| Category | Weight (Unstrung) | |
| Lightweight | Below 280 g – Easy to swing, suitable for beginners or juniors | |
| Medium Weight | 280 g – 320 g – Balanced between control and power, popular among intermediates | |
| Heavyweight | Above 320 g – More stability and control, preferred by advanced players | |
| Badminton Grip Size Chart | ||
| Grip Size | Circumference | |
| G6 | 3” / 76 mm | |
| G5 | 3.25” / 83 mm | |
| 🏸 How to choose your badminton grip size: Smaller grips (G6) allow for quicker wrist action and better control — ideal for doubles or defensive players. Larger grips (G5) offer more stability and power — preferred by attacking or singles players. | ||
| Tennis Grip Size Chart | ||
| Grip Size | Circumference | |
| G1 | 4” / 102 mm | |
| G2 | 4 1/4” / 108 mm | |
| G3 | 4 3/8” / 111 mm | |
| G4 | 4 1/2” / 114 mm | |
| 🎾 How to choose your tennis grip size: Smaller grips (G1–G2) give more spin and wrist movement, suited for juniors or players who like more maneuverability. Larger grips (G3–G4) provide extra control and comfort for those with bigger hands or who prefer a firmer hold. | ||
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