Two Yonex ZR 100 Light aluminium badminton rackets with full covers

Rank #6 in Best Badminton Rackets: 10 Ranked, and Why the Specs Disagree

Yonex ZR 100 Light Aluminium Rackets, Set of 2

£30.48 4.2 from 2,856 Amazon ratings
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The Yonex ZR 100 Light is a two-racket badminton set listed at £30.48, rated 4.2 out of 5 from 2,856 ratings, and ranked 6th in Badminton Rackets. It takes the #6 slot in this guide. Unusually for the listings here, the material fields do not fight each other: the bullet says "Material: Aluminum" and the Material Type, Frame Material Type and Shaft Material fields all read Aluminium. The weight is where it stops making sense. The Item Weight field reads 100 g, but the same listing sells two racquets with full covers and gives a Unit Count of 2.0. A 100 g figure is plausible for one badminton racquet; it is not plausible for two racquets plus two covers, and nothing on the page says which of those the 100 g is meant to describe.

The dimensions are just as hard to read. Item Dimensions are given as 55.9L x 50.8W centimetres, and a 50.8 cm width is not a measurement any badminton racquet has. The Grip Size field reads 3 3/4 inches, which is a grip figure borrowed from tennis sizing rather than the G4/G5 labels badminton players usually see. What the listing does say clearly is who it is for: Beginner and Intermediate in the Skill Level field, matching the bullet that calls the ZR 100L "ideal for beginners and intermediate level players". Everything on this page is taken from the Amazon listing itself — we have not handled, strung or played with these racquets.

How those 2,856 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.2 stars.

5 star
57%
4 star
25%
3 star
9%
2 star
4%
1 star
5%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £30.48
Customer rating 4.2 out of 5 from 2,856 ratings
Item Weight (as listed) 100 g
Material Aluminium (listed the same for material, frame and shaft)
Set size 2.0 count — "Set Of 2", 2 racquets with full covers
Item Dimensions L x W (as listed) 55.9L x 50.8W centimetres
Grip Size (as listed) 3 3/4 inches
Best Sellers Rank 6,830 in Sports & Outdoors; 6 in Badminton Rackets

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“It is light and well-made.The badminton racket carry case is good.It is ideal for beginners and has a good grip.”

RZ
Verified purchase

“As described. Very light weight . Good stuff . Highly recommended.”

Sarwat Sultana

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Badminton Rackets: 10 Ranked, and Why the Specs Disagree.

Questions people ask

How many racquets come in the Yonex ZR 100 Light set?

Two. The listing gives a Unit Count of 2.0, a Size of "Set Of 2" and In-box Contents of "2 Badminton Racquets" with full cover.

How heavy is the Yonex ZR 100 Light?

The Item Weight field reads 100 g. The same listing sells two racquets with full covers, so the page does not make clear whether that 100 g describes one racquet or the pair as delivered.

What level of player is the Yonex ZR 100 Light for?

The Skill Level field lists Beginner and Intermediate, and the third bullet says the ZR 100L is "ideal for beginners and intermediate level players".

What is the Yonex ZR 100 Light made of?

Aluminium. The bullet says "Material: Aluminum", and the Material Type, Frame Material Type and Shaft Material fields all read Aluminium.

Does the Yonex ZR 100 Light arrive strung?

The listing's Sport Racket String Installation field reads Unstrung. No string material or tension figure is given.

Where is the Yonex ZR 100 Light made?

The listing says made in India, described as a Yonex product developed in Japan and made in India, and warns that international products have separate terms and may differ from local products.

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