Mavis 350 White Medium Speed (1/2 dz Tube)

The plastic ones that come with the Badminton sets are usually terrible. These ones are nylon and have a much better quality. They don't warp, so they fly true. They make a big difference, even if you're just playing for fun with the kids in your yard.

these are by far the best birdies I have even used. they fly great and have great distance, and hold up very well. before I bought these, we were getting about 1 game out of each birdie < we play hard > now with these we get 20 plus games out of a birdie. if I ever need more, these are going to be my go to birdies.

Delivered as promised. My daughter is very happy with the quality!

The Mavis 350 is a good shuttle for beginner-intermediate level players who are looking for recreation and fun. It is durable and lasts for around 10 times more than a feather shuttle. Personally I feel the Mavis 2000 has a slightly better flight than the Mavis 350, but some of my friends see no difference. They are unwilling to spend the extra 2 dollars.(hee....heee..). I think it is worth it anyway!

Fly straight and true. Beginner level but we wanted to expand into more complicated shots.

There are very durable and perfect replacement for feather ones. We play outdoors on grass and dust. They withstood test of time and harsh play so far. Worth a buy.

Good quality and reliable lasts few games of slaughter from our group. After few heavy hits notice bits of broken netting in the edge but doesn't affect performance. We have got two boxes and possibly played 50 + single/doubles games in last 1 month. Feels similar to feather shuttlecocks, but then feather from different vendors differ based on quality So for me, Mavis 350 is the standard now.

I really like using Mavis 350's because they model the actual flight path/speed of a feather birdie much better than the other models that I've used before (2000 and 300). I find 2000's to be too fast and 300's to be a little slow and dull (in the sense that the arcs in which they fly when you clear seem a bit lower to me than usual, but maybe I'm being too picky) Either way, I like the 350's the best and I usually get yellow's just because they're far easier to see in actual game play (it's the worst when you lose a game because you can't see a white bird because you're playing in a gym with white walls and bright white headlights on the ceiling). I would give these 4 stars (not 5, they're not perfect after all...) if it weren't for the fact that they have a nasty habit of fraying on the edges quickly, which makes the chance of the net mesh tearing a lot higher. Once that happens, it just doesn't fly the same anymore :( at that point, I usually switch it out, but then I quickly end up with a canister full of frayed birds (which sucks).

Absolut gute Baelle. Sie sind wohl einen Tuck schneller als blaue plastik baelle von z. B. Wilson. Sie haben ein gutes flugverhalten (fuer plastik baelle) und sind sehr bestaendig. Ich denke, es gibt keine besseren plastik-Badminton-Baelle.

Ich spiele wöchentlich. Das Niveau könnte man als "anspruchsvoll hobbymäßig" bezeichnen. Die Bälle scheinen lange zu halten - nach 10 "Anwendungen" sieht der erste "Ball" noch top aus - außerdem ist er durch die Neonfarbe auch bei ungünstigen Lichtverhältnissen sehr gut sichtbar.

Wir spielen nur just for fun, aber man merkt auch hier, wenn man ein paar Euro mehr anlegt, anstatt es mit den billigen Bällen vom Wühltisch zu probieren.