Feather shuttlecocks, typically made from goose or duck feathers.
Use:
Suitable for training, competitions, and recreational play. Preferred by intermediate to professional players due to better control and flight stability compared to plastic shuttlecocks.
Durability:
Feather shuttlecocks are less durable than nylon ones and may require humid storage to prevent feathers from becoming brittle.
Speed:
The number on the tube may indicate the speed of the shuttlecock, with higher numbers indicating faster speeds.
Construction:
Features 16 feathers, each 62-70mm long, and a cork base with a diameter of 25-28mm.