Kawasaki KING KONG 500/700 Feather Badminton Shuttlecocks
Elevate your game with Kawasaki KING KONG 500 and 700 Badminton Shuttlecocks. Featuring premium duck or goose feathers and a composite cork head, these highly durable shuttles provide exceptional flight stability for both training and competitive play.
Experience premium flight and durability with the Kawasaki KING KONG series badminton shuttlecocks. Featuring high-quality, strong, and thick feathers combined with a composite cork head, these shuttlecocks deliver exceptional A and B flight stability and consistent speeds for your matches. Available in K500 (Goose Feather) and K700 (Duck Feather) variants, they are expertly crafted to suit your specific playing preferences and climate conditions.
- Crafted with Class A Duck Feather (K700) or premium Goose Feather (K500).
- Features a durable composite cork head for satisfying impact and reliable rebound.
- Available in standard 76 and 77 speed ratings to suit various playing environments.
- Each tube contains 12 high-quality white badminton shuttlecocks.
Key Features
- Premium Feather Material: The K700 model utilizes Class A Duck Feathers, while the K500 utilizes premium Goose Feathers, both featuring strong and thick plumes for enhanced durability on the court.
- Composite Cork Head: Equipped with a composite cork head that ensures an excellent hitting feel, balance, and reliable bounce during intense rallies and powerful smashes.
- Stable Flight Paths: Engineered for A and B flight classifications, providing consistent, predictable trajectories that competitive and amateur players demand.
- Optimal Speeds: Available in 76 and 77 speed ratings, allowing you to choose the perfect shuttlecock behavior for your local altitude and temperature conditions.
- Durable Construction: Manufactured with special technology by Kawasaki to ensure the shuttlecocks withstand heavy impacts and extended play sessions without premature wear.
Compatibility & Best Use
- Ideal for daily badminton training, amateur practice, and competitive tournament play.
- The K500 Goose Feather variant is highly recommended for advanced players seeking maximum durability, while the K700 is excellent for standard daily practice.
- Select the 76 speed rating for warmer climates or higher altitudes, and the 77 speed for cooler environments to maintain optimal game pacing.
Installation Tips
- Opening the Tube: Carefully remove the top cap of the 12-piece packaging tube and slide the shuttlecocks out base-first to avoid ruffling or breaking the delicate feathers.
- Preparation (Steaming): For increased feather durability, lightly steam the feather sections over a humidifier before playing to restore natural moisture to the Class A duck or goose feathers.
- Storage Setup: Always store the shuttlecocks back in their protective 220g tube with the cork heads facing the sealed end to maintain their structural integrity and skirt shape.
Product Specifications
| Brand Name | kawasaki |
| Model Number / Series | king kong 700 500 / King kong series |
| Classification | Duck Feather Ball / Badminton Shuttlecock |
| Material | Duck Feather (K700), Goose Feather (K500) |
| Feather Characteristics | Class A Duck Feather, Strong and Thick Feather |
| Head Material | Composite cork |
| Speed | 76-77 |
| Flight | A, B |
| Color | White |
| Package Quantity | 12 pieces per tube |
| Weight | 220g |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Packing List
- 1 x Tube of Kawasaki KING KONG Shuttlecocks (12 Pieces, Model/Speed as selected)
Warnings & Safety Notes
- Fragile Material: Despite having strong and thick feathers, avoid intentionally crushing or stepping on the shuttlecocks, as this will permanently ruin their carefully calibrated flight path.
- Moisture Exposure: Keep the composite cork head away from standing water or excessive moisture, which can degrade the adhesive holding the feathers in place.
- Temperature Extremes: Store the tube in a cool, dry place; extreme heat can dry out the natural goose and duck feathers, making them brittle and highly prone to snapping during play.
