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Best badminton rackets for doubles

Updated 24 Oct 2026

Doubles rewards a racket that can attack from the back and still react at the net. These sit near even balance with a medium or firm shaft, for players who rotate front and back.

Ranked forAll-Court Engine Balance about 295 mm (even), medium shaft, 4U. Every racket here is in stock in a UK shop.
#1

Babolat Jetstream 83

2025 · Even · Medium shaft · 83 g

Quick yet punchy. The heaviest and most balanced of the Jetstream family: a medium-flex, thin-shafted frame that keeps the speed of its lighter siblings but adds more stability and drive. Good for club players who want one racket for…

From £90.99 at Badminton HQ RRP £130

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#2

Yonex Arcsaber 7 Pro

2022 · Even · Medium shaft · 4U

Quick, forgiving frame. A faster, more forgiving even-balance racket than the 11 Pro, with a medium-flex shaft and a stronger, more aerodynamic frame. Strong for doubles players who want speed and defence without a stiff shaft.

From £175.99 at Badminton HQ RRP £210

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#3

Victor DriveX 7SP (DX-7SP)

2023 · Even · Medium shaft · 4U

Easy all-rounder. A slightly more flexible sibling of the 6SP (index 5) with the same nano-tube shaft and 26-28 lb tension limits. Even balance, aimed at club players.

From £79.99 at Badminton HQ

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#4

OGKILS Dimensional 88 Slash (D88 Slash)

Even · Medium shaft · 4U

Cheap carbon attacker. A low-priced, medium-flex carbon racket with a mild head-heavy bias, offered in 4U and a lighter 5U. Suits club players who want some attacking bite without paying for a flagship.

From £60.00 at Central Sports RRP £72

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#5

Carlton GP-X 83

Even · Medium shaft · 83 g

Light controlled all-rounder. A lighter-than-85 g sibling of the GP-X 85: even balance and a responsive, controlled feel with a graphite frame. Suited to club players wanting speed and control over raw power.

From £74.99 at Sweatband RRP £100

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#6

Li-Ning Bladex 500

2022 · Even · Medium shaft · 4U

Affordable speed frame. Mid-range Bladex in 3U and 4U with a balance point around 292-295 mm, so close to even. A budget way into the speed line.

From £94.99 at Badminton HQ RRP £127

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#7

Yonex Astrox Nextage

2023 · Slightly head heavy · Medium shaft · 4U

Mid-price attacker. A mid-range, mid-price head-heavy racket with a medium flex. It brings the Astrox smash character to club players without stiff-shaft demands and with a slightly lighter head feel than the big-name models.

From £103.99 at Badminton HQ RRP £130

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#8

Hundred Flareon 700

2025 · Slightly head heavy · Medium shaft · 4U

Fast front court. A medium-flex racket with near-even balance, pitched at quick net play and fast reflex exchanges rather than raw smashing. Good for doubles players who live at the front and mid-court.

From £95.00 at Central Sports

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#9

OGKILS Freezing 07

Slightly head heavy · Medium shaft · 4U

Light carbon starter. An entry-priced carbon racket with a medium flex and a slim-but-not-extreme 7.0 mm shaft, aimed at beginners to intermediates. The 5U weight makes it easy to swing and quick in the hand.

From £44.95 at Central Sports RRP £63

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#10

Li-Ning Bladex 800 Power

2026 · Even · Medium shaft · 4U

Speed racket that finishes. 2026 Power sibling of the Bladex 800 Speed: same fast Bladex swing but with more weight at the head for back-court pressure, medium shaft, 3U/4U/5U. It suits back-court and mixed-doubles players who still want Bladex…

From £175.50 at Badminton HQ

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