Gosen Inferno Plus Badminton Racket Review

Gosen Inferno Plus
MANUFACTURERS SPECS:
Weight: 83+-1
Balance: Head Heavy
Shaft stiffness: Stiff
Max string tension: 32lbs
OUR SPECS:
Strung weight: 88.3g
Balance: Head Heavy
Shaft Stiffness: Stiff
Remember:
All of our rackets are re-strung with the same string to 25lbs tension.
We use the same shuttle cocks on all tests
We test all rackets in exactly the same way
Our player tries to hit all shots at the same velocity and strength to minimise variation.
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[@hikingtoheaven]

Keeping the price difference asside, between kawasaki king K9 and inferno plus, which one do you suggest for doubles? Also which one is fast in the air?

[@badmintonracketreview2814]

Inferno Ex is probably better, the Inferno plus is faster in the air but the K9 4u is much more powerful.

[@ozanfauzan7840]

@@badmintonracketreview2814 how about inferno ex??? is it better than inferno plus??

[@kevinhenson5225]

How do you think the unique head design affects overall durability?

[@badmintonracketreview2814]

No one has mentioned any durability issues

[@arun8978]

Sir Gosen gra energy 180L a good racket for doubles?

[@badmintonracketreview2814]

Never tried it bro - sorry!

[@Sheisintomalakasdino]

protech zephyr series have the same head design , max tension 35 pounds, half the price

[@badmintonracketreview2814]

please send a link - would like to have a look

[@noob_strikes0011]

@@Sheisintomalakasdino protech zephyr fire any good ?? Compared to say abroz venom

[@Sheisintomalakasdino]

@@noob_strikes0011 the fire feels a bit dead in the hand to me, i like the Victor falcon, haven't tried the venom, sorry

[@noob_strikes0011]

@@Sheisintomalakasdino wow that's helpful. I got a good deal on zephyr. Care to explain dead? Does it feel heavy to use? Bp? How do u mean dead bro? Very small sweet spot ? Abroz venom also has small sweetspot

[@Sheisintomalakasdino]

@@noob_strikes0011 I also have the crossfire which is very light but a fun racket, very lively in the hand, opposite of the fire,
Fire just feel sluggish, shuttlecock rebound from strings feels slow.
I let a few of the club members try the fire as well without saying anything to them and they all said very little feel in the hand, and not a very Dynamic racket which means it's slowish a little dull, of course to each their own let me know how yours feels ... good luck!

[@greengreen970]

Hi! How does this compare to the NF700?

[@badmintonracketreview2814]

NF700 better

[@tnghiem]

@@badmintonracketreview2814 I'm sorry but responses like these are absolutely unhelpful, and borderline "irresponsible". They are totally different rackets (one is flexible, head-light, the other is stiff, head-heavy), designed for different purposes, playing styles and disciplines of badminton. You clearly have a bias toward more flexible rackets, so the least you can do is be neutral. For me, the NF700 is just too flexible, too floppy to play at high performance level. But not like you, I am not going to say that the Inferno is much better, because it objectively isn't.

[@badmintongod72]

@@tnghiem bro he answers based on his opinion. Its people's fault for asking such baseless question as "which one better". You could throw me the most expensive racket out there, im still gonna say my carbonex are better bcs that was what i feel and my own opinion 🤷🏻‍♀️ u better asked a more logical question such as "this racket are this frame shaped, and that racket are that frame shaped, wdy think better between this two different frame shape?" Kinda like that