Why are synthetic shuttles being introduced?

To reduce the use of waterfowl feathers from an environmental and sustainability perspective, the Badminton World Federation is promoting this initiative.

How does it feel to use synthetic shuttles?

According to player Chi-Lin Wang, once you get used to them, they can be fast, but there are still differences from traditional natural shuttles that cause confusion, and there is room for improvement.

When will synthetic shuttles be used in official matches?

Currently, they are being introduced experimentally in lower-level tournaments, and the official implementation date has not been determined yet.

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Wang Chi-lin Partners with Lee Yang at Morning Cup, Says Synthetic Shuttlecocks Still Need Adaptation

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Taiwanese badminton player Wang Chi-lin commented that time is needed to adapt to the new synthetic shuttlecocks being trialed by the Badminton World Federation. Recently becoming a father, he is also busy with childcare.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why are synthetic shuttles being introduced?: A: To reduce the use of waterfowl feathers from an environmental and sustainability perspective, the Badminton World Federation is promoting this initiative.
Q: How does it feel to use synthetic shuttles?: A: According to player Chi-Lin Wang, once you get used to them, they can be fast, but there are still differences from traditional natural shuttles that cause confusion, and there is room for improvement.
Q: When will synthetic shuttles be used in official matches?: A: Currently, they are being introduced experimentally in lower-level tournaments, and the official implementation date has not been determined yet.