Karakal now make some of the lightest badminton rackets on the market. These are brilliant for FAST badminton play, especially for those who like the extra speed that is provided by a really light racket for both singles and doubles play. Karakal also offers rackets with different flexibility, weight, grip size, and balance points, allowing players to choose a racket that suits their playing style and preferences. In addition to their racket offerings, Karakal also produces high-quality strings and grips that complement their rackets. These accessories are designed to enhance the performance and comfort of players while using their rackets.
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The Karakal brand originated in Belgium in 1978 and was the property of SPGS Dendermonde, Belgium. The Karakal brand mark was used on shoes, rackets and clothing. The original Karakal logo was a Lynx, but in 2002 the logo was changed. Starting with the Turkish translation of Karakal, meaning 'Black Ear', and the fact that KARAKAL has three 'A's, it was decided to use the outside pair as 'Black Ears' and exaggerate the centre 'A' with a dot below, which can be interpreted as a ball or shuttlecock. The new name logo and the 'A' ball give instantly recognisable brand marks that continue the Karakal ethos of quality and value for money that the original Karakal Lynx stood for.

More versatility:
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More speed:
High Balance & High Sweet Spot - delivers greater power without sacrificing control. Suitable for advanced and experienced players. Inexperienced players may find it difficult to hit the sweetspot.
Medium Balance & a Centre Sweet Spot offer the right mix for intermediate to advanced players. These players play regularly and want to improve their game.
Medium High Balance & Slightly Larger Sweet Spot - a good all-around choice that can be used by players of all skill levels. Perfect for intermediate and recreational players alike.
Low Balance & Bigger Sweet Spot - for players to start, and play comfortably. The low balance and larger sweet spot also help prevent tennis elbow.