HUNDRED X10 X-Fusion Shuttlecock Speed 77

Been spoiled by Yonex, I had to give this a try for it's pricing. So there is a compromise attached to this purchase. The flight of the cock is weird to get used to. It dips quite strangely and in slight breezy weather you can let your dogs play fetch instead.Probably alright for indoor badminton, which is were it's played unlike my case.

The shuttles are mediocre in quality wise it is less durable compared to Yonex aeroseana series. The major flaw is that's it's too fast and too light although for this price range it's okay.

Durability: 1/5Absolutely disappointing. These shuttlecocks fall apart after just 1 or 2 games—sometimes even after one intense rally. Whether you're using them for a casual game or something more competitive, you’ll be lucky if you can get through a single session without the cork breaking down or the feathers getting completely torn up. The lack of durability makes them essentially disposable, and considering how often they need replacing, they’re not worth the money at all.Performance: 1/5Right off the bat, the performance is mediocre at best. When new, they might fly decently for a few minutes, but as soon as any signs of damage show up, they start veering off course, and the flight pattern becomes erratic. Once the feathers are even slightly torn or bent, expect a lot of mis-hits and poor returns. If you care about accuracy and consistency in your game, these shuttles will let you down quickly.Material Quality: 1/5The materials used in these shuttlecocks are clearly subpar. Whether it's a low-quality cork base or cheap feathers, they just can’t stand up to normal play. A decent shuttlecock should last through hours of practice or a few matches at the very least. These, however, fail within a few games, making them a frustrating buy. Even synthetic versions, which are usually more durable, don’t seem to perform much better here.Value for Money: 1/5These shuttles are a waste of money. While they may seem affordable at first glance, the fact that you need to replace them so frequently makes them more expensive in the long run. If you’re serious about badminton or even if you just want a shuttlecock that can handle regular recreational play, you’re better off investing a little more in something that lasts.Overall: 1/5 – Don't Waste Your MoneyIf you’re looking for a shuttlecock that can last through more than a couple of games without falling apart, avoid these at all costs. Whether you're playing for fun or for fitness, these shuttles won't hold up and will leave you frustrated with constant replacements. Save yourself the trouble and look for a more durable option, even if it costs a little more up front.

Lasts well ,value for money

Durability is good, but it is fast - Flight good