Badminton set Nils Extreme NRZ014 STEEL — 4 rackets, 3 shuttlecocks, net 195×22 cm, carrying bag

Complete badminton kit Nils Extreme NRZ014 STEEL includes four rackets with steel frames, three shuttlecocks, a playing net sized 195×22 cm and a zippered carrying bag. The set is designed for recreational badminton, casual training and group play outdoors or indoors. Compact packaging and the included bag make transport and storage straightforward, while steel-frame rackets deliver increased durability suitable for regular leisure use.

Advantages

The steel-frame rackets combine strength and moderate weight to resist impacts and bending during recreational play. The playing net measures 195×22 cm, providing a standard width and clear separation of sides for doubles or singles games. Three shuttlecocks are included so play can continue without immediate re-supply. A carrying bag keeps the rackets, net and shuttlecocks together for easy transport to parks, beaches or schoolyards.

Suitable for

• Backyard and garden family games
• Park, beach and picnic activities
• School physical education and youth clubs
• Casual training and weekend recreational play

Key specifications

• Rackets: 4 pieces with steel frames
• Shuttlecocks: 3 pieces (feather or synthetic; see packaging)
• Net dimensions: 195 × 22 cm
• Carrying bag: zippered bag for rackets and accessories
• Intended use: recreational and casual training

How to use

Assemble the net between two support points at an appropriate height and secure it to avoid sagging. Take rackets from the bag and inspect strings and handle grips before play. Use the included shuttlecocks; replace them if damaged. For outdoor play choose a flat, unobstructed surface and check for sufficient clearance around the court. After use, dry any damp components, neatly pack the rackets, shuttlecocks and folded net into the carrying bag for storage or transport.

Usage recommendations

For longer product life, avoid striking hard surfaces and store the set in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Regularly check racket strings and tighten or replace grips if needed. When using on sand or near water, rinse and dry metal parts to reduce corrosion risk.