Actually the most durable shuttle is Yonex Aerosensa 40 (so far I had tried). I don't know what is the type of shuttle that be used in international tournament but I guess it's not far away from this regarding the quality. But it costs about 70-80 ringit. Yes it's costy but if you think you're a good player, you can go for it. A shuttle can last for at least 2 matches, if you're beginner then you're not recommended for this. Because beginner always cannot hit accurately on the head of the shuttle cock, once you hit the feather no matter how good is the shuttle it spoils.

Next should be ProAce. Cost around 50? Not sure...
Try on Yonex Aerosensa 30 if you're not beginner, it's cool too.
RSL Gold is quite durable but will becomes lighter in a short time. Means the shuttle speed becomes slower and slower. For me it can't satisfy my passion definitely...

You buy the cheap one, frequent change shuttle = consume more shuttles = use more money to fulfill demand. So what's the different you straight away buy expensive one, very durable = consume lesser shuttle per match = and the most important is you get the satisfaction

Don't buy Yonex Aerosensa 10. If you really want to use Yonex then go for Aerosensa 30...

Don't buy RSL la, last not long....Last time still okay now getting poor.

Go for Protech Masterpiece or the other...named...Championship? Forgot. Quite okay...Last quite long, with hard smash whole game can last 2 matches

My previous comment:

RSL Tourey Classic..Never tried that, only tried Gold and Silver...

Yonex rubber made shuttle is not bad. Despite a bit heavier than regular shuttle, its speed is quite standard.

This post has been edited by chrisling: Oct 8 2008, 09:12 AM

That's different RSL -.-lll RSL Silver is it?

Glue will make the shuttle heavier and the speed will run...
Worth to try anyway

RSL Classic better than Gold?