I drew Rocket in cosco, (sorry for the angle :D)
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I drew Rocket in cosco, (sorry for the angle :D)
Source
me ,dinner and a song I was made fun for liking
'You can fold this furniture away, but would you?'
Advertisement for Cosco folding furniture (1962).
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Personal recs 🏸 (1) (2)
I've owned the Cosco one for almost 7 years and it works as good as new, but is a bit heaveier than the Yonex one. I prefer a heavier racquet whenever I use my right hand to exert more weight as it is not my dominant hand but I'm ambidextrous so it works. And while using my left, which is my dominant hand, I prefer lightweight designs as they support more impactful smashes.
The Yonex one has a way better grip and flexible nylon net than Cosco and if you're an intermediate player, or an advanced level one, like I am, then surely go for it without any doubts, but if you're a beginner who is just trying to learn the sport, I say you go with the Cosco one.
And the best shuttles (plastic ones are betternthan feather ones imo) are from Yonex. Feel free to ask for more details or anything else ✌🏼
i learned that nearly 70% of icelanders has costco membership and there's only one costco in the country (x)