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Shi Yu Qi Racket, Shoes & String

Shi Yu Qi professional badminton player from China

Shi Yu Qi

Name
Shi Yu Qi (石宇奇)
Height
183 cm (6’0″)
Country
China 🇨🇳
Birthday
Feb 28, 1996

Shi Yu Qi’s equipment, including his racket, string, tension, shoes, shuttlecocks, and more (updated regularly for badminton).

Racket

String
BG80 Power
Weight
4U (83g)
Tension
29 lbs (Vertical) / 31 lbs (Horizontal)
Flex
Extra Stiff
Balance
Head Heavy
Color
Kurenai (Dark Red)

Shoes

Shi Yu Qi's Li-Ning Invincible Ace Snow Camouflage badminton shoes
Li-Ning Invincible Ace (Snow Camouflage)
Brand
Li-Ning
Style
AYAR015-1
Tech
Cloud + Bounse+

String

Shi Yu Qi's Yonex BG80 Power badminton string
Yonex BG80 Power
Gauge
0.68 mm
Type
Multifilament
Best For
Power Hitters

Other Gear

Shuttlecock Shi Yu Qi's Yonex Aerosensa 50 shuttlecock
Yonex Aerosensa 50
Yonex Towel Grip (AC402EX)
Yonex Pro Tournament Bag
Apparel Shi Yu Qi's Li-Ning competition badminton shirt
Li-Ning Competition Shirt

References

  1. [1]Richard Choi. Shi Yu Qi racket, weight, and string tension interview. YouTube, 6:00, February 3, 2026.
  2. [2]CK Yew. 中国队 China Badminton Team Players Equipment – Rackets, Strings & String Tension. YouTube, 0:18, November 27, 2022.

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About the author

Lim How Wei

Lim How Wei is the founder of EquipmentStack.com, a sports enthusiast who has been playing badminton for over a decade. His dedication to the sport goes well beyond the court as he studies past matches, tracks tournaments worldwide, and follows player interviews obsessively. That depth of passion and attention to detail is what inspired him to build the platform.

Beyond badminton, he has tried a wide range of other sports, including pickleball, sport climbing, jiu-jitsu, and many others, giving him a genuine understanding of what athletes need across many different disciplines. He also has a deep passion for music, having spent years following the instruments and gear setups of world-class musicians across genres, from guitarists and pianists to drummers.

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