Apacs Stern 18 is a good choice for intermediate players and beginners who are looking for a racket with a decent weight (not too light). Weighing at 85g with an even balance, the Stern 18 is an all-rounder. It has good power and speed, in addition to being easy to handle. It is not extremely fast nor powerful, but strike a good balance between speed and power, without sacrificing either. Moreover, the racket is not just made of graphite, but Japan graphite, which is commonly known as the ultimate standard in graphite. Therefore, its quality and durability can be trusted. Lastly, if you want to keep stocks of the racket or share them with your friends, you can opt for the 4-piece combo at only USD99.

This is a go-to, safe and de facto racket for any social player who wants something easy to play with. This graphite racket has a popular weight of 84h and is slightly head heavy. This ensures that your racket will have enough power to support all your shots and yet, it does not burden your arms and wrists. Its medium shaft also enhances this ease of use. In addition, for the ambitious ones, you can also try high-tension stringing on the racket (28lbs-30lbs), as it has been deemed fit to support up to 35lbs in lab testing. Finally, the Thunderbolt is suitable for an All-Round style of play.

One of Felet's oldest and best-selling model, the Sport Force is Felet's trademark racket. Being one of the first racket in the world to be able to withstand 40lbs (in lab testing), the Sport Force is an all-round racket. It is easy to play with, as it has an Even Balance and a Medium Flex. Its Power Frame and 7.0mm shaft makes it powerful and stable. In short, the racket has a good combination of speed, power and control. If you are a social player, this racket could not be more suitable for you; regardless of whether you play singles or doubles.