Gs Gold Naylon shutttle Box

1. aterial

   • The skirt (“feathers”) is nylon/plastic, not real feather. That gives better durability, especially for practice and casual games. 

   • Base is likely synthetic or rubber / cork-type for impact absorption. (Sellers often mention “premium plastic” and “high-quality cock base”.) Origin

   • Many sources say “Made in Taiwan” for GS Gold shuttlecocks. 

2. Flight / Performance

   • Designed to have accurate flight stability over distance, even under varying environmental conditions. That suggests the skirt shape and balance are engineered to minimize wobble. 

   • Sellers mention “premium plastic construction for consistent flight” and “high-quality base to ensure stability.” Durability

   • One of the selling points is being more lasting / less frequent replacements than lower-grade plastic or cheaper feather shuttles. Nylon resists damage from hard hits, moisture, etc. 

3. Suitability

   • Good for indoor & outdoor play, training / practice sessions. Because of the robustness of nylon, better in non-ideal conditions (humidity, rough surfaces, etc.). 

   • Probably pitched not as a top tournament feather shuttle, but for those looking for a mid-level durable shuttle where cost/performance balance matters.

Advantages

• Longer life: Nylon shuttles generally last far more hits than feathers, particularly good for frequent use.

• Cost-efficient: You get more value per shuttle and less frequent replacement.

• Stable flight: For this model, advertised to have minimized wobble, accurate trajectory.

• Visibility: Usually bright colour (often yellow) helps visibility during play.