Sep 16, 2026
Sofia-based Badminton Webshop is growing its catalog of rackets, footwear and accessories from leading manufacturers, serving club and tournament players across 27 European markets with same-day dispatch.
Sofia, Bulgaria, September 16, 2026 -- Badminton Webshop, an online retailer based in Sofia, Bulgaria, has expanded its equipment assortment to cover 27 European markets, giving club and tournament players wider access to rackets, shuttlecocks, strings, shoes, grips and bags from four major manufacturers.
The retailer's country selector now supports shoppers in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Poland, among other markets, allowing customers to browse and order equipment tailored to their region. The current catalog lists 97 products spanning beginner-level gear through to equipment built for advanced and competitive play, drawn from Yonex, Victor, Babolat and Li-Ning.
Among the brands represented, shoppers can find rackets, strings and accessories from Yonex, a full equipment range from Babolat, and footwear and rackets from Victor, alongside the Li-Ning lineup. The assortment is organized so that recreational players and competitive club members can find equipment suited to their level within a single storefront.
Logistics form a core part of the retailer's service model. Orders placed before 2 PM qualify for same-day shipping, a commitment the company positions as central to serving players who need equipment ahead of matches or club sessions across the continent.
"Badminton Webshop serves customers across 27 European markets with a specialist assortment from leading badminton brands including Yonex, Victor, Babolat and Li-Ning," said Alexander Miladinov of Badminton Webshop. "Our goal is simple: combine specialist badminton knowledge with the speed and convenience customers expect from a modern European webshop."
Miladinov added that the company's focus remains on building out its catalog methodically. "With close to 100 products already available, Badminton Webshop is building a focused European destination for rackets, shuttlecocks, footwear and badminton accessories," he said.
The expanded assortment reflects the company's continued investment in serving players from beginner and recreational levels through to advanced and competitive badminton, with equipment selected to match the needs of each segment.
Badminton Webshop is a specialist online retailer dedicated to badminton players across Europe. Headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, the company offers a carefully selected range of rackets, shuttlecocks, shoes, strings, and accessories from leading brands including Yonex, Victor, Babolat, and Li-Ning, backed by expert customer service and fast, reliable delivery.
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Name: Alexander Miladinov
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Organization: Badminton Webshop
Website: https://badmintonwebshop.com
Release ID: 89203465
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