Yo’s Badminton & Tennis

In the years that I’ve been playing badminton, this has been my go-​to shop for strings and rackets. Stringing service is absolutely great — consistent with my requirements, next day pick-​up, and price is cheaper than other sports stores and pro-​shops.
The store is dedicated to stringing services with up-​to-​date rackets, shoes, bags, and accessories. Although the selection is limited and leaning to the most popular items, the price is relatively cheaper. A few months back I purchased a Nanospeed that’s $ 15 cheaper than Sportchek and Lee’s Badminton pro-​shop. And recently had my rackets strung for $ 25 each inclusive of string and labour, and performance had utmost feel and durability.
Same guy after all these years, Koyo, and its always a pleasant visit. He talks to me about my preferences whenever I get my rackets strung as if briefly validating what I want versus what I need. Sometimes I have questions on how a higher or lower string tension would help me and he shares recommendations and insights with progressive sensibility.
They accept debit and credit cards; open from 11:30am to 7:30pm except Tuesdays; open from 12:30 to 5:30pm Sundays; lunch breaks from 3−4pm everyday. (Their store hours very important to my schedule so I keenly note it. Hope this helps.)

Have been there several times to get new strings for my badminton racquet. In each visit, the person working there, who I think is also the owner, seemed disinterested in providing any sort of assistance. Never acknowledged me or any of the other customers in the store. When questions were asked, one or two word answers were given. Have found other badminton stores to be much more helpful. Price wise is average, nothing special.