Abstract: A game racket comprises a head with a stringed surface and a shaft connected with the head and provided with a handle. The shaft further has a throat piece adjacent to a yoke of the head. The throat piece is provided with two arms arranged in a V-shaped fashion. Located between the throat piece and the handle is a connecting portion, which comprises a through hole traversing the short axis of the shaft and parallel to the direction of the stringed surface. Similarly, each of the two arms of the throat piece is provided with a through hole. Each of the through holes is provided with an elastic shock-absorbing body inserted thereinto. The stringed surface is composed of a plurality of long strings, which are fastened to the elastic shock-absorbing bodies. As a result, the shock energy generated by the stringed surface upon hitting a ball is effectively absorbed and attenuated by the elastic shock-absorbing bodies.

Abstract: A racket includes a head portion having a striking netting, a shaft portion, a throat portion connected between the head portion and the shaft portion, a grip portion formed on the shaft portion from a bottom end thereof, but excluding the uppermost part of the shaft portion, and a cushioning device provided between the head portion and the grip portion to cushion the impact force occurring when one strikes a ball with the striking netting.