Swiggy Instamart: Jaspo Thunder Badminton Set (2 Rackets + 5 Shuttlecocks + Bag) at ₹359, 68% Off MRP ₹1,149

Quick facts

Product overview

The Jaspo Thunder Badminton Set is an entry-level kit aimed at casual and beginner players. It bundles two alloy-steel rackets, five shuttlecocks, and a carry bag in a single pack, per the merchant's own product page on Swiggy Instamart. The listing describes it as "Portable, Complete Gaming Set" and positions it as a way to "stay active and enjoy quality time with family and friends." This is not a performance racket set for competitive players — it's a casual-play bundle.

The source (a deals forum) reported this at ₹359 against an MRP of ₹1,149, calling it a 69% discount, and noted availability tied to a specific pincode range (560023-24). We followed the forum's link through to the merchant page on instamart.in and confirmed the same headline price of ₹359 against the same ₹1,149 reference price, with the page itself displaying a 68% OFF badge — a one-point rounding difference from the source's claim, not a material discrepancy.

Why consider it

• The bundled price undercuts buying rackets, shuttlecocks and a bag separately for most casual players.
• Everything needed to start playing is included in one purchase — no need to hunt for compatible shuttlecocks or a case.
• Swiggy Instamart's quick-commerce model means fast delivery where serviceable, useful if you want to play the same day.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

This suits casual players, families, or beginners who want an affordable, ready-to-play badminton set without shopping for parts separately — provided their pincode is serviceable by Swiggy Instamart. It is not aimed at serious players wanting racket specs like weight, balance, or string tension control, since none of that detail is provided.

Final verdict

The deal is real in the sense that the merchant's own Instamart product page shows the same ₹359 price and set contents the source described, with only a one-point difference in the quoted discount percentage. The core risk buyers face isn't price authenticity but availability — quick-commerce delivery only works in serviceable pincodes, and MRP references on these platforms aren't always meaningful. For casual buyers in a serviceable area, this is a reasonable low-stakes purchase.