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The shuttlecock has two different parts that helps it to fly once it has been hit, the cock and the feathers. The cock is the head piece which has the most weight. The feathers are the back in of the piece and can be easily damaged while playing in a game. The feathers have been developed into a plastic skirt for longer play.
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