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Black Knight ION X Force
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MotionSport Invictus Samurai MotionSport Invictus Warrior II Harrow Vapor
MotionSport Invictus Samurai
Our Price: $200.00 		MotionSport Invictus Warrior II
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Head YouTek Neon2 130 Squash racquet Black Knight Stratos Black Knight Mainframe
Head YouTek Neon2 130
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Black Knight Breeze Black Knight Quicksilver nXS Squash racquet Black Knight Magnum 130 Squash racquet
Black Knight Breeze
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Black Knight Magnum Crush Black Knight ION Cannon Dunlop Biomimetic Elite Squash racquet
Black Knight Magnum Crush
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Our Price $159.95 		Dunlop Biomimetic Elite
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Dunlop Biomimetic Evolution 120 Squash racquet Dunlop Biomimetic Max Squash racquet Dunlop Biomimetic Pro GTX 130 Squash racquet
Dunlop Biomimetic Evolution 120
Our Price $159.00 		Dunlop Biomimetic Max
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Dunlop Biomimetic Pro GTX 140 Squash racquets Dunlop Biomimetic Ultimate Squash racquet Head Cyano2 115 Squash racquet
Dunlop Biomimetic Pro GTX 140
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Karakal Pro SSL Crystal 115 Squash racquet Karakal Pro SSL Crystal 125 Squash racquet Karakal Pro SSL Crystal 135 Squash racquet
Karakal Pro SSL Crystal 115
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Head YouTek Anion2 135 Squash Racquet Harrow Dread 2 Squash Racquet Dunlop Biomimetic Evolution 130 Squash racquet
Head YouTek Anion2 135
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Harrow JP Custom Spark Squash Racquet
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Harrow Revere
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Harrow Jewel Squash Racquet Head YouTek Xenon2 135 Squash Racquet Head YouTek Argon2 155 Squash racquet
Harrow Jewel
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Head YouTek Cyclone 145 Squash Racquet Head YouTek Typhoon 150 Squash racquet Karakal SX 100 Gel Squash racquet
Head YouTek Cyclone2 145
Our Price $175.00 		Head YouTek Typhoon 150
Our Price $175.00 		Karakal SX 100 Gel
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Karakal TEC Gel 120 Squash racquet Karakal - CSX Junior Karakal - BX 130 Gel
Karakal TEC Gel 120
Our Price $159.00 		Karakal CSX Junior
Our Price $29.00 		Karakal BX 130 Gel
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Karakal - BX 150 Karakal TEC Lite 130 Squash racquet Karakal Squash TEC Tour Squash racquet
Karakal BX 150
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Karakal Tribal SL 125 Karakal Tribal Ti 140 Karakal Tour
Karakal Tribal SL 125
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Manta Classic Solo Manta Cobra Tecnifibre Dynergy Tour 125
Manta Classic Solo
Our Price $129.00 		Manta Cobra
Our Price $139.00 		Tecnifibre Dynergy Tour 125
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Tecnifibre Dynergy Max Tecnifibre Suprem NG 130 Tecnifibre Supreme Ruby 130
Tecnifibre Dynergy Max
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Tecnifibre Carboflex 130 Tecnifibre Carboflex 140 (Thierry Lincou) Tecnifibre Suprem Calibur 135
Tecnifibre Carboflex 130
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Our Price $138.00 		Tecnifibre Suprem Calibur 135
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Unsquashable CP 5500 Squash racquet Unsquashable Y-TEC 1990 Squash racquet Wilson Tour BLX Squash racquet
Unsquashable CP 5500
Our Price $155.00 		Unsquashable Y-TEC 1990
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Wilson One45 BLX Squash racquet Wilson Blade BLX Squash racquet Wilson One20 BLX Squash racquet
Wilson One30 BLX
Our Price $179.00 		Wilson Blade BLX
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Wilson One55 BLX Squash racquet Wilson One45 BLX Squash racquet
Wilson One55 BLX
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Choosing the right Squash Racquet


Choosing the right squash racquet or (squash racket) if your prefer for you.

The right squash racket can make or break your squash game, factors like grip size, head size, string tension, racket swing and flex style all help to determine which type of racquet will offer the most ideal power and control for your squash game.

Beginner and Senior players a like will benefit from intermediate rackets that have larger heads and bigger sweet spots. Providing more power and forgiveness. Having a racquet that provides these two attributes will allow a player to concentrate on the rally, their positioning and form.

Intermediate Players

Intermediate players will find success with both intermediate and advanced rackets. Intermediate rackets typically have previously been balanced more to the front of the head of the squash racquet, we are now seeing the new models to have a balance towards the butt of the racket. "Head Light"

Advanced Players

A racquet that is more head light is usually best suited for a more seasoned squash player. Rackets with head light frames can be commonly be classed as intermediate to advanced racquets. These rackets tend to lighter and offer more flexibility for better ball control.

String Tension

The amount of tension in strings can greatly affect how a racquet plays. Some strings are designed to assist with more power and or control. Higher tensions produce less power than lower tensions although can benefit a players from court game.

String

Some strings have different shapes and textures to grip the ball better. This can help with your drop shots and lobs. We suggest you experiment with different strings and tensions to see what works better for your game.

Squash Grip

If a grip is too big or too small this can cause strain or fatigue on the hand and arm. To properly fit a squash grip to your hand the general rule is to have one fingers width of space between the palm and the tip of the ring finger.

Do not forget to replace worn out grips with fresh grip, or put an over grip on for optimal comfort and control, this will prevent slipping and provide size to the grip for more comfort.

The first step to court domination is equipping squash gear that matches your style and level of play.


DIMENSIONS OF A SQUASH RACKET

The dimensions of squash racquets or rackets if you prefer, are specified by the World Squash Federation. When looking for a squash racket it is safe to say that all squash rackets will be equal in length. There may be minor variations between different racquet models and brands but very little. The major variations are focused on the weight of the racket and the dimensions of the head, and throat of the racquet. String patterns take a part in how the ball feels when striking the ball. Each brand and model that are similar may have slight variations that can affect ones game play. When looking for a new racket bare in mind the subtle differences between each racket. Compare the racquet specifications and do not always assume price is the major player in a racquet. You may be surprised how some racquets feel and play without you having to break the bank. Bellow are the specifications outlined by the WSF. This will give you a better understanding of the manufacturing of a racquet.


DIMENSIONS


 
Maximum length


- 686 mm
Maximum width, measured at right angles to the shaft


- 215 mm
Maximum length of strings


- 390 mm
Maximum strung area


- 500sq. cms
Minimum width of any frame or any structural member (measured in plane of strings)


- 7 mm




 
Maximum depth of any frame or other structural member (measured at right angles to plane of strings)


- 26 mm
 


 
Minimum radius of outside curvature of frame at any point


- 50 mm
Minimum radius of curvature of any edge of frame or other structural member


- 2 mm
 


 

WEIGHT


 
Maximum weight


- 255 gm
 


 

CONSTRUCTION


 

The head of the squash racket is defined as that part of the racket containing or surrounding the strung area.

Strings and string ends must be recessed within the racquet head or, in cases where such recessing is impractical because of racquet material, or design, must be protected by a securely attached bumper strip.

If squash manufacturers' logos or other markings are applied to the strings they shall not leave a colored mark on the squash ball.

The bumper strip must be made of a flexible material which cannot crease into sharp edges following abrasive contact with the floor or walls.

The bumper strip shall be of a white, colorless or unpigmented material. Where for cosmetic reasons a squash manufacturer chooses to use a colored bumper strip, then cannot leave a colored deposit on the walls or floor of the court after contact.

The frame of the racket shall be of a color and/or material which will not mark the walls or floor following an impact in normal play.

Strings shall be gut, nylon or a substitute material, provided metal is not used.

Only two layers of strings are allowed and these must be alternately interlaced or bonded where they cross, and the string pattern shall be generally uniform and form a single plane over the racquet head.

Any grommets, string spacers or other devices attached to any part of the racket shall be used solely to limit or prevent wear and tear or vibration, and be reasonable in size and placement for such purpose. They cannot be attached to any part of the strings within the hitting area (defined as the area formed by overlapping strings).

The total racket construction including the head shall be symmetrical about the center of the racket in a line drawn vertically through the head and shaft and when viewed face on.

 
 


 

How To Choose a Squash Racket

It can be a very daunting task when it comes to choosing a squash racket as there are so many brands, head size, weight, strings, string patterns and stiffness. Even for the very best of players it can be a difficult task. Here at Racquet Source we have tried our best to make it easier for you to choose a racket. 


Beam


The beam width of squash rackets are generally between 16&21mm. Thin beams are for skilled players whereas the thicker beams are for less skilled players. 


Grip


 All squash rackets have the same grip size new. There are a few ways to build the grip up to the correct size for you.
    

  1. Replacement grips which is what all rackets come with. These should only be used as the first grip and not on top of another grip. 

  2. Thin replacement grips: This can be put on top of the replacement grip. This will make it quite a bit thicker!
  3. Overgrips: which go over the replacement grips, and thin replacement grips.

Balance


The balance of a racket is very personal, some people like a head heavy racket and some players like an evenly balanced racket. A head heavy racket will give the racket more power. 


Throat


 There are two types of throats, open and closed. A closed throat racket will have a smaller string bed, decreasing the size of the sweet spot.
An open throat racket has a larger string bed, which is more forgiving on off-center shots as the racket will have a large sweet spot. 


Strings & Stringing Tension


There are 3 different types of string: 

  1. Natural Gut: This string is what most professional players play with, it plays the best with the best feel, it also comes with a high price tag. 

  2. Multifilament: Also known as synthetic gut, this is the most popular string as it plays well, similarly to natural gut, but last longer.
  3. Monofilament: This is used by players who break strings regularly as it is a very tough string. But it comes with its downsides as well, there is less feel and comfort. These are mainly used as the main strings with a synthetic gut across. 


Grommet Holes


They are used for strings to be threaded through. Prince and Wilson have made rackets with larger holes; these allow the strings to have more freedom to move, thus increasing the size of the sweet spot.

Weight


Squash rackets vary in weight between 110g & 160g. Lighter weight rackets are for people who have a slow swing speeds as it will aid in generating power. Heavy racket are for players who have a fast swing speed, the weight will help to control the ball.