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The postman dropped off my brand new Carboflex Airshaft 125 today.
While I can’t take it to a squash court for a full review, here’s my first impressions of the racket, and a few comparisons to its predecessors.
Step into any squash club, and you’ll probably find more players using this particular racket than any other model.
Is this clever marketing from Tecnifibre, or does the racket live up to expectations?
Meet the racket that kicked things off for Tecnifibre. The Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 Heritage was the first 125 gram Carboflex model introduced by Tecnifibre, and was used by both Mohammed Elshorbagy and Nour El Shirbini on their rise to the top of the PSA rankings. This racket was, and still is so popular that Tecnifibre … Read more
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