In Depth Squash Racket Reviews From SquashGearReviews.com
In these squash racket reviews, you’ll find information on racket weight, balance, design, shape and feel. Each racket has been thoroughly tested in solo, training and match play conditions.
I aim to use each racket at least 10 times before writing a review. This helps to truly understand how they perform and the type of player they might suit. I’ll also pass these rackets around other amateur squash players to get a broad range of opinions to help form an overall conclusion.
I hope you enjoy these reviews. If there’s a racket you’d like me to test out, leave a comment at the bottom of this page.
Battle of the two Tecnifibres – Carboflex vs Dynergy
Ever wondered how the Tecnifibre Dynergy compares to the Carboflex? Read the comparison between the two latest editions of each range.
Tecnifibre Dynergy APX Review
Read the full in depth review of the Tecnifibre Dynergy APX 120, 130 and 135 squash rackets, featuring a comparison to the popular Carboflex range.
First impressions from my kitchen – The Tecnifibre Carboflex Airshaft 125
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.
Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 X-Speed Review
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?
Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 Heritage Edition Review
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
Dunlop Hyperfibre XT Revelation Pro Review
Ali Farag’s signature racket bucks the modern trend of light feeling frames in favour of a more head heavy balance, putting some umph behind your shots.
Eye Rackets V.Lite 110 Control Review
Eye’s unique design has resulted in one of lightest feeling squash rackets on the market today.
Could this be the ultimate racket for players looking to add more speed to their game?
A review of Paul Coll’s new Squash Racket – the Head Graphene 360 Speed 120
Head’s latest Slimbody frame ticks all the right boxes – with a sleek design, light weight and incredibly forgiving feel, could this be one of the best intermediate rackets available today?
Which racket would you is the most similar to the Head Graphene XT Cyano 110? I love it for its speed, light weight and the perfect feel.
the 2024 Head Graphene 360 Speed 110 which isn’t on their website yet
Nice and short easy understandable summary