Amazing squash gear, reviewed by a far-from-amazing squash player
Tecnifibre’s 2024 Carboflex X-Top 2.0 squash rackets feature substantial updates with new shapes, weights, and designs, enhancing performance and manoeuvrability for players.
We took the latest range of market-leading rackets from Tecnifibre on-court to see how they perform. With no bumper strip, has this made a difference to the way they play?
The latest teardrop shaped rackets from Dunlop feature their Sonic Core technology. We put the brand new Revelation 125 and 135 to the test.
With great power, comes great responsibility. We took the brand new Head Speed 135 on court to see how it performs.
Read the in depth review of the latest rackets used by Gregory Gaultier and Diego Elias.
We test out Head’s latest Radical squash rackets, including the brand new 135X.
The latest iteration of the Carboflex, the Airshaft, aims to continue the success of the range. With an overhaul in the shape and design of these rackets, how do they compare to their previous versions? Read on to find out.
Dunlop Hyperfibre XT Revelation 135 is a mid-weight racket with a fanned stringing pattern and a head light balance. It’s endorsed by Eain Yow NG.
The Dunlop Hyperfibre+ Precision Elite is a mid-weight traditional shaped racket with a head light balance. It’s endorsed by none other than the French General Gregory Gaultier.
The Head Graphene 360 Speed 135 is a medium weight racket with a head light balance.
The Tecnifibre Carboflex 135 Airshaft is the heaviest racket in the Carboflex range and is billed as being Tecnifibre’s most powerful Carboflex racket.
The Head Graphene 360 Speed 135 Slimbody is a mid-weight racket with a head light balance. It’s endorsed by New Zealand’s Joelle King.