recommend me a decent squash racquet to crush my enemies with

[fractionMan]

So I've been playing squash with a couple of mates these last couple of weeks and the car boot job I had has bit the dust. it wwas pretty crap to start with tbh.

what should I be looking for in a racquet? Any recorecommendations?

My mates cost 30 quid and seems decent but I've nothing much to compare it to.

 

[StoneRoad]

properly strung frame should be strong, light and well balanced with a comfortable grip.

 

[friedaweed]

Get one with a really big mahoosive head. That way you have a better chance of hitting your tiny balls

 

[fen_boy]

My squash days are over.I stopped about 8 years ago. I have a Karakal BTI-135 that you can have if you pay postage. It was restrung not long before I quit. It's titanium and graphite. The plastic bit at the end is cracked and the tape needs changing, but fundamentally it's still a decent racket. Was £70 new I think.

 

[fractionMan]

My squash days are over.I stopped about 8 years ago. I have a Karakal BTI-135 that you can have if you pay postage. It was restrung not long before I quit. It's titanium and graphite. The plastic bit at the end is cracked and the tape needs changing, but fundamentally it's still a decent racket. Was £70 new I think.

If you're really sure you're not going to use it again then that'd be great!

 

[fractionMan]

Wayhey!

Thanks to fen_boy I have a really nice racquet to beat my opponents into submission with. It's a top quality bit of kit too