HEAD Squash Racquet Various Options Review

Strings break on third use of racket. This was during normal use. In general, the racquet lasted less than two weeks before the strings broke. Everything was fine until the string broke.

I used to play tennis and just started playing racquetball. I think this is a great racquet for those who play occasionally and have decent racquet control/some previous experience. It is light, manoeuvrable and simply great for the price.

I'm an advanced player and I've had trouble adjusting to this racquet. I was originally a Prince racket user but wanted to switch and try Head. Definitely need a racquet grip to compensate for the lightness of the racquet head.

Those considering purchasing this racquet should be aware that this is a "closed" racquet. Therefore, it has a smaller string area. If you are a beginner and don't have much power in your swing, don't take this one! Unfortunately, the description does not explain this detail.

Surprisingly light squash racquet. This racquet does not weigh 150g as one of the previous posters commented. The unstrung frame weighs 110g and feels a little lighter strung than my old 130g Head racquet. This racquet has good power, a solid gold point and good control for both beginner and intermediate players. Mine was sold and shipped by ActivInstinct through Revain and was delivered within 3 days with free DHL shipping from the UK to the US East Coast.

Before I bought this racquet I read a lot of reviews about this racquet and settled on positive ones. I've been using Head racquets for a while and this is the first time I've bought this particular racquet. One review mentioned that the weight on the racquet was wrong and I tend to agree. Advertised as a 110g racquet but the weight is definitely in the 140g range. I didn't weigh it but the racquet seems to be much heavier than the i110 (black) racquet from the same manufacturer. However, this…