Unveiling the Python Intro 5000 Racquetball Racquet Series: Beginner-Friendly Frame, Unbeatable Value, and Authentic Racquetball Brand Review

I didn't feel like this racquet gave me much power. It's light and strong, but I tried a HEAD brand racquet for the same price and felt it was much stronger / had a much bigger advantage than this Python. I recommend using racquets that HEAD offers for about the same price.

We bought this racquet for my daughter to play at the community center as her racquets are not compatible. In terms of value for money and durability, I don't think I could find a better deal. My teenager takes this racquet everywhere and it holds up great. The grip is also soft and comfortable - not too sticky. We use a cord with a loop to hold the racquet in hand when not in use.

It's very similar to the cheap $20 department store model, although it's made a little better and has better string placement. Seems to play the same as the cheaper one, but hopefully this one will last longer (sometimes I may or may not hit the floor or wall when I miss). The grip is comfortable (although I always use a glove) and the wrist cord is fine.

This racquet is probably the best racquet I have ever used. I never bother to buy insanely expensive racquets, but I've never bought one this cheap (usually $60-$80) before. Incredibly light for an aluminum racquet without sacrificing durability. I'm a hardcore racquetball player and have been using this for about a week now and I WILL smack the wall or floor to get that ball and dunk in, but no matter how hard this thing was slammed into the floor or wall still does it have a scratch on it…

My collection of rackets is small and certainly not valuable, but I've enjoyed hitting all the green and purple balls - all but this one. You should know that I'm cheap. That said, I've never bought a racket for more than $30. Of course, this also means that I should never expect much from the racquets I normally use, at least not in nuances like agility/power/feel/etc, and to be honest I don't expect it either. Instead, I decided that if I needed more power, I'd swing harder; more precision, I