Wilson Racquet

Are you a good squash for five, ten, fifteen or twenty years, chances are you’ve seen a lot of different squash rackets come and go. You probably had only one or even more than me. Newer composite materials are constantly changing, as the shapes, and springs used. We all have our opinions about what makes the best squash racket. I try not to get too nervous for a particular manufacturer, because I think all the main characters have something to offer. I know some players who swear by Dunlop, and loves the Knights Blacks, or not stand up to their part of the old model principles. And it is good that the average club player.

I do not think it is important to understand your game and play skills in terms of functions on the racket. If you have played squash for a long time, or plan to play for a long time, or you’ve dealt with injuries or injuries to look toward the future. Bear in mind that a lighter bat, racquet or vibration can not be stored in elbow / shoulder / wrist injury time. I usually do not go very high end clubs, because they do not seem to resist the abuse had caused my skill level questionable. But I do not like a couple of clubs like it in my bag. When one fails, or needs new springs should not adapt to the different feel of the racquet. My game is already enough variables to manage.

Although they are obviously carrying more than two clubs in my bag at any time. When some people less willing to suspend a player, and I have to borrow a bat, I have an old Junker I do not care for a loan. I received an old Slazenger serving this function well. I know what you have, which carries about one of those very old and has a long handle and a small round head. Recovered by the next day. I just remember that, as he pulled out of the bag when you play me, and actually hit me with it. Not a good memory.

There comes a time, with some rackets, which may or may not be useful for their return. Each time you do, weakens the framework of a little more. And I know that there is nothing worse than spending $ 35 or $ 40 for a racquet restrung, then rest a week later. So, for now, I wear a pair of n145 Wilson, a former Black Knight Viper with broken strings, and a very old Slazenger racket in my bag. The Wilsons are the only ones with access to many, and are currently SuperNick Ashaway strings in them. They work very well for me