Wilson Squash Rackets

If you’re playing squash for five, ten, fifteen or twenty years, chances are you’ve seen a lot of different squash rackets come and go. You’ve probably only had about as much as or more than me. The newer composite materials are constantly changing, the same shapes, and strings to use. We all have our opinions about what makes the best squash rackets. I’m trying to get too hung up on a particular manufacturer, because I think all the main characters have something to offer. I know some players who swear by the Dunlop, and love the Knights blacks, or stand with the principles of the old model. And it’s pretty average club player.

I think it’s important to understand their own game and his ability to play if we take into account the characteristics of any racquet. If you have played squash for a long time, or plan to play for a long period, has to be dealt with injuries, or are struggling with injuries in the future. Note that the racket lighter and less vibration can save your neck / shoulder / wrist injuries over time. I do not usually go to the same high-end rackets they do not appear to address the violence of a player of my level of competence of questionable deals. However, I have a few identical rackets in my bag. When one breaks, or needs new strings, which did not fit the feel of a different racquet. My game has a lot variables and control.

Even if it does not seem to carry more than two clubs in my bag right now. When some people less willing to suspend a player, and I borrowed a racquet, I have an old Junker does not interest me, and the purposes of a loan. I have a really old Slazenger serving this function well. I know what you got, carrying about one of those really old, which has a long handle and a small head round. From way back in the day. I just remember that, as he pulled out of the bag once during the game for me, and actually hit me with it. Not a good memory.

There is a point where some of the club when it does not necessarily need to make them restrung. Every time you make a body deteriorates only slightly. And I know that there is nothing worse than spending $ 35 or $ 40 per racket Restrung, and then a week after the murder. So at the moment, I carry a couple of N145s Wilson, a former Black Knight Viper with broken strings and a really old Slazenger racket in my bag. Wilson, are the only ones who get to play much, and have now Ashaway Super Nick was born in them. They work well.