Technology: UD CARBON:
This carbon fibre provides a more precise distribution of stiffness within the frame and offers an excellent weight-to-stiffness ratio.
This stiff fibre gives the racket head power and stability.
Technology: Tapered Power Shaft
The racket’s chiselled and reinforced shaft provides extra power compared to a traditional shaft.
Technology: LIGHT EYELET SYSTEM
Made of independent double grommets and a perforated bumper, this concept lightens the racket head for greater ease of handling.
Technology: CONCAVE SHAPE SYSTEM
Get more power and durability without giving up control.
The flared oval section on the racket head gives you power and control. This section also makes your racket more resistant to impacts with the wall.
Technology: Tacky Grip
The elastomeric polyurethane gives this grip the best balance between tackiness and absorption for a great feel.
Its smooth coating provides better grip for a more accurate feel.
Frame weight = 125 g
At 125 g (unstrung and without a bumper or grip), your swing will be accelerated meaning that you can transfer this speed to the ball.
This racket's features enable advanced players to increase their ball speed for even better performance.
Balance = 355 mm (unstrung)
The head-heavy balance (355 mm) provides power to speed the game along that little bit.
Head size = 499 cm²
The 499 cm² head creates a racket that makes up for centring errors. The entire racket is therefore more forgiving.
Thanks to its elongated head shape and longer strings, this 125 racket offers extra power, making it ideal for advanced players.
String pattern = 14 x 17
The string pattern has been designed to give advanced players power and control.
The strings have been tightened for additional control.
Consult the user guide to access the string pattern.
You will find all the necessary instructions to string your racket.
Design - Look
This aggressive racket is the ideal partner for advanced players looking for power and speed.
SQUASH ADVICE
Need advice or info?
Visit our squash support website. .
