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Question:
Which racket is better for aggressive players this one,tecnifibre carboflex airshaft or Dunlop hyperfibre xt revelation pro?
Answer:
The Head Speed 360 is the best of these racket for power as it has a head heavy balance and a large sweetspot.
Question:
How is the durability of this racquet and do you recomend this for beginners?
Answer:
Yes this is a popular racket, the 120 gram weight means its easy to move around court whilst still being able to generate power from a bigger head size and open stringing pattern.
Question:
How does this racquet compare to the Tecnifibre Dynergy APX 130? Would you recommend one over the other for beginner/intermediate players?
Answer:
Both these rackets would be suitable. The Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 has a slightly larger head size which provides more forgiveness on off-centred shots and the lighter weight will help with manoeuvrability, whereas the 130 weight of the Tecnifibre Dynergy APX will help to get better power to get the ball out of the corners.
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After an overall comparison which racquet is better for intermediate players this or the tecnifibre carboflex 125 i am really confused as which one to buy?
Answer:
The carboflex is the no1 selling squash racket at pdhsports :)
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Is this racquet good for removing ball from the corner? And is it good for aggressive/attacking players?
Answer:
Yes this racket is ideal for the power players, and having a lighter frame weight makes it easy to manoeuvre around court.
Question:
What string and tension do you recommend for this racket?
Answer:
We would recommend the Tecnifibre Dynamix for more power or the Ashaway Supernick ZX for more control. We would usually suggest a tension around 26lbs.
Question:
Which racket is better for a beginner this one or 120 slimbody? Thanks
Answer:
This racket would be more suited to a beginner player than the Slimbody version as it offers more forgiveness on off centred shots and helps to generate more power.
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- Graphene 360 technology improves energy transfer
- Adaptive Fan Pattern (AFP) allows you to chose between power and control
- Head heavy balance
- Corrugated Technology (CT2) in the throat of the racket Full Description
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The Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 helps generate power for the agrressive front court player. The head heavy balance increases overall swing weight for more control. Head's Graphene 360 technology makes the racket more stable and energy transfer form racket to ball. It also comes with the revolutionary Corrugated Technology (CT2) in the throat of the racket providing extra power on every shot. The Adaptive Fan Pattern (AFP) allows you to chose between at 12/17 and a 16/17 stringing pattern.
Additional Information
| PDH Product Code: | RSHE14266 |
|---|---|
| Balance: | Head Heavy |
| Beam: | 20 mm |
| Construction: | Graphene 360 |
| FactoryStrings: | Head Reflex 1.2 |
| Head size (cm): | 500 cm |
| Length (inches): | 27 in |
| Racket cover: | Full Length Cover |
| Stringing pattern: | 12/17 |
| Unstrung weight: | 120 grams grams |
| Brand: | Head |
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I have been playing with the original Carboflex 125 for a few years but looking for a more forgiving racket as I do not have the time to practice as much. I was a bit unsure of the head heavy balance to start off with, and I also trailed the head light Karakel 90g racket and the Black Knight Surge. The Surge felt the best in my hand as first impression but as soon as I was on court it was clear that the Head 120 is the racket that suit my game right now. The drives are tight and straight, volleys are just as good (even though it does feel heavier than the other 2 rackets, it is still a light racket). I need to get use to the feel of the racket for the short game but that is not a worry for me because when you can play tight shots with good length, you have huge advantage over your opponent at club level. This racket was my least favourite out of the box but absolutely the best on court. I am glad that I used PDH's 10 days trail as otherwise I would have never found this gem. Cheers.