↪ Squash Equipment Spies!
Just catching up on some news from last month, but Wee Wern Low recently switched to the Harrow Vapor squash racket. Here’s a photo of her equipment via her Twitter feed:
Prior to this she was using the Tecnifibre Carboflex 130.
Here she is using the Vapor in the 2013 Cleveland Classic, as Nicol David admires it from somewhere near the T:
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Well here’s the Harrow Dread Vapor, a custom-painted version of the Harrow Vapor.
The product description on this racket makes me cringe a little bit:
It’s time to get irie with the newest design of Harrow’s best selling racquet around the world. With the same performance and playability that you have come to expect from the Vapor, this jammin’ makeover is sure to improve your game and style, mon.
Maybe this is the racket Bob Marley would have played squash with. Speaking of Bob Marley, did you ever watch the documentary called Marley? Immensely entertaining. There was a pretty amusing / tragic moment when Ziggy Marley describes how competitive his dad was. Bob used to challenge his kids to running races, but he wouldn’t let his kids win. Instead Bob would sprint ahead as FAST as he possibly could. A driven guy, that Bob Marley. You should watch the documentary. Mon.
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I’ve seen Harrow squash rackets everywhere. I’ve even played with one before. But for some reason I’ve never posted about one on this site. But that’s all going to change riiiiiiight…….now. This is the Harrow Vapor, which I’ve seen recently in the hands of Raneem El Weleily and Omar Abdel Aziz, both at the US Open.
Why is this called the Vapor? It’s because when you slice this racket through the air, it leaves behind a trail of water vapor. Not from the racket itself, but from the eyes of your opponent, as he weeps, softly.
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Here’s Omar with the Vapor:
Source: usopensquash.com
And here’s Raneem with the Vapor:
Source: squash365.com
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