Welcome to Squash Source, a blog providing squash gear reviews, squash equipment news, and general information about the great sport of squash.
Squash Gear News
Here are the latest post from the Squash Source blog:
- Lotto Jumper 400 II
- Dunlop Tempo Pro TD
- Dunlop Tempo Elite 5.0
- Dunlop Blackstorm Titanium 5.0
- Asics Gel Renma
- Dunlop Blackstorm Graphite 5.0
- Dunlop Blackstorm Carbon 5.0
- Asics Court Control FF 2
- Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation Jnr
- Dunlop Sonic Core Elite GG (Greg Gaultier)
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Recent Comments
Many Squash Source readers have left valuable comments and reviews on the site. If you have any feedback on your gear, I encourage you to leave feedback in the comments section so others can benefit from your knowledge. Here are the latest comments on the site:
- David on Measuring Squash Racket Stiffness:
I am dealing with a racquet now that seems to vibrate more than others - I am wondering if its a bad frame (aka - bad design, there are no cracks!) or if this is affected by a specific string tension that is 'causing' the vibration. →
- b on Asics Gel Fastball 3:
Yes, for such a popular shoe, the supply seems very tight. →
- D on Asics Gel Fastball 3:
These are my favourite squash shoes by miles. Can’t find them anywhere in NA in popular sizing at the moment though. Hoping ASICS will be sending more this way soon. →
- Tor Schjølberg on Asics Gel Fastball 3:
Makin definitely wore these at Canary Wharf →
- Hana on Adidas Stabil 7:
Je možné ještě zakoupit Adidas stabil 7 ? →
- Greg on Black Knight Instinct:
Based on your review and wow price I just ordered two from control the t . Let you know how they work out. 146 all in with 36 balance is my perfect weight / balance. Cheers, Greg →
- Kevin Wang on Adidas Stabil Next Gen:
Had one of these recently for about $100, footbed feels much more comfortable than most asics models(since it is mainly designed for volleyball), also enough support and stability, but what comes with that is more weight and less response from quick turns. The primeknit material looks soft but indeed feels stiff, so better wear thick socks with it. →
- Ciro on Adidas Stabil 6:
The Stabil 6 also had a silver and a gold 10th Anniversary edition. →
- Nicxon on Adidas Stabil 5:
A como los tienes →
- John on Asics Gel Blade 8:
Hi all! Thought I'd leave my comments and opinions about these shoes - This is John, I was the one who gave Pierre the tips and photos of the new Gel Tactic 2021's in comparison to the older 2019 'Gel Tactic 2' models. Because the Tactic 2021 models got beefed up a little bit for more cushion and support, I did not like them as much as the older Gel Tactic 2 model, which were supportive and comfortable enough, but still light and very agile. I got a pair of the Blade 8's instead in the Black colourway with the gum sole, and I think they are fantastic for Squash. I've never tried any previous Blade versions in the past. To me, Blade 8 has lots of similarities to the older Gel Tactic 2 - they are comfy and supportive, but with a lower profile to stay light and agile and quick on court. Unlike the Tactic 2, on the medial side of both feet there is that strong rubber 'PG Guard' piece that sticks out, and will greatly help with durability as that is a very common area for me to drag my right foot. Plus adding to the comfort and support category and unlike the older Tactic models, the midsole on Blade 8 is Asics' FlyteFoam, which are awesome in my book! All in all, I give the Blade 8, a 5/5. Love 'em! →
About Squash Source
This is a squash gear website that I run in my spare time. My mission here is to build a side business around helping people learn about squash equipment and find the gear that suits them best. You can learn more about Squash Source here.
Squash Source does not sell squash equipment, but instead links to online squash stores where you can buy equipment. The good thing about this setup is I can post gear from all around the world, without having to keep products in stock.
The way this site makes money is primarily through those links to stores. Sometimes if you buy through one of the sponsored links here, Squash Source will get a commission on the sale. Other times, in exchange for linking to them, stores will send me squash equipment, which I review on the site.
So far, I have linked to squash stores in Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, USA, and the UK! See a complete list of my affiliates here.
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