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7 responses to “Black Knight Omega”

1. Egor

   July 3, 2017

   Very fragile. Played just two times and got it cracked near handle.

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2. Lloyd

   June 22, 2016

   Hi, I’ve heard that the strings on this racket break easily? Is that true! Thanks

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3. nick

   February 2, 2016

   This plays like and appears to use the exact same mold as the dunlop ice elite jonathon powers signature racket. In particular the “power ridges” at the top of the head are exactly the same. As are the indents at the bottom of the head by the throat. It appears to be the same weight and balance too. I own both rackets and the resemblance is surprising. I wonder if dunlop sold the molds to black knight.

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4. Owen

   February 22, 2014

   I’ve just started playing with the updated version of this racket, the Razor TC and I have to say that I like it a lot. I was formerly playing with the BK Galaxy but since that got discontinued I had to find a new stick. The Razor TC is a really nice racket and I would say that their description of an even balance is pretty much spot on. Having the Ashaway Powernick 19 as the factory string is a bonus as the string provides real solid feel and great cut on the ball when taking the ball in short.

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   1. Pierre Bastien

      February 24, 2014

      Thanks Owen! I hadn’t heard about the Razor TC – will post that one soon.

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      1. Bopper

         May 31, 2015

         Hi Pierre. The Razor uses the PN19 strings.

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         1. Pierre Bastien

            June 1, 2015

            Thanks Bopper, I will update

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