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Tecnifibre Carboflex Basaltex Squash Racquet Series

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  • Weight: (Unstrung): 130 grams
  • Balance: Balance: 355 mm (Slightly Head Heavy)
  • String Pattern: 14 Mains x 18 Crosses
  • Construction: Graphite and Basaltex
  • Factory String: Synthetic Gut

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4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5 out of 5
416 global ratings

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Customers like the quality, power, weight and comfort of the tennis racket. For example, they mention it's an excellent racquet for skilled players, has good power and balance, and it improves shot power. Some are happy with the balance. That said, opinions are mixed on durability.

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30 customers mention28 positive2 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the sport racket. They mention it's an excellent racquet, with an optimal design to reach difficult shots. It's a good buy for intermediate-advanced level players, and it substantially improves their game.

"The racket is of good quality. But the springs broke after my 3rd use and I did not even hit a wall with it...." Read more

"Great product, fast delivery, much faster than expected.Tremendous stick to upgrade an attacking type of game...." Read more

"Amazing racket. Too bad I returned it. Ha!" Read more

"A great racquet for intermediate and advanced players!" Read more

15 customers mention15 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the power of the tennis racket. They mention that it has great power and balance. Some say that the racquet improves shot power and control immediately. Overall, customers are happy with the performance of this durable and well-balanced racquette.

"...very first time I tried it I could immediately feel more shot power combined with more control...." Read more

"...times a week with this racket for almost two years now and its serving me really well...." Read more

"...The VBO felt perfect though. It seems to do everything well. You can swing it with a short or loopy swing and it’s equally nice...." Read more

"...Different feel, but it works well." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the weight of the sport racket. For example, they mention it's excellent, has a brilliant weight balance, and is lightweight. Customers also say that the racquet has awesome power and agility.

"...This racket is lightweight (125g) with a little head-heavy nature...." Read more

"...This is much lighter and I don’t feel like I am sacrificing much power. More importantly, I feel that I have more control over my shots...." Read more

"...On volleys, the Carboflex’s weight and agility really stand out...." Read more

"Very light, very easy to maneuver, but be prepared to hit hard...." Read more

11 customers mention11 positive0 negative

Customers like the comfort of the racket. They say it has a good feel to it, and the VBO grip feels the best. The handle offers nice vibration dampening without losing feel, making the handling and shot control very comfortable. The racke is maneuverable and powerful, but does not compromise the touch. Overall, customers find the product very pleasant to use.

"...a little thicker but I replaced mine with a grip of my choice and it feels great. The black and green color combo looks cool as well." Read more

"...I have medium sized hands, and the VBO grip felt the best. The Revelation felt sort of round, while the Carboflex was large and round...." Read more

"Very light, very easy to maneuver, but be prepared to hit hard...." Read more

"...Immediately felt the improvement on the Carboflex 125 and is so maneuverable and powerful that I can get out of tough defensive situations and..." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers like the balance of the sport racket. They mention it's extremely balanced and powerful, and is great for volleying.

"...Bottom line is that I found the Xamsa VBO to be the best balanced and most versatile of the three.All three are very powerful...." Read more

"Great balance for volleying. Sweet spot has tremendous power, but the sweet spot is smaller than most racquets...." Read more

"love this racket/racquet. I have 3 of them. great power and the right balance. little vibration." Read more

"Old model but extremely balance and powerful" Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the control of the tennis racket. They mention that it provides a lot of control and power.

"...More importantly, I feel that I have more control over my shots...." Read more

"Great racquet, very light and good feel. Provides for a lot of control compared to a 140 or heavier racquet. Pleased with the purchase." Read more

"...Very good racket, lots of control and power." Read more

"I am advanced squash player and this raquet is superv. Great control and power!" Read more

23 customers mention7 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the durability of the sport racket. Some mention that the racke t and factory string is sturdy enough, while others say that the strings broke within one week.

"Strings broke after 3 games?Restrung and racquet feels nice not sure why that happened." Read more

"The racket is of good quality. But the springs broke after my 3rd use and I did not even hit a wall with it...." Read more

"...hit the walls hard a couple of times during my games and the frame is still intact. I have no problem giving this racquet a 5 star." Read more

"In my first play with this racket, the strings are broken. But the seller respond to me in hours and gave me a rebate to purchase a new string...." Read more

Awesome power and agility
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Awesome power and agility
I tested this racket against the Xamsa VBO and Dunlop Revelation 135 with Technifibre 305 stings. I hit with them solo and played matches with all three. Bottom line is that I found the Xamsa VBO to be the best balanced and most versatile of the three.All three are very powerful. My most powerful shots came from Carboflex due to the lighter weight, but it performed relatively poorly on off center hits. The Revelation and VBO were right up there on there on center hits and were much more forgiving on shots closer to the frame than the Carboflex.The Carboflex is head-light, the Revelation is slightly head-heavy, and VBO is a perfect neutral. If you have a short or wristy swing, the Carboflex is nice. If you pound the ball with a bigger swing, the Revelation is nice. The VBO felt perfect though. It seems to do everything well. You can swing it with a short or loopy swing and it’s equally nice.On volleys, the Carboflex’s weight and agility really stand out. However the smaller sweet spot and lighter weight mean you have to be on point and do all the work. The slightly more head-heavy Revelation feels sluggish compared to the other two. The weight, balance, and sweet spot make the VBO awesome for volleying, especially on volleys past your opponent.None of these are what you’d consider a control racket. The string pattern on the Carboflex lend it a little more control when it’s in the sweet spot. Again with the lighter weight, if you miss the sweet spot with the Carboflex on a touch spot, it will be heading towards the tin. The VBO tends to have a little more control than the Revelation.The VBO has integral vibration dampening in the handle, thus offers nice vibration dampening without losing feel. Without a dampener, the stock Revelation vibrated the most, but once you put in 305 strings it actually vibrated less than Carboflex. I have medium sized hands, and the VBO grip felt the best. The Revelation felt sort of round, while the Carboflex was large and round. The Carboflex grip is a huge negative. The Dunlop is the only one with a decent stock grip wrap. The VBO and Carboflex didn’t wrap their grips far enough up the handle and both need to be replaced.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2015
I tested this racket against the Xamsa VBO and Dunlop Revelation 135 with Technifibre 305 stings. I hit with them solo and played matches with all three. Bottom line is that I found the Xamsa VBO to be the best balanced and most versatile of the three.

All three are very powerful. My most powerful shots came from Carboflex due to the lighter weight, but it performed relatively poorly on off center hits. The Revelation and VBO were right up there on there on center hits and were much more forgiving on shots closer to the frame than the Carboflex.
The Carboflex is head-light, the Revelation is slightly head-heavy, and VBO is a perfect neutral. If you have a short or wristy swing, the Carboflex is nice. If you pound the ball with a bigger swing, the Revelation is nice. The VBO felt perfect though. It seems to do everything well. You can swing it with a short or loopy swing and it’s equally nice.

On volleys, the Carboflex’s weight and agility really stand out. However the smaller sweet spot and lighter weight mean you have to be on point and do all the work. The slightly more head-heavy Revelation feels sluggish compared to the other two. The weight, balance, and sweet spot make the VBO awesome for volleying, especially on volleys past your opponent.
None of these are what you’d consider a control racket. The string pattern on the Carboflex lend it a little more control when it’s in the sweet spot. Again with the lighter weight, if you miss the sweet spot with the Carboflex on a touch spot, it will be heading towards the tin. The VBO tends to have a little more control than the Revelation.

The VBO has integral vibration dampening in the handle, thus offers nice vibration dampening without losing feel. Without a dampener, the stock Revelation vibrated the most, but once you put in 305 strings it actually vibrated less than Carboflex. I have medium sized hands, and the VBO grip felt the best. The Revelation felt sort of round, while the Carboflex was large and round. The Carboflex grip is a huge negative. The Dunlop is the only one with a decent stock grip wrap. The VBO and Carboflex didn’t wrap their grips far enough up the handle and both need to be replaced.
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