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Harrow Reflex

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The Harrow Reflex squash racket was first introduced by Harrow in 2017 and was updated in 2023. It’s been used by Egyptian star Tarek Momen, and he has his own signature version of the racket.

Harrow Reflex 120

In 2023, Harrow released an updated model called the Harrow Reflex 120. I believe it’s the same racket, just an updated cosmetic. Also Harrow has started listing the frame weights in their names, hence the “Reflex 120” branding.

Product Info

Release year: 2023
Price: $250

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Harrow Reflex 125 Tarek Momen

This is the updated 2023 model with Tarek Momen’s signature:

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Release year: 2023
Price: $240

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Harrow Reflex

Here’s the original Harrow Reflex.

Harrow Reflex Squash Racket

Image via harrowsports.com

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Racket Specs chart

Advertised weight (strung): 145 grams
Measured weight (all-in): 153 grams

Notes

This is a new frame from Harrow first spotted in February 2017. Thanks to Dan for the tip!

According to this promotional image from Harrow, it will be Tarek Momen’s new racket:

Harrow Reflex Promotional

Photo via harrowsports.com

Tarek posted on Instagram that he will start using this starting in September 2017. Thanks to Lloyd for the tip!

Tarek was spotted with his Harrow Reflex at the 2017 US Open:

Tarek Momen 2017

Photo via US Open Squash

Looks like Tarek’s got a signature paint job that’s a little different from the stock Reflex:

Harrow Reflex Tarek Signature

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Nadine Shahin also uses this frame:

Photo via Windy City Open →

Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 6
Location: 2020 Windy City Open

Reviews

12 responses to “Harrow Reflex”

  1. Lawrence

    Just got one, and the weight is 153g all in.

    Surprisingly, I liked this much more than the Carboflex 125S it was modelled after (just a wild guess…). It feels very solid, and because it is slightly head-heavy it suited my style of play very much — drives are consistently deeper and I also could feel my front court drops better.

    Give this a go if you are looking for an alternative to the Carboflexs. Highly recommended!

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    1. Pierre

      Thanks Lawrence and I added your measurement to the post above

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    2. Brett

      Hi Lawrence. Are you still using this racquet. If so, any further feedback after a year and half in action would be appreciated. Keen to know how durable its been. It would be great if Pierre could review it!

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  2. david h

    Hi Pierre, any comparisons between this racket and the same weight Tecnifibre X Speed 125? Thanks!

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    1. Pierre

      I’ve not tried the Reflex yet!

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  3. Max

    Please review this!!!

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  4. Lloyd

    If you look on his instagram, momen is now using this racket.
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BXxUw_YB7YI/

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    1. Pierre

      Thanks Lloyd, posted

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      1. Ivan

        Hi Pierre,

        It should be strung 125g instead of 145g.

        http://www.harrowsports.com/catalog/product/gallery/id/12442/image/21589/

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        1. Pierre

          Hi Ivan, I think 125 would be the unstrung weight, 145 the strung weight. To be honest I’m not sure where I got that last reading from but it sounds about right given the unstrung weight.

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  5. Nick Bbbb

    Looks a bit strange that he’s obviously using the Prince in the advert!

    http://squashmad.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Q16TarkColl.jpg

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    1. Pierre

      Yup

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