The Harrow Stealth Ultralite. Classic head shape, and 5 grams lighter than the Harrow Stealth.
Versions: Stealth Ultralite | Stealth Ultralite Retro | Stealth Ultralite Canuck
Harrow Stealth Ultralite
This is a cool-looking new cosmetic coming out in 2016:
Image via harrowsports.com
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Reviews
Here’s a review from Paul at PDH Sports:
This is the prior version. I think it came out in 2014 or before:
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Racket Specs chart
Advertised weight (strung): 140 grams
String pattern: 14x19
Measured weight (all-in): 140 grams
Measured balance: 37 cm
Reviews
Here’s my review of this racket. I had a hard time getting used to it.
Spotted
Joshna Chinappa was using the Ultralite at the 2015 British Open:
Photo by Steve Cubbins ∞
Salma Hany was using the Harrow Stealth Ultralite at the 2015 US Open:
Photo by Steve Cubbins ∞
Harrow Stealth Ultralite Retro
Here’s another design variation, called the Harrow Stealth Ultralite Retro.
This is the 2016 version of the Retro:
Image via harrowsports.com
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And this is the previous version of the Retro:
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Spotted
Here’s Jessica, who’s happy with her Stealth Ultralite Retros:
Thanks to @harrowsports I have 2 new amazing rackets and a bag! #squash #harrow pic.twitter.com/uPDmkuXKHN
— JessicaMayyyyy (@JessDixon11) February 3, 2014
Joshna Chinappa was using the Retro at the 2015 US Open:
Photo by Steve Cubbins ∞
Harrow Stealth Ultralite Canuck
Custom style for the Canadians, spotted January 2017:
And another version of the Canuck, spotted July 2016:
Women’s World Team Championships 2014
Saw this custom paint job on Harrow’s Instgram account. Looks pretty cool:
From Harrow:
We are thrilled to be the official apparel provider and racquet sponsor of the 2014 SHOP.CA Women’s World Team Squash Championship! Here’s a sneak peak of the commemorative racquet #wwt2014squash
Harrow confirmed this is based on the Harrow Stealth Ultralite.
Have you tried this racket? Please leave a review in the comments!
Charlotte says
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Hi,
I’ve been using the Fury for the last couple of years, but it’s no longer available. Would this be a good replacement for it?
I have tried the Stealth special edition LJ Anjema Durch Courage, and liked the feel, but think it might be a bit heavy in longer matches. Any advice would be great 🙂
Pierre says
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Hi Charlotte, I’ve never tried it so I’m not too sure what the best replacement is. It’s still available in the US – you can check out some links on the Harrow Fury page. Based on the pictures and listed specs, I’m guessing it’s close to the Harrow Vapor, but it’s a bit difficult to tell for sure.
Karl says
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Hi there,
I am thinking about buying this one, but don’t have the opportunity to try it beforehand. My main issue is that I really enjoyed the Spark a couple of years ago, but really found difficult to play with the Vibe I bought afterwards, because i felt it is too head-heavy to my liking and it decreased my ability to recover deep shots tight to the back wall, demanding too much wrist power.
So, I am wondering if the balance on this Ultalite Stealth would be resemble more to the Spark or the Vibe. Can you answer that question since you tried all of them?
Thank you
Pierre Bastien says
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Hi Karl, I would say the Ultralite is more like the Spark. The Ultralite and the Spark have the same head shape. The Vibe has a slightly larger head, which makes it a little tougher to dig balls out of the deep back corner. The Ultralite and the Spark also have about the same weight (on my home scale). The main difference between them is the Spark has a concave frame and the Ultralite a convex frame. (The Vibe has a convex frame, so in that respect is similar to the Ultralite.) There’s a bit more info in my Harrow squash rackets roundup video. Hope that helps.
Karl says
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Oh wow thanks a LOT for that information, it helps more than expected. I’ll definitely buy it within a month or so and will give you my impressions afterwards.
Thanks again
Lucas Nicolau says
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Beautiful racket, certainly my next harrow racket, after spark and vapor.
George says
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Englands Josh Taylor is using a custom version of this