The Head Graphene XT Cyano 110, new from Head for 2015:
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Product Notes
This looks like the successor to the Head Cyano 115 rackets, except they’ve taken 5 grams out of the racket.
Advertised Specs
Weight: Light (110 grams)
Balance: Head-Heavy
Head Size: Large (500 sq cm)
String Pattern: 12 x 17
Reviews
Here’s Paul from PDH Sports, reviewing this racket, plus the similarly-shaped Head Graphene XT Cyano 120 and Head Graphene XT Cyano 135:
Spotted
Deon Saffery was playing with the Head Cyano 110 at the 2016 British Nationals:
Photo via Steve Cubbins →
Have you tried this racket? Please let a review in the comments!
Steve D says
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Mine weighs in at 150g right out of the package… Thought it was going to be my lightest racquet, not so. Still I really like the racquet, huge power!
kkc88 says
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Head Graphene XT Cyano 110 (2013) vs Head Graphene Cyano 115 (2015)
Weight: Light (110 grams) Weight: Light (115 grams)
Balance: Head-Heavy Balance: Even (35.5 cm)
Head Size: Large (500 sq cm) Head Size: Large (500 sq cm)
String Pattern: 12 x 17 String Pattern: 12 x 17
Any other differences other than weight, balance, cosmetics?
kkc88 says
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Correction ->
Head Graphene XT Cyano 110 (2015) vs Head Graphene Cyano 115 (2013)
José Pedro says
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Hi!
carboflex 125 or ciano 110?
Zille says
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It is the best thing that happened to me as far as playing squash is concerned, the volleys and power shots are just superb. If your into power this racket definitely makes it all the more fun.
Tony says
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Hi
Any review for this racquet? I am still debating between this one and carboflex 125
Pierre Bastien says
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Hi Tony, I don’t have any further info on this racket. I don’t even think it’s available in the US yet.