Here’s the Head Graphene Touch Speed 120, or Head Speed 120 for short:
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Product Notes
This frame is being added to the Head squash rackets range in 2017 as a part of the Head Speed line of rackets. It appears to be the successor to the Head Cyano 120.
Spotted
Lawrence spotted the Head Speed 120 (center) and the Head Speed 120 Slimbody (right):
Nawar spotted Saurav Ghosal using this racket at the 2017 Macau Open:
Check it out, there’s another version called the Head Graphene Touch Speed 120 L. I’m not sure what the “L” stands for. Ladies? Lavender? Laser-focus?
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Product Notes
We will see if Nour El Tayeb and the other top women who played with the Head Cyano 120 switch to the regular or the Laser-focus version.
Thanks to Lawrence and Nawar for the tips!
fest says
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hellp
could you advise me that . i want to chose between ” Head Graphene Touch Speed 120″ in comparison with “Oliver Orc-A III” or “Oliver Orc-A” . which one is better . or maybe “tecnifibre carboflex 125s”
thanks
Pierre says
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Hi fest! It is difficult to say. I haven’t used the Oliver rackets you mentioned. I liked both the Carboflex and the Head (I used the previous model of the Head). I have a slight preference for the Carboflex because I think it has a slightly smaller head and the frame is a little slimmer. Also I have used the Carboflex more recently so it’s more fresh in my mind. But I think these are probably all good choices
Nawar says
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It’s available on HEAD website under Documents section.
If you want the 120 Touch Speed model you can find it there.
120 Touch Speed SB (slim body) already provided by Sanna.
Garreth says
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Hi.
Does anyone have any information as to how to restring this racquet with the Adaptive fan pattern.
Sanna says
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https://media.head.com/_11__/documents/DL/242448-ayt0eu6g71kosgws
Hope this works.
Nawar says
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Tried the new HEAD Graphene Touch Speed 120 after watching Saurav Ghosal using this racket for the past 3 weeks … well, surprisingly i felt it’s lighter than the previous model of Cyano Graphene XT 120g!!! Extreme Power Racket ! Swing fast like waving with a stick !!! …if you tried before the Cyano 110 XT, you will find out that this racket is almost a better copy of the fragile Cyano 110 XT… it’s a perfect choice for an attacking style player who likes to volley most of balls. * well done *
Concerning the unique shock-absorbing material added to the frame construction, for sure i felt the difference : less shock with faster vibration reduction.i liked the new ping sound especially when you slice the ball.
Nawar
Nawar says
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Saurav Ghosal spotted using the HEAD Graphene Touch Speed 120 @ the Macau Squash Open 2017
https://psaworldtour.com/uploads/crop_image/1060/530/20170923200223_image.jpeg?
Pierre says
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Thanks Nawar, added the photo
Nawar says
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Hi, anyone tried the Head Graphene 120 Touch Speed (Not the SB version) ?
and what’s the difference between this racket and the Cyano XT 120 ?
kkc88 says
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The ‘Head Graphene Touch Speed 120’ supports Adaptive Fan Pattern (AFP) or just the usual pattern?
Pierre says
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I think just the Slimbody models support the AFP
Gareth says
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When’s the slim body coming to the uk. I can’t find it anywhere..
Thanks
kkc88 says
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Are these replacement models for the Cyano range or a new Touch Speed range?
Pierre says
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Guessing the Speed 120 replaces the Cyano and the 120 Slimbody is new
Barry C says
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Where can i get the SB in the UK? can find it online at all!
Sanna says
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