Manta Squash Rackets

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1. James Dixon says

   (December 16, 2016)

   I’ve played with the Manta Classic racquet for many years. I’m a beginner/intermediate player and found it to be a good all around racquet for my skill level. Manta used to be a Calgary based company but I’m not sure where they are based now. I was at my local squash shop last week and the owner mentioned the Classic was going to be discontinued and he was going to be dropping the Manta line from his shop as he wasn’t selling as many as he used to.

   I also used to have a Campeon, but found it to be a bit heavy and it broke after striking the wall. My classic has sustained multiple wall hits without any issues at all.

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2. Lucas Nicolau says

   (July 1, 2015)

   Hey Pierre,

   I tried 3 rackets from manta, “the matrix”, and old model called Manta Cobra and Manta Ray. The problem with the 1st one I tought I couldn’t enter “the matrix” (hahahahaha), I didn’t like it at all, I felt a lot of vibration, maybe I should’ve stayed with the racket two weeks more to get use to it.

   The Manta Cobra was as very nice racket, in my Country, tecnifibre rackets are very expensive, so I was trying to get an similar for the Carbonflex 130grm, so, after a long research, I tought that the Manta Cobra was a good idea, and IT WAS!!! Almost the same weight, 135grm, well balanced and same shape and head size (with 500cm²). The racket really surprised me, good power and good maneuverability.

   My last one was the Manta Ray, my favourite of the brand, an all around racket, I could do drills, drops shots and volleys precisely. I would recommend this one for people who like the square beam shape, and the manta cobra for those one who enjoy the teardrop shape.

   Best wishes

   Lucas

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   • Pierre Bastien says

     (July 7, 2015)

     Thanks Lucas!

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