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Mantis Squash Rackets

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Here are the Mantis squash rackets I’ve seen around.

Mantis Power Black

Mantis Tour

Mantis Power 110 II

New version of the racket that Emma Beddoes uses and Stephen Coppinger used to use. 110 grams and head-heavy.

Mantis Pro 125 II

Mantis Pro 115 II

Mantis Power

This comes in two colors. Red:

Blue:

Mantis Power 130 II

Mantis Xenon Vibe

Mantis Xenon Comp

Mantis Xenon

Mantis Squash Rackets List

An alphabetical list of all the Mantis squash rackets posted on Squash Source so far.

5 responses to “Mantis Squash Rackets”

  1. mark

    I’m interested in purchasing a Mantis Racket but can’t seem to find out too much about them. Are they British made. Can anyone give me any information on them? Are they good rackets?

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  2. Mogul

    Hi, I bought a mantis pro 125 online and I’m concerned it might be a fake, it’s balance point is correct and the frame seems to match the paintwork displayed on the site, however the strings are different from the ones advertised, is this a common practice or am I being played?

    Any tips to spot a fake would be great

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    1. Pierre Bastien

      Hi, that’s a strange one. I think it’s unlikely to be a fake. What strings did it come with?

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      1. Mogul

        It came with black strings, mantis t power with the mantis logo in white, I thought it already came factory prepared with white strings instead. I’ve weighed the frame itself and its 124 grams (I know it’s not the wisest move to do this) I was going to replace the string anyway.
        Thanks for the quick reply!

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        1. George

          Don’t worry the factory strings are actually T-Power in black with a white stencil. I work with a mantis distributer

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