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1. Tom says

   (September 5, 2018)

   Has anyone tried the new Cannone Feather or PowerRay? How do they play/feel?

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   • Daniel Smith says

     (September 17, 2018)

     Would also really like some feedback on the PowerRay if anyone’s tried it?

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2. Lloyd says

   (April 19, 2018)

   Ben Coleman is using Salming Cannone Feather 2018 as of El Gouna qualifying finals but also a bit before by the looks.
   https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DY1VcKnX0AEG6NG.jpg:large

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3. Tor says

   (March 16, 2018)

   Paid laughable 72 dollars for the fusione pro today. Can’t find reviews about this racket many places except for Pierre video reviewing the older model. Anyone got an opinion? Testing it out on sunday. Resembles the eye x-lite 120 which I had before, but the Salming is head heavy compared.

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4. Lloyd says

   (November 14, 2017)

   Max lee looks to be using the forza pro as of hong kong round 1.

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   • Pierre says

     (November 14, 2017)

     Thanks Lloyd, added that. He’s also got the Viper 4s now!

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     • JB says

       (February 11, 2018)

       Pierre looking for your wealth of knowledge and get to the facts attack. I have a Salming Cannone Pro 2016 enjoy it and use it when playing on the glass court, a bit to much power using the black ball. I am looking for another one as a back up but looking at all the specs for the new ones nothing matches up. The 124 unstrung and slight ever so slight head heavy compared to my 2016 Eye V.Lite 120 Control. I am finding the Salming comes in at 140 strung with Ashaway ZX Micro. The Eye comes in at 140 strung with Ashaway ZX Micro and even balance. So what new Salming matches up the best? Thank you enjoy the game!

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       • Pierre says

         (February 13, 2018)

         Hi JB, sadly I haven’t tried any of the newer Salming models! I’m hoping the 2017 Cannone Pro stuck to the same specs, because that was a great racket. I will update the page with the advertised specs so we at least have that handy for reference

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       • Lawrence says

         (February 13, 2018)

         Hi Guys

         I have the new Cannone Pro (red/black) and it does not feel the same as the old model (green/black). Personally I liked the feel, weight and balance of the old model better. The new one feels heavier. I also tried the new Cannone Pro Feather (red/white), and it was too light for me…. LOL…. so in summary, the old model weight/balance is in between the new Feather and the new Cannone Pro.

         JB, if you like the old model I would recommend getting another one of the same.

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5. D says

   (October 27, 2017)

   Wish it wasn’t so, but:
   https://www.instagram.com/p/BawuAlygfL3/

   Going back to Tecnifibre. Probably some of the most durable racquets I’ve used over the years.

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6. Lloyd says

   (October 12, 2017)

   I think ben coleman is using the cannone feather based on this tweet:
   https://twitter.com/ben_coleman91/status/904456266642313218

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7. D says

   (September 18, 2017)

   Thanks Pierre for posting my pic on the Fusione Feather. Switched from the Carboflex 125S to the Salmings because I wanted something more head light, and I’m really happy with my choice. Love the way the racquet plays.

   I do find the factory string tension at 24lbs a bit low, causing more trampoline effect than I am used to. Will restring them soon.

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   • Pierre says

     (September 18, 2017)

     I just noticed the old Fusione had the same spelling mistake 🙂

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8. Nathan says

   (May 11, 2017)

   I’ve actually had the lucky opportunity to try the Forza pro, because my coach is sponsored, and it is a beautiful racket. It has great power and good feel. The first ever drop I hit with it was a crosscourt rolling nick.

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9. Reinier says

   (May 10, 2017)

   Bought a Salming Fusione Aero Vectran -> Great racket with a lot of power and good touch until it starts developing cracks. My racket started developing small hairline cracks on the inside area of the closed throat. Definitely not due to impact. Really gutted, as I enjoy the racket. Trying to get some response or help in this regard from Salming directly or the local dealer was totally pointless. You will not get any feedback or Customer interaction from Salming at all! The local dealer does not provide feedback either and just tries to ignore you in hoping you will go away eventually. My advice is to not buy a Salming racket, rather make use of the other reputable brands that actually support their own products.

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   • Isak says

     (May 11, 2017)

     I’ve emailed Salming support with questions about their rackets and got a reply within the next day, try again!

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     • Reinier says

       (May 16, 2017)

       Tried and tried again …..after a few emails to various different mail addresses I could find I got a response and Salming has decided to replace the racket. SO I cannot fault them standing by their product…………it did take a few attempts though! 🙂

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10. ibrahim says

    (March 26, 2017)

    A new cannone pro in orange color coming out soon check pdhsports on instagram page Mr. Bastien.

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    • Pierre says

      (April 1, 2017)

      Thanks Ibrahim, I added to this page for now!

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11. Sam says

    (September 18, 2016)

    See Ramy Ashour has tied up with Salming! News out on his twitter account today Will look forward to see which racquet he is going to use.

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    • Bernard says

      (September 18, 2016)

      i think he’s just wearing their shoes and t-shirts, sticking with Prince for rackets

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      • Pierre says

        (September 18, 2016)

        Yes, just their shoes and apparel. He’ll still use his signature Prince racket.

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12. SquasherJoe says

    (January 9, 2016)

    I bought an Aero Vectran Forza and after two weeks of play here are my thoughts…

    The good… Light, but not feather light; feels well balanced in your hand, and I was able to hit fairly well with it from day one. Just a comfortable racquet to play with. Quick and easy to maneuver. Some power and control, but you need to be hitting the sweet spot consistently.

    The bad… Small sweet spot, and the string type it came with is not to my liking at all (feels hard, and was not helped by manufacturer string tension). Also, the racquet has an unusual string pattern — fairly tight second to ninth row, then it opens up really wide in the lower middle to bottom area (it’s got a fairly immediate drastic jump from tight to wide). The string pattern is the only element of the design I question; along with the manufacturer strings that is, which I would replace with something a little softer, and at a lower tension (which might help off-center shots and add power).

    My opinion is that this racquet is for the higher level player. I felt that you needed to keep the ball in the middle of the third to ninth row (the top third of the racquet face) or the ball would not do what you wanted. It is not a forgiving racquet. But when the ball was hit in this area of the face, the control was excellent, and the power was there.

    This won’t be a keeper for me, but in the hands of someone who is able to consistently hit the slightly small sweet spot, and likes a light racquet that just feels good in your hand, it most certainly could be.

    Squash play history… Over thirty years playing the game, and currently a local 5.0 level player. Experience playing with Harrow, Dunlop, Wilson, Prince, Technifibre, and Head racquets.

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13. Steven Howie says

    (July 11, 2015)

    See Le Roux is using Kar akal tec pro elite, which is available in September according to Karakal website, looks a nice racquet.

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14. Steven Howie says

    (July 11, 2015)

    Has Tom Richards gone to salming racquets? See on squashskills website, on one of the videos it looks like he is using a salming.

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    • michel goulche says

      (July 13, 2015)

      yes, and also Alison Waters !

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15. Robert de Vreede says

    (July 4, 2015)

    Binnenkort leverbaar bij onze webshop http://www.squashwebwinkel.nl

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16. Luca says

    (June 20, 2015)

    From Salming Squash’s facebook profile:
    “We are excited to announce world no.17 and South African no.1 Steve Coppinger to the Salming team!
    What’s more impressive Steve used the new Salming Forza racket for the first time winning and SA National Champs.. CONGRATULATIONS!! ”

    https://www.facebook.com/363335693690419/photos/pcb.1009407625749886/1009406872416628/?type=1&theater

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    • George says

      (June 23, 2015)

      on that note which karakal racquet is le roux using there???

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      • Pierre Bastien says

        (June 24, 2015)

        Might be the Black Knight Magnum Corona 6

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        • George says

          (June 26, 2015)

          Turns out its a karakal tec-pro there displayed on the karakal site!!

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17. michel goulche says

    (April 22, 2015)

    There you go, available in Australia. Pretty heavy frames : http://www.slashsport.com/shop/equipment/squash-gear/squash-racquets?filter-brand=salming

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18. michel goulche says

    (April 22, 2015)

    have a look here : https://www.facebook.com/willoughbysquashclub/photos/a.637384122974290.1073741841.277679482278091/896349957077704/?type=1&theater

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