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Tecnifibre Suprem SB Range

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The Tecnifibre Suprem SB squash rackets are new for 2017 / 2018. These are updated versions of the long-running Tecnifibre Suprem models, which are Tecnifibre’s “traditional head shape” rackets with a bridge across the throat. There are four rackets in this release:


Tecnifibre Suprem SB 125

Tecnifibre Suprem SB 130

Tecnifibre Suprem SB 135

Tecnifibre Suprem SB Blast

Product Notes

Here are some close-ups. Interesting change to the shape of the crossbar at the throat — it’s angled instead of rounded.

Here’s a picture from PDH Sports:

Excited for Tecnifibre Suprem launch day at pdhsports! Coming soon to our specialist store! Working on reviews as we write. ???

A post shared by @pdhsports on Mar 22, 2017 at 3:52am PDT

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Comments

  1. JLB says

    (February 15, 2017)

    Have they added the removable bumper strip to the suprem range too like they did with the Carboflex s range?

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    • Lawrence says

      (February 16, 2017)

      Hi JLB

      No, it doesn’t have the removable bumper strip like the Carboflexes.

      Reply
      • JLB says

        (February 17, 2017)

        Thats a shame! would be nice to see this addition on this frame – possibly one for next time Tecnifibre!

        Reply
  2. B says

    (February 15, 2017)

    I wonder is there a re-vamp of the Carboflex models in the offing………the red and black one has been around for 2 years now

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    • Pierre says

      (February 17, 2017)

      Probably not until next year. I think they revamp them every 3 years.

      Reply
  3. Lawrence says

    (February 14, 2017)

    Finally got the rackets in my hand and play-tested them!

    Some observations:
    1. Head size: the 125 is 470cm2, whilst the 130 is 500cm2 — this is the reverse of the recent models where the 130 was smaller than the 125.
    2. Weight: on my digital scale, both weighed the same, coming in at 160g strung and gripped.
    3. Balance: the 130 was more head-heavy whilst the 125 felt more even
    4. Power/Control: the 130 was more powerful, the 125 more control
    5. Feel: Lots!!!!

    I think both are decent rackets; unfortunately I never had the chance to play with the recent models so can’t make any comparison. I don’t think the angled bridge at the bottom of the racket made any significant difference, but then again I was playing with factory strings ( which I feel was strung way too high), which made every ball I hit felt ‘plank-ish’.

    Kudos to TF for trying to introduce some innovation to their frames — it will certainly intrigue some players to try them out! Do give them a try if can!

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