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Apparently Unsquashable squash rackets were pretty big back in the day. Jahangir Khan used to use them.

Unsquashable Inspired by Jahangir Khan

Honestly though, I hadn’t posted them because I never really came across anybody actually using them now. That changed when James Willstrop showed up at the 2016 British Nationals with one of their rackets — and two other players were using them as well.

Unsquashable Y-Tec Pro

This is a 125-gram teardrop-shaped racket that James Willstrop and Richie Fallows were both playing with at the British Nationals.

Unsquashable James Willstrop Hero

This is a 140-gram James Willstrop signature racket that was spotted in October 2016.

Unsquashable James Willstrop Autograph

125-gram teardrop joint.

Unsquashable James Willstrop Gold

Special-edition 120-gram racket commemorating James Willstrop’s gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Unsquashable Sarah-Jane Perry Autograph

120-gram teardrop S-J Perry autograph:

Unsquashable Joel Makin Autograph

120-gram teardrop Joel Makin autograph:

Unsquashable Jahangir Khan 555

Here’s a teardrop Jahangir Khan signature:

Unsquashable Aero-Tec

No autographs! 140 grams and teardrop.

Unsquashable Aero-Tec 135

No autographs! 135 grams.

Unsquashable Aero-Tec 130

No autographs! 130 grams.

Unsquashable Aero-Tec 125

No autographs! 125 grams.

Unsquashable Aero-Tec 120

No autographs! 120 grams.

Unsquashable Tour-Tec Pro

This is a conventional head shape racket that George Parker was using at the British Nationals.

Unsquashable Jahangir Khan 555Pro

This looks like a Jahangir Khan signature version of the Tour-Tec Pro:

Unsquashable Syn-Tec Pro

This has a Power-ring type frame. USA player Todd Harrity uses this one.

Unsquashable Lower-Priced Rackets

These are roughly in descending order of price.
Unsquashable Inspire Y8000
Unsquashable Inspire Y6000
Unsquashable Inspire Y4000
Unsquashable Inspire T3000
Unsquashable Inspire T2000
Unsquashable Inspire T1000

Unsquashable Rackets List

A plain list of all the Unsquashable squash rackets posted on Squash Source so far.

Thanks

Thanks to SBK, SP, @squashcrazy, @four_fox_ache and Alex for the tips!

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  2. Lloyd says

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    George Parker looks to have some sort of signature racket? Its like the normal tour-tec but with yellow writing?

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  3. Mark says

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    Does anyone know how different the aero-tec 125 is to the y-tec pro 125. They look identical, I play with a y-tec pro and wondered if it’s a newer version?

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  5. Pierre says

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    Thanks everyone for the tips on the Harrity racket. Here it is!

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  6. B says

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    You can see on Todd Harrity’s instagram today his new model of Unsquashable racket – it’s very like a Prince model, with the power ring. looks pretty cool

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  7. Lloyd says

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    Todd harrity looks to be playing with his new racket at us open against pilley??

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  8. Brent says

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    Hopefully they’ll find somone in the US to sell their racquets. Canada has the nearest retailer.

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    • Rod says

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      Just order from Canada. You’ll get a nice break on the exchange rate and most of the sites up there will ship to the U.S. for free over a certain $ value. I’m looking at buying a Wilson racket and it’s going to save me $50 by ordering from a Canadian site.

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  9. Kevin says

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    Hi Pierre,

    Unsquashable are releasing a new racket very soon. The Todd Harrity Signature racket. It is literally the same design as the old Prince Airstick 130. Racket should be officially releasing soon but I thought id give you a heads up. He’s using it at the Pan Am games if you want to look at the photos gallery, he’s using it.

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    • B says

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      Will it have the prince-style power ring at the throat of the racket? thanks for the tip!

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      • Kevin says

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        Yes it does. also, on the side of Harrity’s prototype, it says 130 so I’m assuming its 130 grams and probably head heavy like the old airsick 130

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        • Tjeerd says

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          Wh00t! 🙂
          This racket looks slightly thinner beamed towards the handle and that the frame has some sort of concave on the inner side?
          Quick count on the string pattern : 14M x 17C with one shared grommet.

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  12. Noaman Hasan says

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    What about squash rackets like the “Unsquashable Stagger 811 Ti Squash Racquet”? Any good?

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  14. Josh says

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    The brand was bought recently by new owners looking to revamp it and take it forward. All the rackets that are released can be bought through Unsquashable.com

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  16. Brent says

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    In the states, you can source them from Squashgear or Amazon for certain models.

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    • Bygagabog says

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      There only old models.
      I have idea that its something like rebranding, because original company in germany but their website look like nobody update many years, and new one (.com) its look like england company, so i tihnk they bought this brand, as how can see on new website they said they want to reborn this brand

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  17. bygagabog says

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    Someone know where can i buy this rackets?
    I found only old version, but this new cannot find.
    thx

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    • Dan Horner says

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      http://www.unsquashable.com

      They are based in Manchester, UK. I bought 2 of the tour tec pro’s, they were lovely rackets to play with. Unfortunately I broke one last week after a very tight game, with a string going on the other later that week.

      I’ve just ordered some of the hero rackets as they’re relatively cheap and having had some of my previously beloved e-squash rackets that James willstrop had input in (nearly 10 years ago), fingers crossed!

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