Shop Squash Racquets | Coach-Vetted Models

Your squash racquet should feel like an extension of your arm, not a foreign object. The right frame can add power to your drives and precision to your drop shots, while the wrong one can hold your game back. As coaches, we know that finding the perfect match is critical for improvement and enjoyment on the court. That’s why we’ve built a collection of the best squash racquets that we trust and recommend to our own academy students.

Instead of stocking hundreds of confusing options, we’ve personally vetted these models from top brands like Dunlop, HEAD, and Tecnifibre. Each squash racquet in our shop is here for a reason—because we know it performs on the court and offers real value to players.

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Why Buy a Squash Racquet From Us?

At Play Squash Gear, we aren't just another online squash store. Our inventory is curated by the professional coaching staff at Play Squash Academy. We spend thousands of hours a year on court, observing what works for players at every level. We don't stock hundreds of confusing options, only the squash racquets we know perform.

This expert-driven approach means you get a better selection. You're not just buying a piece of equipment; you're getting a recommendation from coaches who are dedicated to the sport. Combined with our free shipping on orders over $100 and 30-day returns, you can be confident in your purchase.

Why Buy a Squash Racquet From Us?

How to Choose Your Next Squash Racquet

The three key factors in any squash racquet are its weight, balance, and head shape.

Weight

Racquet weights typically range from 110g to 170g.

- Lighter (110g - 130g): Quicker to swing and easier to maneuver, ideal for a fast-paced, deceptive style of play.
- Heavier (140g+): Provides more mass behind the ball for powerful shots and offers greater stability on impact.

Balance Point

This is where the weight is distributed.

- Head-Heavy: The balance point is shifted towards the frame's head, adding more power to your swing.
- Head-Light: The balance is closer to the grip, offering better control and a faster feel for quick volleys.
- Even Balance: A versatile mix of power and control.

Choosing a balance point is a bit like choosing a dance partner; some lead with power, others with quick feet.

Head Shape

- Open Throat (Teardrop): Features a larger sweet spot and generates more power. It's more forgiving on off-center hits.
- Closed Throat (Traditional): Offers a smaller sweet spot, providing more control and feel for precise players.

If you're unsure, an evenly balanced racquet around 125-135 grams is the most versatile starting point for improving players.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know what squash racquet to buy?

Consider your style of play. If you prioritize power, look for a head-heavy, open-throat racquet. If you value control and precision, a head-light, closed-throat frame might be a better fit. For a great all-around option, start with an evenly balanced racquet between 125g and 135g.

What is your return policy on racquets?

We offer a 30-day return policy on all squash racquets that are unused and in their original packaging, with the plastic wrap still on the grip. Simply contact us to initiate a return.

Do the racquets come strung?

Most of the squash racquets we sell come pre-strung from the manufacturer with a quality factory string. Specific stringing details for each model can be found on the individual product page.