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Wilson Squash Wilson Hammer Light 120 PH Squash Racket

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Wilson Hammer Light 120 PH Squash Racket

Squash Racket, Adult, Head Heavy, 120g

£44

£49

3 stores

Wilson Ultra Lite Squash 2023

Squash Racket, Adult, Even, 141g

£60

4 stores

Wilson Hammer Ultra Light 110 PH Squash Racket

Squash Racket, Adult, Head Heavy, 110g

£49

3 stores

Wilson Pro Staff L Squash Racket

Squash Racket

£90

3 stores

Wilson Staff Single Yellow Dot 2-pack

Squash Ball, Single Yellow Dot

£6.50

2 stores

Wilson UL Squash Racket

Wilson Ultra UL Squash 2023

Squash Racket, Adult, Head Heavy, 127g

£77.79

2 stores

Wilson Squash Wilson Ultra Countervail Squash 2023

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Wilson Ultra Countervail Squash 2023

Squash Racket, Senior, Head Heavy, 137g

£84

£98.92

2 stores

Wilson Staff Squash Balls 2-pack

Squash Ball, Blue

£6.50

2 stores

Wilson Staff Squash Balls Black Pack

Squash Ball

£8.32

1 store

Wilson Blade Junior 2023

Squash Racket, Head Light, 159g

£37.33

1 store

Wilson Hammer UL Squash Racket

Squash Racket

£100.78

1 store

Wilson 120 PH Squash Racket With 3 Dunlop Squash Balls

Squash Racket, Senior, Head Heavy, 136g

Wilson Ultra Team SQ 21 Squash Rackets

Squash Racket, Unisex, Head Heavy, 160g

£54.98

1 store

Wilson Pro Staff Team Squash Racket

Squash Racket, Senior, Unisex, Head Heavy

£63.98

1 store

Squash: 3 things to consider before buying

Selecting a squash racket that matches your playing style and skill level can significantly impact your performance. Beginners should opt for a lighter racket with a larger head size, around 500 cm², to provide more power and forgiveness on off-centre shots. Intermediate players might prefer a balanced racket offering a mix of power and control, while advanced players often go for heavier rackets with smaller heads for precision. Consider the material as well; graphite rackets are popular for their strength and lightweight properties.

Squash is a fast-paced sport that requires quick movements and stability. Investing in the right squash shoes is crucial for both performance and injury prevention. Look for shoes with non-marking soles to ensure good grip on indoor courts. Cushioning is essential to absorb shocks during rapid movements, while supportive uppers help maintain stability. Always try on shoes to ensure they fit snugly but comfortably, as ill-fitting footwear can lead to blisters or discomfort.

Squash balls come in different types, each suited to varying levels of play and conditions. The ball's bounce is indicated by coloured dots: single yellow dot balls are ideal for beginners due to their higher bounce, making rallies easier to sustain. Double yellow dot balls are used in professional settings as they offer less bounce and require more skill to play effectively. For colder courts or slower games, consider using a ball with more bounce like the red dot ball. Familiarising yourself with these options ensures you choose the right ball for your game.

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