Head Graphene Touch Extreme 165 Racketball Racket

Our price £67.99

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The Head Graphene Touch Extreme 165 racketball racket has a head size of 107in2 (690cm2) and weighs 165g (5.8oz) to maximize manoeuvrability. This lightweight racket has been designed for players with a fast swing speed and guarantees a perfect combination of power and comfort due to Graphene Touch technology. To choose between a traditional 16/16 string pattern and 12/16 extreme fan pattern, there is Adaptive String Pattern technology and the racket is strung with durable MegaBlast 16 string. Plus, for a softer grip and greater playability, the racket uses ComforTech technology and power is further enhanced thanks to Delta Frame technology. A full cover is included for protection between uses.

Our price £67.99

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Availability: This product is discontinued and no longer available for purchase. For alternatives browse our Racketball Rackets department.

Key features

Head Size: 107in2 (690cm2)
Frame Weight: 165g (5.8oz)
Beam Width: 21mm
Balance: 275mm (head light)
Length: 22'' (557mm)

Strung with MegaBlast 16
Pattern: ASP 16 x 16 or 12 x 16
Grip: Hydrosorb Black
Construction: Graphene
Supplied with a full-length cover

Technology

Head Graphene Touch Extreme 165 Racketball Racket Reviews

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James W

Lovely balance. Very easy to generate power and yet easy to control the ball too. Nice design as well.

08-05-2019 09:28 | Aylesbury

Fred S

This racket is light, but not too light, and easy to manoeuvre. Says its even balanced but it depends where you come from whether it feels lighter or heavier. For me a little lighter, so at first I thought it offered less power but now I am happy that this is a great racket for me. Price was also pretty good. Not sure I would ever pay £130 for a racket - does anyone?

06-11-2018 15:08 | BATH