Karakal Tec Pro Elite FF Squash Racket SS16

Our price £110.00

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

Used and tested by players in the "Karakal International Squash Player Programme”, the Karakal Tec Pro Elite FF is a great choice for serious squash players looking for a lightweight yet powerful racket. It provides a larger sweet spot thanks to an Inner Muscle System and uses a revolutionary Fast Fibre technology for excellent power with less effort. A Karakal evolution 115 string guarantees reduced vibrations, whilst the World’s No.1 PU Karakal Super Grip delivers improved durability, gripping power and comfort. The racket has an "A" Power Shaft and a mid-plus 72.85in² (470cm²) head for a good level of control. It is supplied with a full protective cover.

Our price £110.00

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

Key features

Head Size: 72.85in² (470cm²)
Frame Weight: 140g (4.94oz)
Balance: 380cm Head Heavy
Beam Width: 20-18mm
Length: 27" (686mm)
Supplied strung with a Karakal evolution 115 string

String Pattern: 14x18
Inner Muscle System o increase the sweet spot
Frame Construction: Fast Fibre Nano Gel
Shaft: "A" Power Shaft
Grip Name: PU Super Grip
Anti Vibration dampener built-in
Full cover included

Technology

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Anonymous

The racket has good weight balance to the head which I prefer without making the racket seem heavy. It has generally very good feel around the whole frame and excellent power, but the only thing I would personally like is more flexibility in the shaft for taking balls off or close to the wall. Having only used the racket for a short time I can't fully confirm its longevity but the frame appears robust so I can't see the racket breaking easily

17-08-2017 15:26 | LONDON