Wilson H145 - White/Yellow/Grey 27 Inch WRT967800

The WILSON Hyper Hammer 145 Squash Racket is a high-performance racket designed for squash players of all levels. It features a sleek and stylish orange and grey color scheme, giving it a modern and eye-catching appearance on the court.The Hyper Hammer 145 is constructed using high-quality materials, making it durable and able to withstand the rigo... morers of intense gameplay. The racket's frame is made of graphite, which provides an optimal balance of strength and flexibility. This allows players to generate powerful shots while maintaining control and accuracy.Weighing in at 145 grams, the racket is lightweight and easy to maneuver. This aids in quick reflexes and agile movements, making it suitable for both offensive and defensive playing styles. The balanced head design further enhances maneuverability, ensuring a comfortable and responsive feel during gameplay.The racket's hyper carbon construction technology minimizes vibrations upon ball impact, reducing the risk of injury and discomfort in the player's arm and wrist. This allows for extended periods of play without compromising on performance or comfort.The Hyper Hammer 145 features an enlarged sweet spot, thanks to its teardrop-shaped head. This provides players with a larger area to make contact with the ball, increasing power and precision while reducing mishits.Overall, the WILSON Hyper Hammer 145 Squash Racket is a top-tier option for squash players who value power, control, and durability. Its sleek design, lightweight construction, and advanced technology combine to offer an exceptional playing experience for both casual players and professionals alike.

A popular choice for its remarkably arm-friendly power, the Hyper Hammer 145 features Wilson's signature and Hammer Technology for easy, comfortable swings that produce excellent pace behind the ball. Power Hole Grommet Technology allows for increased string movement upon contact, enhancing the sweet spot for an added dose of power and forgiveness... morewhen the strike is off center.