Dunlop Blackstorm Titanium Squash Racket (Various Options)

I am a beginner and have been playing for a few years with a Dunlop racket and when I noticed this was a little bent I decided to purchase a new one. I had read all of the reviews and decided to go for it and I have no regrets, this is an excellent racket with a brilliant sweet spot which makes returning the ball that much easier.Cant recommend it highly enough especially for the price

It really improved my game... The head light gives extra control without losing power... Anyway it broke after a few months ... Maybe it was my fault because there were some serious wall hits... Moving on... Trying Head rackets now :)

This racquet is my first choice every time; well balanced, light weight and excellent head control

Good racquet and very very good value. Average once a week player.

I didn't want to spend a fortune as I had only just got back into playing but had this 4 or 5 months & play twice a week so it has had a good work out (& a fair few whacks against the wall) & I am really happy with it

This is the second time I've bought this racket. I bought it again because I found it's light weight, head light design and shape gave me great control over the ball. However, my first one broke within 3 months. However, from what I hear, this happens with most rackets made of similar lightweight, composite materials, so it is to be expected more than other rackets.The strings on my second, more recent purchase started to fray after just 3 weeks of use. This is just down to bad strings in my opinion. I will have to restring soon and hope this racket lasts longer than my previous one.If this racket lasted longer, it would get 5 stars from me.

I enjoyed playing with this racket but the frame broke after contact with the ball (!). I don't recall any impact that could reasonably have weakened the frame prior to this. Unfortunately this racket is simply very fragile, therefore I do not recommend it.

I've played most of my squash with Wilson Hyper Hammer raquets (or similar). But as the price of my usual raquet had risen considerably it prompted me to look around for an alternate. The Dunlop had excellent reviews.On the positive side the raquet is light and very agile, it's very easy to whip through the wrist. The downside is that I struggled terribly to play with it in my first two games, constantly striking the ball into the ground. I've been using the raquet for several months now and I still get the occasional down hit, and it's not uncommon for a shot to feel quite flat. Perhaps this raquet has a smaller sweet spot than the Wilsons.I wouldn't say this was a good raquet for power play. While I can strike the ball fairly hard, it seems less so than with the heavier Wilson and also less accurately (which often decreases power in itself).I'm happy enough to continue playing with the raquet, it's not so bad that I feel the need to bin it. But I live in hope of being able to figure it out, if I don't manage to do that before it needs replacing then I will not be buying this model again.It's a hard raquet to give a star rating too. If you can get along with it then I don't doubt that it would be an easy five star as the weigh and agility is great. But if like me, you find a lack of sweet pot and accuracy then it's going to be hard to like. 3 out of 5.