Xamsa PXT Squash Racquet

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Xamsa PXT Specifications:

The Xamsa PXT squash racquet is a head-heavy, control-oriented frame built by squash players for squash players — club-tested across skill levels from intermediate to advanced/professional. Formerly known as the PXT 115, this racquet got 5 grams lighter and now carries the streamlined PXT name.

It shares the same mold as the Xamsa PXT 110 squash racquet but runs a bit heavier and more durable, making it a great choice for players who want a more forgiving, control-focused option.

Based on feedback from players of different levels, the PXT feels more solid, has a larger sweet spot, and provides better control (though less raw power) than the PXT 110.

A few words about the technology used in the PXT's construction.

The frame is made of Toray Japan standard modulus carbon fiber woven with high modulus carbon fiber.

Unlike the PXT 110, the PXT doesn't have basalt in the head of the racquet. No need to reinforce it further, as its head-heavy balance with a few extra grams up top already provides better durability.

On the image below you will see the shaft of the racquet that looks like a snake skin.

This is a layer of vibration damping material (carbon fiber with polyolefin) woven with a layer of strengthening material (basalt). It's for illustration purposes only. For the final version of the racquet, we painted "snake skin" over with matt black. You can only see it when you remove the grip.

While testing different prototypes, we did a series of drives, volleys and drops, and the prototype with "snake skin" on the shaft (155 gr / 365 mm) produced more consistent shots without any vibration, so we decided to give it a go.

Hopefully, you will love this squash racquet too.

Check out the video review of the PXT from Squash Source.

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