Try your <a href="/en-se/pages/10-day-racket-trial" title="10 Day Racket Trial">favourite gear</a> before you buy itTry your favourite gear before you buy it
Price match promise, <a href="/en-se/pages/price-match-promise" title="Price Match Promise">click here</a> for detailsPrice match promise, click here for details
<a href="https://pdhsports.com/policies/refund-policy" title="https://pdhsports.com/policies/refund-policy">Extended returns</a> for ChristmasExtended returns for Christmas

Squash Rackets

From beginners to experts, you'll find a racket at pdhsports.com that's the perfect match for your priorities and budget. Choose from leading brands, including exclusives and special deals. We even offer a ten-day trial to help you find the perfect squash racket for your individual needs. 

Read more
Dunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash Racket
44% Off Exclusive
Dunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash RacketGreat control and power
£89.99£160.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Iconic 130 Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Iconic 130 Squash Racket
52% Off
Dunlop Sonic Core Iconic 130 Squash RacketDunlop's legendary control frame with new technology
£64.99£135.00
Karakal Crystal 120 Squash RacketKarakal Crystal 120 Squash Racket
50% Off Exclusive
Karakal Crystal 120 Squash RacketFantastic club player choice!
£69.99£140.00
Head Speed 120 Slimbody 2023 Squash Racket
25% Off
Head Speed 120 Slimbody 2023 Squash RacketHigh performance racket
£119.45£160.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Pro 130 Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Pro 130 Squash Racket
33% Off Sold out
Dunlop Sonic Core Pro 130 Squash RacketComplete control and accuracy
£79.99£120.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation 125 Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Revelation 125 Squash Racket
38% Off Sold out
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation 125 Squash RacketUsed by Tinne Gilis
£89.95£145.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation Pro Lite Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Revelation Pro Lite Squash Racket
48% Off Exclusive
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation Pro Lite Squash RacketNow exclusive to us in the UK!
£59.99£115.00
Head Graphene 360+ Speed 135 Squash RacketHead Graphene 360+ Speed 135 Squash Racket
47% Off Sold out
Head Graphene 360+ Speed 135 Squash RacketMore touch for powerful players
£79.99£150.00
UNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP SIGNATURE Squash RacketUNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP SIGNATURE Squash Racket
47% Off
UNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP SIGNATURE Squash RacketFor the quick player!
£85.00£160.00
Tecnifibre Slash 120 Squash RacketTecnifibre Slash 120 Squash Racket
20% Off
Tecnifibre Slash 120 Squash RacketFor explosive power!
£139.95£175.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash Racket 24Dunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash Racket 24
32% Off
Dunlop Sonic Core Ultimate 132 Squash Racket 24Signature frame of Diego Elias
£115.00£170.00
UNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP SIGNATURE Squash Racket - 2 Racket Deal
25% Off
UNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP SIGNATURE Squash Racket - 2 Racket DealFor the quick player!
£120.00£160.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation 135 Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Revelation 135 Squash Racket
29% Off Sold out
Dunlop Sonic Core Revelation 135 Squash RacketThicker aero beam for greater power
£78.00£110.00
UNSQUASHABLE Y-TEC 125 Squash RacketUNSQUASHABLE Y-TEC 125 Squash Racket
60% Off
UNSQUASHABLE Y-TEC 125 Squash RacketBlends power, control and comfort
£59.99£150.00
Dunlop Sonic Core Evolution 120 Nick Matthew Squash RacketDunlop Sonic Core Evolution 120 Nick Matthew Squash Racket
50% Off Exclusive
Dunlop Sonic Core Evolution 120 Nick Matthew Squash RacketHybrid frame shape for stability
£70.00£140.00
Prince Venom Elite 900 Squash RacketPrince Venom Elite 900 Squash Racket
47% Off
Prince Venom Elite 900 Squash RacketPower Ring technology
£79.99£150.00
Karakal CSX-Tour Squash RacketKarakal CSX-Tour Squash Racket
57% Off
Karakal CSX-Tour Squash RacketAimed at improving players
£14.99£35.00
Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 X-Top V2 Squash RacketTecnifibre Carboflex 125 X-Top V2 Squash Racket
22% Off
Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 X-Top V2 Squash RacketDeveloped and used by Mohamed El Shorbagy
£139.95£180.00

About Squash Rackets

How do you choose a squash racket?

That depends who you're choosing it for! We recommend thinking about the standard, style and experience of the player to help you decide on the best squash racket - whether it's for you or someone else. Budget and brand preferences will also come into your thinking. There's a huge range of excellent rackets on our website- if you have some priorities in mind you can search and filter them to make choosing easier. You can choose between a Classic and Teardrop head shape (many pros like Mohamed El Shorbagy play with the latter) and a light or heavy head, to suit your gameplay

Should I choose a light squash racket or a heavier one?

A lighter weight racket is good for an attacking style, but if you have a slower swing, you may find a heavier racket more comfortable and effective. A larger head size can be more forgiving for leisure players. For more experienced players, a thinner racket gives you better precision and manoeuvrability, but you'll need a good level of skill to make the most of it. For more detailed tips on how to choose a squash racket, take a look at ourlatest squash racket buying guide.

What is the main difference between squash rackets?

Different rackets have different features and levels of refinement. They're designed and tested by top brands to suit different playing styles and experience. There's not really any such thing as an average squash racket, but if you want a good all-rounder, you could consider one of ourmid-range, mid-priced intermediate rackets, which will give you a combination of balance, stability, power and precision. Look for a heavier racket if you favour a slow swing. A teardrop head shape offers a larger sweet spot, but some players prefer a traditional closed neck design, which demands more skill and precision in play. You might be swayed by different racket colours and styling or even the brand of the squash racket. We stock a range of well-known racket sports brands, including Dunlop, Head, Tecnifibre and Prince, as well as specialist squash brands, such as Ashaway and Karakal.

Do squash rackets have grip sizes?

Squash rackets all come with a standard sized handle grip. You can use an overgrip to cushion the handle or layer it up to increase the grip size for greater comfort, if you have larger hands. Overgrips can also help you keep a firm hold on your racket, absorb sweat and reduce vibration and shock as you throw your weight behind those powerful winning shots.

What is the best type of squash racket for beginners?

If you're starting out with squash or looking to by a racket for someone else who is new to the game, choose a durable racket from a reputable brand to give you the best chance to build your skills. You don't need to spend a fortune. We stock starter squash rackets from around £20 - or you could pick one of our bundles, exclusives or clearance deals for exceptional value! For beginners, our experts recommend a teardrop shape squash racket, for a bigger sweet spot. A slightly heavier head and frame weight can be easier to handle when learning the game.

Which squash racket is suitable for children or juniors?

You're in luck - there's carefully chosen range of junior squash rackets for new and more experienced young players. But they won't need a junior racket for long. Most children can handle a lightweight adult racket from the age of about 8. You’ll find a range of junior rackets here on our website. A 22" racket will suit players of 4-5 years, while a 25" racket is good for most 6-7 year-olds. Adult size rackets are just a couple of inches longer at 27". Take a look at full size the lightweight squash racket models we sell if you're looking for a racket with a lower frame weight to suit a junior player aged 8+.

What are squash rackets made of?

Most squash rackets have frames made of graphite or a hybrid material - graphite mixed with something else. Some basic rackets are aluminium - it's heavier than graphite but can withstand a lot of rough handling! Titanium and carbon fibre are other materials used in advanced rackets - their frame weight is lighter but they can also be more fragile and break more easily. Standard squash rackets tend to have strings made from a synthetic material.