Dunlop Black Max Titanium Squash Racquet

I have used Lot of Head Prince , Feather racquets .. but this one is my favourit... Luckily I found it on Amazon.. I am goign to order one more ... of the same model.. Thanks

I am an intermediate level player and bought this when my last Dunlop broke in play after just 6 months. This lemon lasted about three minutes and snapped at the base near the neck. It had not even had the time to hit a wall to become weakened. First smash and THWACK/SNAP. DO NOT BUY!!!!!!!!

This racquet plays as well as those costing twice the price and is in the same weight range. This racquet displays good balance, with enough weight in the head to develop sufficient power yet light enough overall to make difficult shots from the back corners possible without too much trouble. This racquet features a rather large sweet spot and it seems to absorb more vibration than my friend's Prince TT Warrior. I've yet to feel any notable hand shock while playing with my Black Max Carbon. If you are thinking about learning the game of squash and want to buy a racquet that will inspire you to practice and play against avid players but don't have the money to buy something costing one hundred dollars or more, I recommend the Dunlop Black Max Carbon. All-in-all a tremendous deal on a good playing racquet.

I bought this racquet and have used it so far a couple of times since i got it (just 5 days ago). the feeling is right, good balance and also the weight is very nice. overall the rackets seems to be a great purchase. i'm very happy with it and in a month or so i'll update this review to comment on its durability and performance after a lot os usage.

I play with Dunlop Inferno 120. I bought this as a second stand by. The balance is good, weight right, gives fine control, infact another friend too bought the same from same seller, arrived in good shape, in time,