SLASH THE CODE!
Designed for new squash star Mostafa Asal, the SLASH range breaks the codes of traditional “open heart” ergonomic racquets with a new construction maximizing power and an exceptional look.
All rackets in the range are equipped with the X-TOP revolution . No bumper, 100% performance, completely new racquet head construction where the bumper has been replaced with a combination of active fibers for maximum strength, speed and playability . The plastic bumper is replaced by a mix of aramid fibres, the most impact-resistant material, and a PTFE treatment providing slipperiness to protect the frame against abrasion from the ground or walls. Without a bumper, the racquet becomes much smoother and penetrates the air better for maximum swing speed and power. Plastic being replaced by material, there are more fibers in the racquet for more responsiveness and less vibration for more comfort.
Designed for attacking players looking for winning shots, the SLASH 135 squash racket is the ultimate in power.
135g weight for more frame inertia, facilitating power with less effort.
To further optimize power, the racquet is built with YOKE POWER TECHNOLOGY : larger and longer headsize 485cm² to increase the elasticity of the strings, narrower open heart with external reinforcements for more rigidity and a larger oversize shaft 390mm² for maximum power.
Pre-strung in 305 green, the benchmark in the squash market, and Tecnifibre’s most elastic string for the best balance of power and comfort.
Such innovation necessarily requires exceptional design. Clean white base and X-TOP in light gray for pure elegance. From a color point of view, a strong choice with fluorescent green in a graphic frame. The TF logo has been slashed by Mostafa to fit into the Tecnifibre lettering and racquet frame.
The quintessence of elegance and modernity.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Weight: 135gms
Composition: Graphite
Balance (strung): 362mm
String Pattern: 14 x 18
Sieve Size: 485 cm2
Length: 68.5cm
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