This racket is ideal for the beginner to intermediate player who wants a comfortable, confidence-boosting racket with easy power. If you’re building your technique and you want help getting depth without over-swinging, this is the type of frame that makes squash feel simpler.

This racket suits an all-round style. It’s happy doing a bit of everything — building rallies, hitting length, and stepping in to finish when the opportunity comes.

“Power” oriented frames typically focus on giving you a more lively response so you can get good length with a smoother swing. The benefit is less effort for depth and a more forgiving feel when contact isn’t perfect — which is exactly what most developing players need.

Other useful info: this is a great choice if you’re playing socially, improving week to week, or you want a racket that won’t punish you for small timing errors. As your swing gets faster and you start prioritising precision over assistance, you can always move into a lighter, more “player” frame later.