Description
Overview
The Avaro Graphite Comp is a competition-style squash racket aimed at improving players rather than complete beginners. The frame is 100% graphite, which is what gives it the combination of power and control the existing listing describes, and the head-light balance makes it easy to manoeuvre at the front of the court.
It is strung with Loop-Tech string technology and comes with its own case. As part of the Avaro range it is designed in NZ, and it sits alongside the other squash rackets we stock for schools and clubs.
Key benefits
- Generates power and control on your shots from the 100% graphite construction.
- Quick through the air thanks to a lightweight, durable frame with head-light balance.
- Ready for the court with Loop-Tech strings fitted.
- Protected between sessions by the case that comes with it.
- Restringing is straightforward within the stated tension range of 20–30 lbs (9–14 kg).
Who it's for
This racket suits secondary school squash players, club members and adults who have learnt the basics and want a graphite frame that rewards better technique. It is a sensible step up for a school programme that has been using entry-level rackets.
Pair it with a ball to match the player's level. Beginners and juniors do better with a slower ball such as the Dunlop Progress Squash Ball, while experienced players can move to the Dunlop Pro Double Dot.
Sizing guide
The listing gives a length of 27 in. No grip size or frame weight is stated, so if grip size matters to a player, check with our team before ordering.
Care, safety and set-up
Keep the racket in its case when not in use and out of hot cars, which can affect strings and frame. Have it restrung within the 20–30 lbs (9–14 kg) range printed in the listing. Like all our products it carries a 12-month guarantee, and orders generally dispatch the same or next business day.
Frequently asked questions
Is this racket suitable for beginners?
It is pitched at players wanting to improve their game rather than absolute beginners, though a school squash programme can use it across a range of abilities.
Does it come with a cover?
Yes. The racket comes with a case.
Can we buy a class set?
Yes. Quantity pricing applies on many lines and you can request a quote for a school or club order.
