Description
Overview
The Avaro Junior 25 in squash racket is built for the first few seasons of squash. The 25 in frame is shorter than the adult racket, which keeps the head closer to a young player's hand and makes it simpler to line up a shot. The alloy construction and oversize head match the senior model, so a school can run both lengths side by side and let students step up when they outgrow this one.
Key benefits
- Easier for young players to control thanks to the shorter 25 in frame.
- Bigger hitting area from the oversize head reduces frustrating misses.
- Alloy frame copes with knocks against the court wall.
- Packs light at about 0.2 kg, handy for a class bag of rackets.
Who it's for
This is the racket for introductory squash: a PE taster unit, a junior club programme or a family wanting a child-sized frame. It is one of the squash rackets in the Avaro range, and it is not the right choice for taller secondary students or adults, who will want the senior length for reach.
Sizing guide
Go by the player, not the age. If a student can swing the 25 in racket freely and still reach low balls comfortably, it fits; if they are stretching or the frame looks small in hand, move to the Avaro Senior racket.
Care, safety and set-up
Wipe the frame after use and keep rackets in a dry storage tub or bag. Check grips regularly on shared class rackets, as young players wear them quickly. All Sports Distributors products carry a 12-month guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Which ball suits beginners using this racket?
The Foam Squash Ball and Small Kiwi Squash Ball are the beginner-oriented balls in the squash range, and the Dunlop Progress Squash Ball is the next step. Our team can advise on the right one for your group.
Is this the same racket as the senior one?
Same alloy frame and oversize head, but 25 in long instead of the senior length. Both can be mixed in a class set.
Can a school request a quote?
Yes. Add the rackets to a quote and request a quote for your school or club; funding packages are available too.
