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Web Version: All Photos Are from Steve Cubbins's Google+ Page British Open 2016 Squash Equipment Report Web version: http://www.squashsource.com/british-open-2016/ All photos are from Steve Cubbins’s Google+ page. Coline Aumard Racket: Eye V.Lite 120 Control Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 12 Women Amanda Sobhy Racket: Harrow Clutch Shoes: Asics Gel Domain 2 Women Simon Rosner Racket: Oliver Apex RS-7 Shoes: Asics Gel Domain 3 Men Max Lee Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Salming Viper Men Omneya Abdel Kawy Racket: Harrow Vapor Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 4 Women Tesni Evans Racket: Karakal Tec Pro Elite Shoes: Karakal XS-650 Ramy Ashour Racket: Prince Textreme Pro Warrior 600 (Ramy Ashour Signature) Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 10.1 Men Cesar Salazar Racket: Head Xenon 135 in disguise? Shoes: Salming Race R1 Nicolette Fernandes Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Asics Gel Court Control Women Nour El Sherbini Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 4 Women Nick Matthew Racket: Dunlop Force Evolution 120 Shoes: Hi Tec Adrenalin Pro Elite / Ad Pro Elite Adrian Waller Racket: Head Graphene XT Cyano 135 Shoes: Adidas Adipower Stabil 11 Men Mayar Hany Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 130 S Shoes: Asics Gel Rocket 7 Women Nicol David Racket: Prince Pro Rebel 950 Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 3 Women Greg Gaultier Racket: Dunlop Biomimetic Elite Shoes: Adidas Adipower Stabil 11 Men Cameron Pilley Racket: Karakal T-120 FF Shoes: Asics Gel Blast 5 Men Heba El Torky Racket: Harrow Stealth Shoes: Asics Gel 1150V Women Nouran Gohar Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 130 S Shoes: Asics Gel Domain 2 Women Raphael Kandra Racket: Victor 9RK Shoes: Victor SH-P9100 Miguel Angel Rodriguez Racket: Tecnifibre Dynergy AP 125 Shoes: Salming Race R1 Nele Gilis Racket: Harrow Spark Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 4 Women Raneem El Weleily Racket: Harrow Vapor Shoes: Asics Gel Court Control Women Mathieu Castagnet Racket: Black Knight Ion Cannon PS Shoes: Asics Gel Blast 6 Men Saurav Ghosal Racket: Salming Cannone Pro Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 12 Men Fiona Moverley Racket: Harrow Stealth Shoes: Adidas Adipower Stabil 11 Women Camille Serme Racket: Prince Pro Rebel 950 Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 4 Women Mohamed El Shorbagy Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Asics Gel Fastball Men Nicolas Mueller Racket: Wilson Tour 138 BLX Shoes: Wilson Vertex Men Olivia Blatchford Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Adidas Adipower Stabil 11 Women Laura Massaro Racket: Head Xenon 135 Shoes: Asics Gel Beyond 4 Women Karim Abdel Gawad Racket: Harrow Vibe Shoes: Asics Gel Blade 5 Men Omar Mosaad Racket: Head Graphene XT Xenon 135 Slimbody Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 10.1 Men Alison Waters Racket: Salming Aero Forza [Blue] Shoes: Salming Viper Women Chris Simpson Racket: Karakal Tec Pro Elite Shoes: Adidas BT Feather Men Joey Chan Racket: Prince Pro Beast 750 Shoes: Nike Multicourt 10 Women Ryan Cuskelly Racket: Harrow Vapor Shoes: Salming Race R1 Liu Tsz-Ling Racket: Dunlop Force Evolution 130 Shoes: Asics Gel Domain 2 Women Ali Farag Racket: Prince EXO3 Rebel Shoes: Nike Court Shuttle V Men Donna Urquhart Racket: Harrow Spark -- "The Wave" Shoes: Asics Gel Flashpoint Women Stephen Coppinger Racket: Salming Aero Forza Blue Shoes: Salming Race R9 Mid Annie Au Racket: Harrow Renegade Shoes: Nike Multicourt 10 Women Mohamed Abouelghar Racket: Prince Pro Rebel 950 Shoes: Salming Viper Men Sarah-Jane Perry Racket: Prince Pro Beast 750 Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 12 Women Marwan El Shorbagy Racket: Harrow Silk Shoes: Asics Gel Fastball Men Victoria Lust Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125 S Shoes: Asics Gel Rocket 7 Women James Willstrop Racket: Unsquashable Y-Tec Pro Shoes: Adidas Adipower Stabil 10.1 Men Line Hansen Racket: Head Graphene XT Cyano 120 Shoes: Maybe Asics Gel Beyond 4 in a new color Fares Dessouky Racket: Eye V.Lite 120 Control Shoes: Adidas Court Stabil 12 Men .
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