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Squash Catalog SQUASH 2019/2020 USA For the player looking for the combination of power and control. The flagship range from Tecnifibre. Products specifically adapted to both the top athlete and the club player. CARBOFLEX 125 CARBOFLEX 130 CARBOFLEX 125 NS The lightest racket for maximum acceleration. The right mix of power and handling. The most handy thanks to its finer handle. Played by Mohamed El Shorbagy. Played by Marwan El Shorbagy. Played by Nour El Sherbini. Weight: 125g +/-5g - 4.4 oz Weight: 130g +/-5g - 4.6 oz Weight: 125g +/-5g - 4.4 oz Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Balance: 350mm +/-5mm Balance: 350mm +/-5mm Balance: 355mm +/-5mm Strung: Dynamix V.P 1.25 Strung: Dynamix V.P 1.25 Strung: Dynamix V.P 1.25 Grip: Squash Dry Grip: Squash Dry Grip: Squash Dry Complete cover Complete cover Complete cover CARBOFLEX 135 CARBOFLEX CARBOFLEX The most powerful. CANNONBALL 125 JUNIOR The racket of Miguel Angel Rodriguez. Weight: 135g +/-5g - 4.75 oz For the young player looking for power, Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² stability and comfort. Weight: 125g +/-5g - 4.75 oz Balance: 350mm +/-5mm Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Weight: 150g +/-5g - 5.6 oz Strung: Dynamix V.P 1.25 Balance: 355mm +/-5mm Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Grip: Squash Dry Strung: DNAMX 1.20 Balance: 345mm +/-5mm Complete cover Grip: Squash Dry Strung: Synthetic Gut Complete cover Grip: PU Tecnifibre 3/4 cover EXTENDED STRING HOLES Frame geometry modified for Strengthening of the structure The grommet holes enlarged on 4 specific more dynamic response and for more stability. mains and 4 specific cross to encourage acceleration. movement of the strings and to improve tolerance and effects. For the strategic player looking for precision and control. CARBOFLEX 125 NS The most handy thanks to its finer handle. Played by Nour El Sherbini. Weight: 125g +/-5g - 4.4 oz SUPREM 125 SUPREM 130 Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Balance: 355mm +/-5mm The choice of top competitors. Light and easy to play with. Strung: Dynamix V.P 1.25 Weight: 125g +/-5g 4.4 oz Weight: 130g +/-5g 4.6 oz Grip: Squash Dry Headsize: 470cm² / 73 in² Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Complete cover Balance: 355mm +/-5mm Balance: 355mm +/-5mm Strung: 305 1.20 Strung: 305 1.20 Grip: Squash Dry Grip: Squash Dry CARBOFLEX JUNIOR SUPREM 135 SUPREM BLAST For the young player looking for power, Stability and sturdy. Powerful and accessible. stability and comfort. Weight: 135g +/-5g 4.75 oz Weight: 160g +/-5g 5.65 oz Weight: 150g +/-5g - 5.6 oz Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Headsize: 500cm² / 78 in² Balance: 350mm +/-5mm Balance: 340mm +/-5mm Balance: 345mm +/-5mm Strung: 305 1.20 Strung: Synthetic Gut 1.25 Strung: Synthetic Gut Grip: Squash Dry Grip: Squash Dry Grip: PU Tecnifibre 3/4 cover The specific shape of the bridge allows a longer Open heart shaped with angular edges to length of the mains strings, whilst keeping the round form a “V” shape. Benefits : optimal stability frame shape. Benefits: More power whilst keeping the and precision. traditional feelings. The best power with increased feel and stability. DYNERGYAPX 120 DYNERGYAPX 130 DYNERGYAPX 135 Dedicated to the top level Light and easy to use. High power with great stability. Played by Fares Desouki. Construction: Graphite & H.M.G Construction: Graphite & H.M.G Construction: Graphite & H.M.G Weight: 130 +/- 5g – 4.60 oz Weight: 135 +/- 5g – 4.75 oz Weight: 120 +/- 4g – 4.20 oz Headsize: 490cm² - 75.9in² Headsize: 490cm² - 75.9in² Headsize: 490cm²- 75.9in² Balance: 365 +/-5mm Balance: 360 +/-5mm Balance: 355 +/-5mm Strung: X-One Biphase Squash Strung: Synthetic Gut Squash Strung: X-One Biphase Squash Grip: Squash Tack Grip - Orange Grip: Squash Tack Grip - Black Grip: Squash Tack Grip - Black SUPERLIGHT BUMPER 38% thicker than the Carboflex New geometry for dynamic 1-piece design and perforated cross section for best power. response with great stability. for maneuverability. Designed for leisure players, easy-to-play products with the best mix of power and durability. CROSS POWER CROSS SPEED CROSS SHOT The most powerful in an accessible version. The best mix of power and resistance. The best resistance. Monoshaft 100% Graphite. Weight: 155 +/- 5g – 5.5 oz Weight: 165 +/- 5g – 6 oz Weight: 190 +/- 5g – 6.7 oz Headsize: 500cm²- 78in² Headsize: 500cm²- 78in² Headsize: 500cm²- 78in² Balance: 350 +/-5mm Balance: 350 +/-5mm Balance: 315 +/-5mm Strung: Synthetic Gut 1.25 Strung: Synthetic Gut 1.25 Strung: Synthetic Gut 1.25 Grip: Squash Dry Grip: PU Tecnifibre Grip: PU Tecnifibre MONOSHAFT GEOMETRY 500CM 2 FRAME Power and lightness. Power and sturdy. TEAM ICON BAGS 12R 6 pockets 79 cm x 33 cm x 36 cm 9R RACKPACK L 4 pockets 79 cm x 33 cm x 30 cm The Rackpack in a modular version for a double use: 70cm x 33cm x 33cm BACKPACK 6 pockets 32 cm x 50 cm x 20 cm RACKS IN RACKS OUT For tennis matches and training For squash, leisure or for travelling STRINGS DYNAMIX V.P. 305 X-ONE BIPHASE The most powerful squash string The string of the Tour(30% The most efficient string in 12R in the range. among the top 20- July 2019). the Tecnifibre range. Prestrung on Carboflex rackets. Prestrung on Suprem frames. Equips the Dynergy APX racket. 6 pockets 79 cm x 33 cm x 36 cm An exclusive process that brings the highest elasticity of polyamide fibers. Gauge: 1,10mm / 18 – Gauge: 1,18mm / 18 - 1,24 mm / 17 1,20mm / 17 – 1,25mm / 17L Sets: 9,70mm Gauge: 1,15mm / 18 – Sets: 9,70mm Reel: 200m 1,20mm / 17 – 1,25mm / 17L Reel: 200m Sets: 9,70mm Reel: 200m 9R ACCESSOIRES 4 pockets 79 cm x 33 cm x 30 cm SQUASH DRY GRIP SQUASH TACK GRIP BALLS Extreme absorption for a perfect grip. Tacky grip with fluo colors. Certified by the WSF. x12 x12 x12 x12 (3 of each color) (4 of each colour) Existe en boite de 24 (5 of each colour & 4 for pink) Double yellow dot x 1 x 2 KEY-RING Yellow, red, – x 2 BOX x24 blue dots BACKPACK 6 pockets 32 cm x 50 cm x 20 cm GLASSES WRISTBANDS HEADBAND TOWEL 2 wristbands per pack - 1 headband per pack. 50 x 75 cm 1 wristband XL per pack PROTECT YOUR EYES, 90% cotton, 100% cotton PLAY HARD 90% cotton, 6% elastane, Certified by the WSF. 6% elastane, 4% nylon 4% nylon DESIGN : BLEND.FR WWW.TECNIFIBRE.COM Tecnifibre - RD 307 - 78 810 Feucherolles - France Tél : +33(0)1 30 54 97 10 - Fax : +33(0)1 30 54 97 39.
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