Xamsa knows 4 different squash rackets
teardrop shape
The PXT V2 and Onyx racquets have a teardrop shape. Due to the longer stringing, you can generate more power with this type of racket and thus hit faster balls. A teardrop shaped blade also has a larger sweet spot (ideal place to hit the ball) and is therefore more forgiving when playing.
- Recommended for: Ideal head shape for beginners as more forgiving to play or for powerfull players.
bridge shape
The racket Obsidian has a bridge shape, respectively a large opening at the neck of the racket. The best features of this racket head is the control and precision. This requires a good technique when playing.
- Recommended for: rather skilled and experienced players who like to play very precisely.
hybrid shape
The racket Crucible is a hybrid racket and a kind of middle ground of the two above mentioned shapes. This racket has a small opening at the neck of the frame and has all-rounder playing characteristics.
- Recommended for: All-rounder players.
All models are available in 2 series
„Core“ rackets...
- are all made of carbon and partly basalt.
- are stiffer than the incognito serie
- are ideal for beginners and advanced.
- cost all CHF / EUR 120.-
„Incognito“ rackets...
XAMXA EUROPE offers...
... these 5 most popular rackets with low shipping costs*:
CORE SERIE
PXT V2 - EUR 120
Onyx - EUR 120
INCOGNITO SERIE
PXT V2 - EUR 155
Obsidian - EUR 145
Crucible - EUR 145
*shipping costs - this 5 model we have in an warehouse in Germany, so we can offer low shipping costs.
to Switzerland - shipping accoring to DS Sports
to Germany - free shipping
to other Europen countris - EUR 19.00 per parcel
Note: Other racket models are available for European countries too, but with higher shipping costs (approx. EUR 50 per parcel).
Racket Overview
Core Series
Features
Power: 9
Control: 9
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 115 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
Stringing blade: 14x18
Material: Carbon+Basalt
Features
Power: 10
Control: 6
Durability: 10
Weight: approx. 110 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x18
Material: Carbon+Basalt
ideal for beginners to advanced
Features
Power: 6
Control: 10
Durability: 10
Weight: approx. 115 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
Stringing blade: 14x19
Material: Carbon+Basalt
ideal for beginners to advanced
Features
Power: 7
Control: 9
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 112 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
Stringing blade: 14x18
Material: Carbon+Basalt
Incognito Series
for advanced to very good players, with powerful play
Features
Power: 9
Control: 9
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 110 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x18
Material: 100% Toray Japan
Carbon Fiber
for advanced to very good players, with powerful play
Features
Power: 9
Control: 9
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 110 grams
Balance: top heavy
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x18
Material: 100% Toray Japan
Carbon Fiber
for advanced to good players, with offensive, powerful play
Features
Power: 10
Control: 6
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 105 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x18
Material: 100% Toray Japan
Carbon Fiber
for advanced to good players, with controlled and powerful play
Features
Power: 7
Control: 10
Durability: 8
Weight: approx. 105 gram
Balance: balanced
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x19
Material: 100% Toray Japan
Carbon Fiber
for advanced to very good players who want a lot of control
Features
Power: 7
Control: 9
Durability: 10
Weight: approx. 105 grams
Balance: slightly top heavy
Strung: yes
String sheet: 14x18
Material: 100% Toray Japan
Carbon Fiber
--> Note about racket damage: Frame breakage can happen. From the experience of last years, we can say that our Xamsa rackets are not suitable for all players. For people who like to hit the wall out of frustration our rackets are not suitable. For such hits the rackets are not made and can quickly break. Likewise, our rackets do not like it when the rackets collide together. However, with normal use, the racquets will last a long time.
If a racket should break, you can find more information under warranty (english page is online soon).
