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Squash

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Discover squash rackets, balls, strings, indoor shoes and accessories for beginners, recreational players, club players and ambitious competitors. Build your equipment around your playing level, style and personal preferences.

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Squash Rackets Rackets for control, power and balanced play Squash Balls Different bounce characteristics for every level Squash Strings Strings for feel, control and durability Squash Shoes Grippy indoor shoes with lateral support Squash Accessories Grips, racket protection and useful extras

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Which squash equipment do you need?

Squash equipment should suit your playing level and preferred style. Beginners often benefit from a manageable racket and a ball with more noticeable bounce. Experienced players can match the racket, ball and string setup more precisely to speed, control and accuracy.

Grippy indoor court shoes are another essential part of the setup. A suitable grip, racket protection, bag and string configuration complete the equipment and allow players to personalise the overall feel.

Playing level	Racket	Ball	Additional priority
Beginner	Forgiving and easy to accelerate	More noticeable bounce and longer rallies	Comfort and easy handling
Recreational player	Balanced between power and control	Matched to playing speed and technique	Reliable shoes and durable grip
Club player	Selected by balance, weight and frame shape	More controlled and demanding bounce	String setup and shoe stability
Competitive player	Precisely matched to technique and style	Competition-oriented speed and bounce	Individual stringing and consistent equipment

Choosing the right squash racket

Squash rackets differ in weight, balance, frame shape, head size and stiffness. These characteristics affect how quickly the racket moves and how direct or comfortable the ball contact feels.

Lightweight rackets

Easy to manoeuvre for players who prefer quick reactions and agile racket preparation.

Balanced models

Combine manageable acceleration with a stable feel for many recreational and club players.

Head-heavy rackets

Can place more mass behind the ball but require suitable technique and early preparation.

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Which squash ball suits your level?

Squash balls mainly differ in bounce and playing speed. A ball designed for an experienced player may bounce too little for a beginner and produce unnecessarily short rallies.

Always check the manufacturer’s classification. Colour and dot markings provide guidance, but the precise classification may vary between brands and models.

Recommendation for beginners

Start with a ball offering more noticeable bounce. Longer rallies make it easier to learn technique, positioning and movement around the court.

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Squash strings and stringing

The string setup affects feel, control, acceleration and comfort. Thinner strings may provide a lively response, while stronger constructions are often designed with durability in mind.

String tension also changes the response. A suitable setup should consider the racket, string construction, playing level and personal preferences together.

More feel

For players seeking lively feedback and finer ball contact.

More control

For precise feedback and controlled ball placement.

More durability

For frequent training or players placing greater mechanical load on the strings.

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Squash shoes for fast court movement

Squash involves quick starts, sudden stops, lunges and frequent direction changes. Suitable indoor shoes need a grippy non-marking outsole, reliable lateral support and secure heel hold.

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Useful squash accessories

Accessory	Purpose	Particularly useful for
Grip	Improves hold and handle feel	All players and regular replacement
Protection tape	May protect the frame during light wall contact	Players frequently playing close to the side walls
Squash goggles	Additional eye protection	Children, juniors, beginners and safety-conscious players
Bag	Carries rackets, shoes, balls and clothing	Training, club play and tournaments

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Professional squash stringing service

Match the string and tension to your game

Our stringing service helps you select a suitable squash string and tension. The racket is professionally restrung according to the selected configuration.

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Frequently asked questions

What equipment does a squash beginner need?

A suitable racket, a ball matched to the playing level, grippy indoor shoes and comfortable sportswear form the basic setup. A grip and eye protection are useful additions.

Which squash ball is suitable for beginners?

A ball with more noticeable bounce is normally the better starting point because it creates longer rallies and more preparation time.

How often should squash strings be replaced?

This depends on playing frequency, string construction and load. Even an unbroken string can gradually lose tension and playing characteristics.

Can badminton shoes be used for squash?

Many high-quality badminton shoes are suitable when grip, lateral support, heel hold and overall fit match squash movement.

Are squash goggles useful?

Suitable eye protection is particularly useful for children, juniors, beginners and players seeking additional protection from ball or racket contact.

Racket World – racket sport specialists from Hamburg More than 30 years of experience, personal advice and selected squash equipment for beginners, recreational and club players. In-stock orders placed before 11:00 on working days are normally dispatched on the same day. Customers also benefit from a one-month cancellation period.

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10 - 14 hr
Wednesday	10 - 12 hr / 14 - 19 hr
Thursday	10 - 14 hr
Friday	10 - 12 hr / 14 - 19 hr
Saturday	10 - 15 hr
Sonntag	Geschlossen