I would say the dunlop felt the more powerful than the technfibre 125 and i had the same technifibre strings as the 125 but i guess its mearly preference and swing technique.

Have you/will you be doing a review of the eye rackets i quite like the brand but unsure which 1 to go for?

Hi Paul,

I appreciate this is an old video, if you had to estimate, where would you put the Wilson Hyper Hammer 125 PH in this line-up?

A lower String tension offers power, but it’s mostly down to your natural ability to hit the ball hard

Nice, I have 3 Carbolflex 130’s, 2 that are over 3 years old with lots of scrapes from skinning the walls but have never broken. I recently bought a Carboflex 125 and found it could react quicker to a more faced paced game but I found it too light for my taste and sold it to a friend recently. I found I can get a little more power with the 130 with less effort than the 125 – maybe because of the different Tecnifibre strings, I’m not sure. Either way, good racquets and they take a beating.

How are the Technifibre Carboflex 130 & 140 compared to the 125 when it comes to power? I need a racket at about 135. Right now playing with Prince airstick 140 elite and that’s lovely. just looking to the future in case I break this one, and I;m really intrigued by Technifibre. Thanks!

What about that small ball attached to the Dunlop racket? Shouldn’t it be removed before play?

I have a Head graphene cyano 135 with tecnifibre strings at 27.5 lbs, never had a racquet that powerful. My squash partner has a carboflex 125 and It’s also a very powerful racquet but I still think the head 135 has an edge.