r/squash

They're on sale at Amazon US for much cheaper than standard Dunlop balls, but I've never heard of the brand. Is this going to be trash or just relabeled Dunlop balls that fell off a truck?

Hey Squashers, Phillip here.

I have been lucky enough to have been sent the Master Athletics' Training Racket, pictured below on top of one of their other rackets and next to a Grays racket.

I have used the racket a few times already and have started to get a feel for it, but I definitely need to use it more.

I've been pondering how to make my review video and cycled through a number of ideas, but they all seemed boring. But then I had an epiphany: just answer everybody questions about the racket directly. No fluff, no smooth panning shots (my hands shake too much anyway), no marketing speak. Just honest thoughts (my god! I am beginning to sound like an LLM.)

So, list your questions here and I will include them in the video.

Here is the link to the racket's page:

In addition to this racket, I have all four of the other rackets, which have a cool system of changing the balance, plus some grips which come in a variety of thickness to save you using two grips (I'll explain those in another video).

I may post text answers to some questions , but I want to be clear, the questions will be used in the video.

Thanks.