HEAD Nano Ti 110 Squash Racquet (Various Options)

Amazingly lightweight squash racquet. This racquet does not weigh 150g like some previous poster commented. The unstrung frame weighs 110g and when strung still feels slightly lighter than my old 130g Head racquet. This racquet has lots of good power, a solid sweet spot, and good control for the beginning to intermediate player. Mine was sold and shipped by ActivInstinct through Amazon and it was delivered by DHL from the United Kingdom to East Coast USA in three days with free shipping.

Those who are looking to buy this racket should keep in mind that this is a “closed” shaped racket. Hence, it has smaller string area. If you are beginner and don’t have much strength in your swing, you shouldn’t be getting this one! Unfortunately, the description doesn’t explain this detail.

The strings broke the third time I was playing with the racquet. This was with normal use. Overall I barely had the racquet for less than 2 weeks before strings broke.Until the string broke, it was great.

I'm an intermediate player and I have had trouble adjusting to this racquet. I originally am a prince racquet user but wanted to switch it up and try Head. Definitely need a racquet grip to balance the lightness of the racquet head.

The head size is smaller than regular rackets

I read a lot of reviews on this racquet and focused on the positive ones before I bought this. I have used Head racquets for a while and this if the first time I bought this particular one. One of the reviews mentioned that the weight is incorrectly mentioned on the racquet and I tend to agree. This is advertised as a 110 gms racquets but the weight is definitely in the range of 140. I have not weighed it, but the racquet feels way heavier that the i110 (black color) racquet by the same manufacturers.Having said that, this is not a bad racquet to play with. There is better control, more power and the racquet seems to be head heavy. You need a proper swing to generate power and if you are a wristy player, it is a little inefficient. Due to the weight and balance of the racquet it imparts pretty decent velocity to the ball upon contact.

Broke within first 5 days of game. Unfortunately I don’t play as much and it was more than a month. Nobody helped to return to provide a resolution.

Great racquet for beginner/intermediate level players. Have been using t 6+ months and am happy. Well balanced and reasonably light weight (for the price).

lost on Tuesday 4-0 broke my head 110g racket which was 10 years old bought this played on Saturday beat the same guy 3-1 draw your own conclusions

The over a decade old i110 was my go-to racket for as many years, however when switching to the Ti110 I noticed a slightly improved performance, but was instantly hit with golfer's elbow (not sure why it wasn't tennis elbow?!). On my second night the strings snapped, although this could be attributed to it living in the boot of my car in sub-zero conditions then straight on to the court.Overall I will likely opt for the cheaper i110 in future.

Disclosure: I am a beginner at squash so this is my first racket. That being said, I have tried some other rackets before at my local club and this one is much lighter which makes it extremely easy to use. I bought it on the recommendation of a friend and so far playing with it has been a pleasure. I have not hit it against the walls strongly yet so can't comment on durability.

I play Squash once a week and have been very pleased with this purchase. The racket is lightweight and very comfortable.

Tricky to adjust to at start was a bit of a step up from my amateur racket. Has a sweet spot which sometimes shoots the ball at deadly speed! but is pretty good for controlling the ball and coming back with power when needed.