Best Squash Racquets from Top Stores
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best squash racquets from top stores in one place, for precision and speed.
Squash racquets on this page range from about $19 to $299. Most models use graphite or carbon-fiber frames with a mix of power and control strings, and you’ll see names like Power, Control, Gravity and Clash indicating weight and balance focus.
When choosing a racquet, look for the head size and balance point that match your playing style, a heavier head gives more power, while a lighter balance offers better maneuverability. Check the string pattern; denser patterns give control, while open patterns increase spin.
Consider the grip size for comfort and the durability of the frame. If you play often, a racquet with reinforced edges and a vibration-dampening system can extend its life.

Slash 130 Power | 130 Power
Paragon Sports
$219.95

Slash 120 Power | 120 Power
Paragon Sports
$249.95

Reflex 125 Tarek Momen | Black/red
Paragon Sports
$239.00

Response 120 | Green/silv
Paragon Sports
$179.00

Slash 120 Control | 120 Cntrl
Paragon Sports
$249.95

Squared | Squared
Paragon Sports
$259.00

Radical 21 | 21 In
Paragon Sports
$39.00

X-one Biphase Squash
Paragon Sports
$18.95

Gravity Team 2025 | Team
Paragon Sports
$239.00

Clash 100l V3 | Red
Paragon Sports
$289.00

Radical Mp 2025 | Mp
Paragon Sports
$259.00

Clash 108 V3 | Red
Paragon Sports
$299.00

Carboflex X-top 120 V2 | Xtop 120
Paragon Sports
$249.95

Gravity Mp | Mp
Paragon Sports
$259.00

Clash 100 V3 | Red
Paragon Sports
$299.00

Vostra V6 | Vostra 6
Paragon Sports
$229.99
Questions
What head size should I pick for squash?
A head size between 500 and 540 square centimeters is common and balances power with control.
Is graphite better than aluminum?
Graphite is lighter and offers better stiffness, which many players prefer for faster swings.
How often should I restring my squash racquet?
Most players restring every 3 to 6 months, or sooner if the strings feel loose or lose tension.
Do I need a specific grip size?
Choose a grip that feels snug but not tight; most adult players use a grip size of 4.0 to 4.5 inches.