Nano Ti.Boast Squash Racket Review

The Head Nano.Ti Boast Squash Racket Review, ready to roll!

Honestly, I don't have too much to say about this one. The Head Nano.Ti is made from Titanium so it is light and strong. Though I have heard (haven't seen this personally) that they are prone to breakage. I assume, like most rackets, don't abuse them too much and they won't abuse your wallet!

Head Nano Ti.Boast Squash Racket Review

It weights in at 195g (strung) which is really quite heavy. It is aimed at the beginner who is looking for a lot of power. It's head size of 485cm^2 confirms this. It is a large head and provides a really big area, it will result in a lot of powerful hits. Possibly not quite as accurate, but getting good wall drives as a beginner is a nice place to start.

It is Head heavy, but not by much. This is probably preferable to the stronger males and not so much the females out there. The extra weight can be draining after a few games.

I like the Blue/White colour scheme that it comes with but that of course will be a personal preference.

I'm not too incline to hype, rant and rave about this racket. It was good, but it is priced fairly steeply. If you are a beginner with some experience and like strong, powerful beastly shots. This is definitely for you. Great if you are looking to embarrass your other beginner mates with powerful powerful shots!

If you want a racket which will grow with you with finesse and technique, I would say that there are better squash rackets out there. Such as the Head LiquidMetal 130. But you can read that review yourself and make an informed decision :)

Apologies for the shorter squash racket review for today, but I hope it helps you with your decisions.