Browning Oxylite 110 Nano Ti Squash Racket Original

I have been playing squash for over a year now, but not on a professional basis. With this new racked I bought, recommended by a friend, I found that the game can be so much more fun.The lighness, the strength and the precision when you hit the ball is amazing. After my first game, I realized that what I bought was byond my expectations. I am very pleased with my purchase.

On the plus, very light and delivery was excellent. Did the job for 5 games then the stings broke which was disappointing. Company offered to re-string FOC + P&P but decided to go to local shop to ensure quality of strings. Not sure how the original RRP was arrived at but understand (from local shop) the price is based on a Prince racket and this is a good 'copy'.

I've misunderstood the naming of this racket, assuming that the 110 referred to the weight, as so many other brands do. It doesn't, it's much heavier.A lot of the Browning range use this naming system, with 120, 140 etc. I can't help but feel that this is deliberately misleading. I feel that this is underhanded, I'm not prepared to keep a product which dupes casual customers into buying it and will be sending it back.

I know that strings break over time, however I had only had the racket for 2 weeks and had 4 training sessions with it and a string snapped. I don't hit the side wall too much so its up to you to work out whether I was just really unlucky or the rackets badly strung/badly made frame.Those 4 session I had with it it was a really nice racket though

I have purchased a few of these rackets, they play extremely well with a great sweet spot, unfortunately like all rackets, they hate extreme contact with walls and glass!!! I would thoroughly recommend, great value for money

Weight is in the handle meaning the head flies around and you really can smash the ball about. Took some getting used to from my old racket, but so far really enjoying it. In terms of price, its a good value racket

the best feel and durability of any racket i've owned ( and i've been through a lot) weight is balanced and sweet spot large . for someone like myself, who is a bit heavy on rackets (mild understatement), it's excellent

It does a job, seems to give you a bit more power. Certainly is not 110g way heavier, to the point my arm was kinda tired and i lost power not just through fatigue but the weight i feel also of the racket by the 3rd set... Solid buy, not worth the RRP it says, complete and utter rubbish that is.