Generally I have found that anything lighter than 130g is very high-risk of breaking. I have been playing primarily with Head Metallix and Microgel racquets for the past few years (130-150g). Any of these will break given the right condition, but I have certainly broken more 130g racquets than the heavier 145 and 150 g.

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I see some rackets that go up to 200 dollars, but I wonder, are they REALLY worth it? ...eventually they will al break, and I rather buy two rackets for 170 dollars than spend 200 on a single racket.
My comment honestly goes towards a Head racket, the Cyano 115, I was looking around the internet and saw it...liked it very much until I saw the price tag...has anyone played this racket or another racket in that price range? are there any IMPORTANT improvements over the average 80 dollar racket?

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Go for the dunlop hot melt pro or the dunlop aerogel elite. There is also the aerogel elite 4D supossed to be very similar to the previous elite version.

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When you do find something just check our squashgame shop price to make sure you are not paying more than we offer....see the link on the home page if you cannot navigate the whole shop easily.

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