Around 1980 the first changes were made in the composition of squash rackets. A mix of fiberglass with aluminum meant a complete makeover and the first rackets with a drop-shaped blade came out.

Are all squash rackets the same?

All squash rackets have the same grip size new. There are a few ways to build the grip up to the correct size for you. Replacement grips which is what all rackets come with. These should only be used as the first grip and not on top of another grip.

What's the difference between squash and racketball?

Both racquetballs and squash balls are hollow and rubber. Although, racquetballs are larger than squash balls by 42% in diameter and they are bouncier. Notably, squash owes its name to those mischievous school kids who realized a punctured Racket ball 'squashes' on impact, making it harder to hit.