XT-880 Oliver

Name: Oliver XT-880
Brand: Oliver
SKU: 01M45VYB0TJBSC062KM83H2A6Q

Squash· XT-880

GoodUpdated on 2026-10-05

The Oliver XT-880 is a compact, versatile squash racquet, made especially for advanced players. The bridge construction gives the frame excellent stability and allows very precise handling. It weighs 160 g, has a balanced balance, a length of 685 mm and an MC-HMG structure, which gives dynamic performance and great ball control. The MX1-F8 string combines power and durability, and the Hi-Soft PU handle gives comfort.

Key specs

Full specs

Weight unstrung: 160 g
Balance point: Even balance
Length: 27.0 in
Material: MC-HMG

LevelsAdvanced

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

Bridge gives excellent stability and precision
Neutral balance gives versatility
MC-HMG structure gives ball control

Cons

Heavy (160 g): demands more from the arm in long matches
Aimed at advanced players: requires technique

Ideal for: Advanced players with a versatile game
Levels: Advanced

Specs

Dimensions
Weight unstrung	160 g	Medium confidence
Head size	No data	Medium confidence
Balance point	Even balance	Medium confidence
Length	27.0 in	Medium confidence

Construction
String pattern	No data	Medium confidence
Frame thickness	No data	Medium confidence
Material	MC-HMG	Medium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

Criterion	Weight	Score
Specs	65%	66
Approval from players	35%	65

The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.