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Version · 5 optionsHammer Lite 120Change
Wilson Hammer Light 120 squash racquet, aimed at beginner and intermediate players. It weighs 120 g unstrung (146 g strung), with a 77.3 in² (499 cm²) head, 26.9 in (683 mm) length and a tapered beam of 18, 23 and 19 mm. The balance is 380 mm toward the head, the string pattern is 14x21 and the frame is graphite with Hyper carbon and a PU grip.
Key specs
Full specs- Weight unstrung
- 120 g
- Head size
- 77.3 in²
- String pattern
- 14x21
- Balance point
- More head weight
- Length
- 26.9 in
- Frame thickness
- 18/23/19 mm
LevelsBeginner, Intermediate
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Strengths and watch-outs
Pros
- Light (120 g unstrung): easy to maneuver
- Tapered 18-23-19 mm beam
- 77.3 in² head
Cons
- Head balance (380 mm) calls for more technique to control
- 14x21 pattern is denser and demands more precision
- Ideal for
- Beginner and intermediate players
- Levels
- Beginner, Intermediate
Specs
| Weight unstrung | 120 g | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Head size | 77.3 in² | Medium confidence |
| Balance point | More head weight | Medium confidence |
| Length | 26.9 in | Medium confidence |
| String pattern | 14x21 | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Frame thickness | 18/23/19 mm | Medium confidence |
| Material | Hyper graphite/carbon | Medium confidence |
How the RR Score was calculated
| Criterion | Weight | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Specs | 65% | 55 |
| Approval from players | 35% | 65 |
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