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DarkStar 175 E-Force
Racquetball· DarkStar
Updated on 10/03/2026
Version · 3 optionsDarkStar 175Change
The E-Force DarkStar 175 is the heavier sister of the DarkStar 170, with the same technology package of the line: Extreme LongString with a 22 in shaft, Launch Pad, Power Boosters G2, Zero Richter tubes and Dual Cylinder Frame with Graphite Bridge. The teardrop head is 108 in² and the hitting surface is dampened and stable. The greater weight helps keep the racquet firm on fast balls and gives the shot more mass.
Key specs
Full specs- Head size
- 108 in²
- Length
- 22 in
LevelsIntermediate, Advanced, Competitive
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Strengths and watch-outs
Pros
- 108 in² head tends to forgive more off-center hits
- Extreme LongString with a 22 in shaft, according to the brand
- Dual Cylinder Frame with Graphite Bridge, according to the manufacturer
- Recommended for intermediate, advanced and competitive players
Cons
- The extra-mass approach can slow reaction near the wall
- LongString stringing tends to require an experienced stringer
- Not well suited for beginners
- Ideal for
- Those who like the DarkStar but prefer a little more weight for stability
- Levels
- Intermediate, Advanced, Competitive
Specs
| Weight unstrung | No data | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Head size | 108 in² | Medium confidence |
| Balance point | No data | Medium confidence |
| Length | 22 in | Medium confidence |
| String pattern | No data | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Frame thickness | No data | Medium confidence |
| Material | Graphite with Graphite Bridge | Medium confidence |
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