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GBX 135 Gearbox

Name: Gearbox GBX 135
Brand: Gearbox
SKU: 01M45VYB0HSN962XBHNJPJMETV

Squash· GBX

RR ScoreUpdated on 10/05/2026

Version · 2 optionsGBX 135Change

The Gearbox GBX 135 is a 100% carbon fiber squash racquet, with a hybrid teardrop shape, 135 g unstrung and an 80 in² (516 cm²) head. The balance point is at 370 mm (±5 mm) and the string pattern is 14x19. It uses the patented Solid Frame technology, which gives maximum control, a huge sweet spot for precision, power on demand and great durability, with maximum string deflection.

Key specs

Full specs

Weight unstrung: 135 g
Head size: 80 in²
String pattern: 14x19
Material: 100% carbon fiber

LevelsIntermediate, Advanced

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

Huge sweet spot: stroke precision
100% carbon fiber: durable
80 in² head: wide impact area
135 g: intermediate weight

Cons

Very large head: less precision on fine strokes
135 g: not among the lightest

Levels: Intermediate, Advanced

Specs

Dimensions
Weight unstrung	135 g	Medium confidence
Head size	80 in²	Medium confidence
Balance point	No data	Medium confidence
Length	No data	Medium confidence

Construction
String pattern	14x19	Medium confidence
Frame thickness	No data	Medium confidence
Material	100% carbon fiber	Medium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

Criterion	Weight	Score
Specs	65%	58
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.