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Karakal Air Touch Squash Racket

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The Karakal Air Touch Squash Racket is based on our T Series frames. This is a simplified version of the Karakal T-120 and maintains the 4 Graphite nodes around the frame to help smooth out vibration, increase stiffness and provide more power and control.

The Air Touch has a 120-gram frame weight, so if you love the T series frames, but they are a little out of your price range, this could be the racket for you. The shaft design is also from the T-120, with the A Power shaft and power wings helping lateral stability and reducing torque from off centre hits. However, the balance of this racket differs slightly from its counterpart, with a balance point at 365mm and a compact midsize head that is fast through the air.

With the environment in mind all new Karakal graphite squash rackets now come with a Full Bag Eco Cover, made with soft Eco fleece material, which is 100% recyclable.

New for 2021, the Karakal Air Series Squash Rackets are constructed with High Modulus naked graphite frames and finished with white decals and PU grips.

  • 100% High Modulus Graphite
  • 120 gram Frame Weight
  • 365mm Balance Point
  • 14/18 Square String Pattern
  • Midplus 470mm sq. cm
  • One Piece Construction
  • Full Bag Eco Cover
  • Fitted with Karakal’s World No. 1 PU Super Grip

The Karakal Air series is based on three of our most popular racket frames and head shapes, giving great choice and all the technical benefits that Karakal's advanced racket technology has to offer. The design and artwork of the Air range has been deliberately kept very simple, enabling us to deliver an excellent choice of high-performance squash rackets to Karakal devotees on a tighter budget.