The Nano Ti 110 from Head is an exceptionally light racket, great for any beginner or even an intermediate player. Thanks to its weight it is easily maneuverable but also fairly powerful and with a solid control.

Just be careful and try avoiding hitting the floor or walls, it’s not as durable as some other racquets.

A nice black full cover with a side zip is included in the package as well:

A nice entry set for beginners or juniors – for a good price you get a solid racket with decent weight (for a beginner class), carrying case with a shoulder strap, Dunlop Vision glasses and Pro Double + Competition Single yellow dot balls.

If you’re not sure how often would you play and don’t want to spend a lot of money on your first racket, the adult Team Inspire 200 from Prince would be an interesting option.

It’s a solid racquet with nice feel, not too heavy and with balance towards the head for powerful shots – great for starters. And the design is also nice.

However, the low price isn’t without an disadvantage – many users reported the grip is really bad and came off after the first use – so they had to replace it with a new grip.

The Nano Ti 110 from Head is suited toward intermediate players but thanks to its price it’s a great choice even for beginners. Its extra low weight provides excellent maneuverability and control, it has a comfortable feel and the sweet spot is quite large and forgiving.

Considering power, there are certainly better racquets but thanks to the powerfan stringing it is still decent.

On the other hand, be careful and avoid hitting the wall as the racquet is a bit fragile and you can break it quite easily.

Here we have an interesting deal – two Prince racquets for a really good price. Plus there are also 3 balls as a bonus so you’re getting a great value for the money – an excellent option if you’re starting playing squash with your wife, husband, friend or if you just need some cheap equipment for your kids.

The racquets themselves are adequate for beginners and most customers were happy with the purchase, only a few reported breaking a string or similar issue.

A brilliant racket for beginners – the head-light balance provides good maneuverability and most users were satisfied with the weight level. You can still swing comfortably and the feel is also nice.

And good news is the frame is fairly robust and able to withstand even some occasional hits against the wall or ground.

The Wilson Force 155 offers nice playing capabilities for a good price. The weight is large enough so that even beginners can produce powerful shots. But it isn’t a heavy and cumbersome racket by any means, it makes ball control pretty easy. And the design is also nice.

On the other hand, several durability issues have been reported, a few users mentioned the frame started to bend after some time or even broke.

It comes with a head cover only, which looks fairly cheap but does its job fine. The grip is quite thin so you may want to get an overgrip.