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Can you please suggest me some good Racquet for Racquetball?

I am new to Racquet Ball. I Played Squash a lot earlier (at my younger age). I want to stay within $150. I know it may be hard to find one.

Yeah man under 150 it’s easier to find a tennis racket around that cost haha. But hey nice that you like the sport.

I would suggest the E-Force NXT Gen Lethal 190 for anyone starting because it gives a steady supply of power and the sweet spot is good enough.

Now a very popular racket from E-Force that has most likely been discontinued as I don’t see it anywhere at all anymore but if you can find it it’d be a really good racket is the
E Force Lethal 190(It’s an old racket but it’s pretty good)

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