The tecnifibre dynergy series consists of just two rackets, the dynergy tour 125 and the dynegy max 145 both of which are top range. The 125 tour is the preferred choice of Egyptian top flight player Wael el Hindi who has been using this racket for some time even though it is new for April 2009. His comments on the racket include “this racket gives me the benefit of increased power to my shots. I love the new x-one strings which are also more powerful”.
Unlike the carbonflex series these rackets emphasise on strength and power buy using the ‘Black Weave’ and ‘Jumbo shaft technology’ which provides the player with exlosive power. By providing 50% more resistance to flexing than the carbonflex the dynery tour can produce the power a player needs to take the game to the next level.
specifications
- Frame weight – 125 grams
- Balance – 350 mm
- Frame 490 cm
- Beam – 25 mm
- String – X-one Biphase
- Grip – Tec Dry
On trial this racket certainly exceeded the expectations on the amount of extra power it generates. Getting a good length was absolutely effortless even on a relatively cold court with a double dot ball! Although the Dynergy Tour is probably a much lighter racket than I normally would use the weight is nicely distributed for a better balance to help you keep your shape whilst taking a stroke. The racket does boast excellent power but I found it hard to find good touch especially judging the weight of a drop shot or taking the pace off an attacking drive. This might just mean adjusting and getting used to the pace and feel of the racket but after my test drive I knew this racket was not for me. I found because of the extra power I was over hitting my my shots especially my lengths which were bouncing of the back wall like I was playing with bouncy ball. Drop shots were hard to keep tight because of the pace and when I adjusted the pace I seemed to hit the tin far too much as I found it hard to judge. I’m sure this racket will suit some players, especially the players who like to grind out a result by keeping the ball tight and the rallies long. I, however felt the power was too relentless for my style as I could not find a happy medium to play my range of shots and the different paces I needed to be effective and much preferred the Carbonflex model.
The Dynergy Tour seems to be a little dearer than The Carbonflex at about £9o but you do get a free racket bag with some deals.
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Squash Racket Review 
I am not sure what the difference is between the tecnifibre dynergy tour 125 and the tecnifibre dynergy 125 Kickstep.
Any help.
Thanks
I am confused which racket I should buy between below two (DYNERGY TOUR 125 & CARBOFLEX 130) :
Which one is better and why?
What is the difference in composition?
What is the difference between Black weave & Basaltex?
What is the difference in balance? Which value is better (350 or 355)
1-DYNERGY TOUR 125
Composition:Graphite & Blackweave™
Maximum power, minimum weight. Endorsed by Wael el Hindi.
Specs
Construction Graphite & Blackweave™
Frame Weight 125 +/- 5 g / 4.70 oz
Balance 350 +/- 5 mm
Head Size 490 cm2 / 76 sq.in.
Cover full and ventilated
Grip Tec Dry Squash grip
String X-ONE BIPHASE SQUASH
2-CARBOFLEX 130
Composition: Graphite & Basaltex™
New version of the lightest Carboflex.
Specs
Construction Graphite & Basaltex™
Frame Weight 130 +/- 5 g / 4.70 oz
Balance 355 +/- 5 mm
Head Size 500 cm2 / 77.5 sq.in.
Cover full and ventilated
Grip Tec Dry Squash grip
String X-ONE BIPHASE SQUASH
Depends on what you are looking for. I swear by the Carboflex 130, it’s precise, it’s very powerful. The Dynergy 125 is sheer power, less precision.
I purchased the Dynergy 125 recently and am very happy with it. I was set on purchasing the Tecnifibre Carboflex 130 Texalium, but when I tried both the rackets – Dynergy and Carboflex, I felt, I had more feel of the ball with the Dynergy. I previously had the Prince O3 speedport, which gave my shots some power but the Dynergy 125 is absolutely brilliant as I feel it add a lot more to my shots then the Prince racket I had and so if you are a novice like me and need a bit of power in your game then Dynergy is a good racket for you.
Not that this matters but the finish of the racket is very nice as well.
Great racquet. One of the things I like most about this racquet is that it is incredibly durable! I have had a problem going through racquets quite quickly and was getting to the point where I just tried to find a racquet that would not break on me. I was lucky in finding one that not only held up to a lot of abuse (just due to normal scraping off the walls/glass), but one that I loved as well. It takes a while to get used to, because it is just so light, but once you do, it’s quite easy to play with. You can do some interesting hold-shots that you would probably not be able to otherwise do simply because of the lightness and incredible power of the racquet.
It takes a while to get used to drop shots, as the racquet is pretty light so naturally, subtle control – especially when cutting off a hard-driven shot – is a little more of an issue.
I would definitely recommend giving this one a try!
what is the head size of this one?