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Xamsa players won all 3 categories in Club Atwater Championships (squash singles)
05/12/2017
Xamsa players won all 3 categories in Club Atwater Championships (squash singles). Pranav Sharma is using Xamsa FBO-110 (Men's A winner), Bern Ard is using Xamsa PXT-110 (Men's A finalist). Timur...
Canadian Squash Nationals 2017 with Xamsa Racquets!
05/07/2017
It was nice to see quite a few players using Xamsa racquets during Canadian Squash Nationals 2017. Ben Daigle vs Johny Potmesil (3:1), B finals, Canadian Squash Nationals 2017. Ben Daigle is using ...
Roman Allinckx just won German Junior Open 2017 (BU19).
03/06/2017
Roman Allinckx just won German Junior Open 2017 (BU19). He is playing with Xamsa PXT 110 . Congrats!
Xamsa Racquets at Squash Super 8 matches
01/27/2017
Fred Saleh (playing with PXT 110) vs Joffre Godin (playing with PNT 110) at Squash Super 8 match, Jan 27, 2017
Xamsa Racquet Comparisons: FBO-110 (former VBO 135), PXT-110 and PNT-110 (former CNT 135)
12/29/2016
My name is Tim Burganov (co-founder of Xamsa Squash). Below is a comparison of Xamsa FBO-110 (former VBO 135), PXT-110 and PNT-110 (former CNT 135) racquets. First of all, let me start by saying that I am not a...
4th Xamsa Squash Camp at Club Atwater
08/20/2016
This is a 4th Squash Camp we organized at Club Atwater Montreal. Thanks to our supporters who come over and over again and invite their friends as well, we plan to organize many more in the future! Here is...
Xamsa "non-promotional" video
06/03/2016
Believe it or not but it was not staged. It's just Patrick Aramouni and Rory Johnston play with Xamsa racquet as well and happened to be at Maa and I happened to have my camera handy....
More and more players prefer Xamsa racquets. ​Squash Quebec Open 2016
04/08/2016
More and more A players prefer Xamsa racquets: Quebec Open 2016. Men's Open, 1st round. Vadim Di Pietro (playing with CNT 135 (current PNT 110)) vs Philippe Roy:
Swiss Junior Open
12/03/2014
Some players prefer bridged rackets while others rather a teardrop shape. It's a matter of personal preference. There are many arguments defending both types of rackets. Typically though, lightweight...
