E Force New Bedlam 170 Lite

Pros: Lightweight, incredible power, easy to control, nice big sweet-spot.
Cons: Horrible colors (ugly red grip with bright yellow strings) - YUCK!!! A bit "pricy".

Want to put a little zing in your swing? Want to make that ball scorch the wall,? Need a little bit o’ “touch” , in the clutch,? Alright, alright, enough of the rhyming stuff. We're here to talk about a...

Pros: Power and Accuracy in one
Cons: Grip needs help

I haven't been playing racquetball that long, maybe 2 years at the most on a serious level. I was playing with a cheap $30 racquet for a long time then finally decided it was time to invest in a racquet. I demoed A LOT of racquets through an online...

Pros: Lightweight, powerful, well-balanced.
Cons: The coloring isn't my favorite (yellow and red) but the racquet is so good!

I have played racquetball off and on for the past 20 years. Way back when, the racquets are shorter and more blocky than modern versions. When I started playing again in 2003 I knew I had an antique racquet but didn’t want to invest before I knew I ...

Pros: Power is good
Cons: It hurts arms, and too much $

I played with this racquet from a friend, and when i played with it it kind of hurt my hand and wrist and my arm. It has good power but the control wasnt that good. I wish that it had more than a string in the handle and i wish that it would actually do...

Pros: control, power, weight
Cons: the grip on the racquet does not seem to be very durable

I have played RB three times a week for the last 20 years. I have used many racquets made by several companies including Head, Ektelon, Wilson and E-Force. I usually have two different racquet brands in my bag for those times when a string breaks during a game. Two different brands allows me to "test drive" two racquets, experiencing the strengths and weaknesses of both. About 3 weeks after I bought my first Bedlam Lite, I enjoyed went back on the web and bought another of the identical racquet. For the last 2 years both of my racquets have been the Bedlam Lite 170. It is durable for the power player, well balanced with the 170 grams, not too lite, not too heavy. Gives the player quick manueverability. The large sweet spot allows for good ball control. Certainly, you can find less expensive racquets, but they wont outperform the Bedlam Lite 170.