Salming Aero Cannone

Description

SALMING AERO CANNONE

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Salming Aero Cannone offers is a new aerodynamic open throat frame racket with an open face geometry, making it really easy and effortless to put a additional spin on the ball. The longest main strings are 37 cm long generating a powerful trampoline effect without losing control.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Colour: Biscaya Blue 3145
String Pattern: 14 x 19
Recommended Tension: 8-12 kg / 18-26 lbs
String: Salming SQD256
Frame Weight: 130 g +/- 5 g
Head Size: 495 cm2 – 76,7 inch2
Balance: 370 mm

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Racquet Network has more than 100 demo racquets on hand. Our demo program gives players a month to try a variety of racquets and then choose the one that is right for them. Inquire in-store for details.

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	Our Master Stringers are trained by the US Racquet Stringer’s Association.
	Racquet Network is a member of the prestigious Yonex Stringing Team.
	In 2017, members of the Racquet Network custom stringing team were invited to string at the Canadian Open Badminton Championships in Calgary.
	In 2018, we strung racquets for professionals at the National Bank Challenger Event in Calgary.

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Yonex Stringing Team

Racquet Network is a member of the prestigious Yonex Stringing Team. We are invited to string at elite tennis and badminton events. While we cannot attend every event we are invited to, we do our best to help out when such events are in Alberta.

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Product Details

ESW	0.200 kg
ESD	75 × 25 × 5 cm
Sport	Squash
Brand	Salming
Grade	Adult Performance
Game Group	Singles & Doubles
Age Group	Adult (14+)
Length	27 in (686mm)
Grip Size	0 (4") XXS
Head Size	76.7 sq in (495 sq cm)
Balance	Head Heavy, HH08
Frame Weight	130g/4.6oz
Finished Weight	150g/5.3oz
Pattern	14 x 19
Recommended Tension	18-26 lbs (8-12 kg)
Cover	None
Item Type	Core item
Warranty	None