Racquetball Racquet

Racquetball Racquet

Measured elevation illustrations of a Racquetball Racket dimensioned with overall length, width and depth
Description
Description

A Racquetball Racquet is used to play the sport of racquetball by hitting the Racquetball. A Racquetball Racquet is typically made from titanium or graphite.  A Racquetball Racquet is more dynamic than a tennis racket as the shape of its head is similar, but length is shorter. A Racquetball Racquet is shorter in length due to the smaller size of the racquetball court and to cut reaction time.

The head shape of a Racquetball Racquet is available in a quadroform or teardrop shape. A Racquetball Racquet has 3 grip sizes and players should use the smallest grip size that is comfortable. Racquetball Racquets are available in a variety of colors. 

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Racquetball Racquets have overall lengths between 19”-22” (48.3-55.9 cm), widths from 9.5”-11.5” (241.3-292.1 mm), and typical depth of 1” (25.4 mm). The length of the handle is 5”-5.25” (127-133.4 mm) with a grip circumference between 3.625”-4” (92.1-101.6 mm). The weight of a Racquetball Racquet is 5.3-6.5 oz (150-185 g). The surface area of a Racquetball Racquet is between 100-125 in2 (645-806 cm2).

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
3D model of a Racquetball Racquet viewed in perspectiveRacquetball Racquet
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
9.5”-11.5” | 241.3-292.1 mm
Depth:
1” | 25.4 mm
Length:
19”-22” | 48.3-55.9 cm (Max)
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Weight:
5.3-6.5 oz | 150-185 g
Area:
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Handle Length: 5”-5.25” | 127-133.4 mm
Surface Area: 100-125 in2 | 645-806 cm2
Beam Width: .63”-.75” | 16-19.1 mm
Grip Circumference: 3.625”-4” | 92.1-101.6 mm
Materials: Carbon fiber, graphite, wood (traditional)

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Drawings include:
Racquetball Racquet front, side, bottom

Racquetball is a fast-paced indoor sport played with a small, rubber ball and a stringed racquet. It can be played in singles, doubles, or cutthroat (three players), on a four-walled court. The objective is to hit the ball onto the front wall in such a way that the opponent cannot return it.

5’5” | 1.65 m
July 20, 1989
Paola Longoria
165.000
1989.00
13000
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Paola Longoria
5’8” | 1.73 m
March 18, 1993
María José Vargas
173.000
1993.00
11000
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María José Vargas
9.5”-11.5” | 241.3-292.1 mm
1” | 25.4 mm
19”-22” | 48.3-55.9 cm (Max)
5.3-6.5 oz | 150-185 g
Racquetball Racquet
29.210
2.540
55.900
0.185
2700
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20’ | 6.1 m (Front Wall)
20’ | 6.1 m
40’ | 12.19 m
800 ft² | 74.3 m²
Racquetball Court
610.000
610.000
1219.000
74.30
2300
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Racquetball CourtPerspective view of a 3D model of a Racquetball CourtPerspective view of a 3D model of a Racquetball Court
5’7” | 1.70 m
July 4, 1993
Daniel De La Rosa
170.000
1993.00
700
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Daniel De La Rosa
5’10” | 1.78 m
November 9, 1981
Kane Waselenchuk
178.000
1981.00
600
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Kane Waselenchuk
2.25” | 57 mm (Diameter)
1.4 oz | 40 g
Racquetball
5.700
0.040
50
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RacquetballPerspective view of a 3D model of a RacquetballPerspective view of a 3D model of a Racquetball