Wilson Clash 100 In-Depth Review & Playtest + Video
Wilson Clash 100 Pro (previously Tour) At10.4ounces (295g) unstrung, the standard Wilson Clash 100 above is a tad on the lighter side for many intermediate players. If you fall into that category, then the Pro (previously called the Tour) is a great option.
Review - Tennis Warehouse
At net, everyone was impressed by how stable the Clash100Tour played and how it held up against big hitters given its weight. When starting points, the playtesters found that this racquet played best when going after big, offensive serves, and they had a blast slapping returns.
Wilson Clash 100 Tour - My Tennis HQ
Swingweight is a calculated by using the racket’s weight and balance. The greater the swingweight, the more power a player will get.
Wilson Clash 100 Tour Racket Review - The Tennis Bros
We got our hands on the Wilson Clash100Tour to see just what this hotly anticipated racket had to offer and whether it has truly changed the way we look at rackets. The promise of the Clash rackets is that they offer stability from a frame that isn’t too heavy or too stiff.
Wilson Clash 100 Tour: Design, Specs, And Playing Experience
The Wilson Clash 100 Tour weighs11.3ounces and has a head size of 100 square inches. The racket has a 16×19 string pattern and a balance of 310mm, making it ideal for players who prefer a balanced and controlled swing.
Wilson Clash 100 Tour Tennis Racquet Review
Flex: 50. Grip Type: Wilson Synthetic. Power Level: Low. String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses. Shared Holes: None. Main Skip: 7T, 7H, 9T, 9H. Swing Speed: Fast, Long Swing. Swing Weight: 325. Wilson is trying to start a new revolution in tennis with the release of their innovative racquet the Clash.
COMMENTS
Wilson Clash 100 Pro (previously Tour) At 10.4 ounces (295g) unstrung, the standard Wilson Clash 100 above is a tad on the lighter side for many intermediate players. If you fall into that category, then the Pro (previously called the Tour) is a great option.
At net, everyone was impressed by how stable the Clash 100 Tour played and how it held up against big hitters given its weight. When starting points, the playtesters found that this racquet played best when going after big, offensive serves, and they had a blast slapping returns.
Swing weight is a calculated by using the racket’s weight and balance. The greater the swing weight, the more power a player will get.
We got our hands on the Wilson Clash 100 Tour to see just what this hotly anticipated racket had to offer and whether it has truly changed the way we look at rackets. The promise of the Clash rackets is that they offer stability from a frame that isn’t too heavy or too stiff.
The Wilson Clash 100 Tour weighs 11.3 ounces and has a head size of 100 square inches. The racket has a 16×19 string pattern and a balance of 310mm, making it ideal for players who prefer a balanced and controlled swing.
Flex: 50. Grip Type: Wilson Synthetic. Power Level: Low. String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses. Shared Holes: None. Main Skip: 7T, 7H, 9T, 9H. Swing Speed: Fast, Long Swing. Swing Weight: 325. Wilson is trying to start a new revolution in tennis with the release of their innovative racquet the Clash.