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Wilson Clash 100UL Tennis Racket

Retail Price: $269.00

Strung Weight: 280 g / 9.88 ou
Unstrung Weight: 265 g / 9.35 ou
String Pattern: 16X19
Head Size: 645 cm² / 100 in²

Taper System: 24.5
Strung Balance: 34.1 cm / -1 pts
Unstrung Balance: 33 cm / -4 pts
Length: 68.58 cm / 27 in

Description: The Clash series’ lightest adult racket. For each swing technique, 3D Bending lets the racket to bend with optimal flexibility and stability. Horizontal bending gives horizontal, conventional swings industry-leading flexibility and control. Vertical bending allows players with vertical, contemporary swings to spend more time in the game. Torsional Bending uses unique carbon mapping to keep the excessive flexibility of off-center strikes in check. Drilling in parallel produces a more constant and forgiving string bed reaction. Wilson’s current performance racket design DNA is included in the Uncontaminated design, which includes clean lines, vivid color accents, and an elastic finish.

Description

The Clash 100UL incorporates the Wilson Clash franchise’s pioneering flexibility and bending capabilities into the line’s lightest frame. Unstrung, this racket weighs 9.4 oz (265 g) and has superb mobility for simple, free-swinging precision. In this ultra-flexible racket, proprietary carbon mapping throughout the hoop provides exceptional ball pocketing for supreme control, while a unique frame geometry helps preserve stability. Look no further if you’re looking for a lightweight racket with the distinctive Clash frame geometry and feel.

Features:

Parallel Drilling – Grommet structure ensures a more constant, forgiving string bed response while also significantly expanding the sweet spot.

3D Bending – Revolutionary frame technology employs patented carbon mapping to let the racket to bend with optimum flexibility and stability independent of swing type, allowing players to swing confidently and freely while maintaining ultimate control and ball pocketing.

Vertical Bending – For players with more contemporary, vertical swings, vertical bending of the racket frame enhances ball dwell time on the string bed.

Horizontal Bending – The racket frame’s horizontal bending provides industry-leading flexibility for improved control on more typical horizontal swings.