Is the Wilson Blade a good racquet?
The Wilson Blade might be Wilson’s most popular tennis racquet. They make a version for every skill level. Its comfortable frame is great for players who struggle with tennis elbow. This racquet has an excellent combination of control, feel, and comfort without sacrificing too much power.
How much does a Wilson Blade 98 weigh?
Comparing the racquet to others they’ve tried, our testers said:
| Technical Specifications | ||
|---|---|---|
| Length | 27 in | 69 cm |
| Head Size | 98 sq in | 632 sq cm |
| Weight | 11.4 oz | 323 gm |
| Balance Point | 13 in 33 cm | 4pts Head Light |
When was Wilson Blade V7 released?
It is finally here! The 2019 Wilson Blade V7 line. The newest of one of the most popular tennis racquets on both the WTA & ATP tours, will be landing on a tennis court near you on August 8, 2019! This new Blade is to be named “V7,” as in the seventh version of this frame.
Is Wilson Blade 98 too heavy?
It’s heavy enough to remind you that you’re swinging a racket yet light enough to play with for long hours. The weight of the Wilson Blade also has another advantage in that it allows you to put some power behind your shots.
Is the Wilson Blade 98 V7 a good tennis racquet?
The Wilson Blade 98 is one of the most popular racquets on the market. The blend between power, control and that slightly head-heavy feel is favored by both pros and amateurs. The 2019 update does not disappoint. Here is my Wilson Blade 98 V7 Racquet Review.
What is the stringing and tension of the Wilson Blade 98?
Stringing information for Wilson Blade 98 16×19 v7 Racquet: Tension range 50 to 60 pounds, optimum 55 pounds. We will match or beat any posted overall price advertised in-store or online on in stock items. With the 2019 update to the Blade 98 (16×19), Wilson doubles down on the outstanding feel for which the Blade series is known.
Is the Wilson Blade 98 V7 the next step in flex direction?
And now the new Blade is another step in the flex direction. It is definitely an interesting development, likely onset by the increasing elbow and wrist injuries in the sport (exacerbated by using stiff racquets and strings). Check out the Wilson Blade 98 V7 on the official Wilson website.
What do you think about the new Wilson Blade?
The new Blade has great nice balance of control and power, excellent feel, as well as comfort. The Blade plays well in stock form due to a nice higher swingweight. The racquet plays strung at lower tension which enhances the feel and power. Wilson is definitely heading in the right direction.