Wilson Blade 100 V10 US Open 2026 Racket (300g)

The Blade 100 V10 US Open 2026 edition, control and feel at 300 g

Wilson dresses its Blade 100 V10 in US Open colours for the 2026 edition. Under the paintwork sits the tenth-generation Blade frame: 300 g unstrung, a 645 cm² head, a 16x19 pattern and a 22 mm beam, sold as a bare frame so you can pick your own string.

Who is this racket for?

It targets the advanced player who builds points from the baseline and wants to feel the ball rather than absorb it. The 645 cm² head and a measured swingweight of 291 make it a more accessible Blade than the 98: you keep the clean ball feedback the line is known for, with more forgiveness and more head speed.

The technology explained

• StableFeel+: the real news on the V10. It raises torsional stability, so the frame twists less in the hand on off-centre contact.
• FORTYFIVE°: a patented carbon layup set at 45 degrees, delivering the connected feel Blade players expect while suiting modern swing paths.
• DirectConnect: the carbon handle runs all the way into the end cap, for more direct feedback and better torsional hold.
• X-Loop: the beam section shifts from round to flat where the throat meets the hoop, sharpening the feel.
• Premium Construction: Wilson tightened its factory tolerances on this generation (weight, balance, swingweight), which makes matching two identical frames far easier.

The Extreme Tennis team's take

Our lab measurements put this Blade 100 V10 very high on control (76) and spin (76), with a stability figure of 75 despite a swingweight held to 291: the signature of a frame that stays manoeuvrable without getting pushed around. Power lands at 70, so you supply the acceleration yourself, but a plow-through of 285 confirms it drives through the ball once it is moving. The watch point is comfort, measured at 61 against a 62 RA stiffness: pair it with a soft string or a multifilament if your arm is sensitive. To place its manoeuvrability and twistweight against the 98 V10, run it through our X-Compare tool.