Wilson Clash 100L V2 280g racket
The Wilson Clash 100L V2 racket is unveiled in a new red anodized metal cosmetic with its embossed Clash logo. This racket has been improved thanks to better stability at the head of the racket. The previous model tended to offer a different feel when off-center at the head of the racket. The previous model tended to have a different feel when off-center, with a feeling of firmness, whereas it was very soft in the centering zone. Wilson has corrected this error to the delight of players.
The Wilson Clash 100L V2 racket is more stable, but also more forgiving.
Its average weight of 280 grams coupled with a slightly low balance of 31.5cm make it ultra-maneuverable, while its 645cm² headsize and 16x19 string pattern offer power and good access to spin. And that's not all, as the low 49RA stiffness offers both comfort and excellent ball feel. Wilson hasn't stopped there, either, as the increased racket head tolerance makes it easier to forgive centering errors.
WHO SHOULD USE THE WILSON CLASH 100L V2?
We recommend this Wilson Clash 100L V2 for versatile intermediate players looking for a frame with a slight control and comfort bias without sacrificing power. Players who stay on their baseline and like to vary their game by coming up to the net or distilling drop shots will be delighted with this racket.
Racket technologies Wilson Clash 100L V2
- Fortyfive: this patented carbon construction provides a high level of flexibility and stability at impact. You benefit from an incredible blend of power, control and feel.
- Parallel Drilling: The specific construction of the eyelets provides a high level of forgiveness and a homogeneous response across the hitting surface. The sweet spot is considerably enlarged.
- Vertical Bending: Vertical bending of the frame increases ball/string contact time. Ideal for the modern game, with vertical swings for maximum lift.
- Horizontal Bending: Horizontal bending of the racket frame creates unrivalled flexibility for more control on flat shots (horizontal swings).
- Torsional Bending: This torsional bending considerably stabilizes the racket on off-center hits. This technology corrects the main flaw of the Clash V1. The racket's feel is more homogeneous.
Rackets sold unstrung
