Compare the racket specs of a number of popular tennis rackets including the Babolat Pure Aero, Wilson Clash 100, and Yonex Ezone 98.
See how different tennis rackets compare to each other in terms of weight, balance, frame stiffness, beam width, and string patterns.
The Ultra 100 and the Clash 100 are two of Wilson’s best selling tennis rackets and it is easy to see why as they both offer a great balance of power, control, and spin for beginner to intermediate tennis players. The Wilson Ultra 100 (or “U100”) is in its fourth version (v4) whereas the Clash
Since their launch, The Wilson Clash series of tennis rackets have become very popular with recreational tennis players with the Clash 98, 100, and 100 Pro being some of the most popular models. I was recently searching for a new tennis racket to replace my old Wilson PS RF97 Autograph as I wanted a more
Seeing as though I have recently made the switch from using the Wilson RF97 to using the Wilson Clash 98, I thought it would be a good idea to look at how these two rackets compare to each other. Wilson’s RF97 is one of their top-selling tennis rackets mainly due to the fact that it
As the Wilson Clash 98 and Wilson Blade 98 are two of Wilson’s top selling rackets, I thought it would be a good idea to look at their racket specs to see how these two frames compare to each other. The Blade 98 is endorsed by several WTA and ATP pros including Alex De Minaur,
