It was time to complete my review of the hyped-up Wilson Clash racquet. Please bear in mind that I got to review the prototype version as the retail version hits the stores on Feb 15th 2019.
Written review: http://tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/racquet-reviews/the-wilson-clash-racquet-review-prototype/9467
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Good to see you moving without the knee sleeve!
Is it similar to the Prince phantom pro 100?
What would be some main differences between this and wilson blade??
Hi Tennisnerd! Any idea if the “pro” version will be 18 or 16 mains? Also, how do you have a babolat soft drive??? Those were made like 20 years ago in very small volumes!
Hi Tennisnerd,
how is the comfort to the Angell K7 Red and K7 Lime?
Thanks.
Great review! How does this racquet compare to the 63 RA Angell TC 100?
I can definitely tell that when you flatter with his frame you shots really cut through the courts quickly.
Did you get the raquet directly per wilson for this test ???
24 mm beam! ouch!
Based on the specs, isn’t it similar to head speed? Pure aero is a completely different racquet from speed however
the first！somebody taught me that federer is going to use this in the next season，but i don’t think so，unless there is a 340gram specially designed for him
@Tennisnerd – Hey Jonas… Did you like this better than the Prince Beast 98, and which did you find easier to hit occasional flat strokes with?
For beginners: focusing on which racquet to buy is not important. Develop your skills then you can worry about your racquet.
Very helpful review. The racquet seems like one of those fun “can’t miss, every ball stays in the court” type of racquets. Definitely interesting. The potential weakness that I can see is that it seems to lack a bit of finishing power due to the lower weight / swingweight. The Tour version would be interesting. Are they also doing a 98sq” version or is that just online rumour?