Technical data sheet
The most distinguishable feature of the racquet remains untouched: we are talking about the 18×16 string pattern, designed to provide greater approach to rotations, compared to models with typical patterns. The balance is set back by 5mm, in order to offer a tool with better manoeuvrability and to reach a diverse range of players. Weight is only rounded from 294g to 295g. To notice, the polarization of masses, that is highlighted by a good inertia and a high Polar Index.
| Unstrung frame data | |
|---|---|
| Head size | 98 sq. in. |
| Weight as advertised | 295 g |
| Weight as measured | 294 g |
| Balance as advertised | 325 mm |
| Balance as measured | 327 mm |
| Stiffness as advertised | 64 ra |
| Stiffness as measured | 134hz 39 dra |
| Swingweight | 301 kgcmq |
| Spinweight | 312 kgcmq |
| Twistweight | 12 kgcmq |
| Recoilweight | 156.8 kgcmq |
| Polar Index | 0.96 – 8.0/10 |
| Beam | 21 mm / 21 mm / 21 mm |
| Pattern | 18×16 |
| Length | 68.5 cm |
The FeelFlex system, which replaces the old Countervail, decreases considerably the firmness of the frame, intending to provide extra comfort and transmit few vibrations during the impact. Essentially, we are facing an arm-friendly frame.
The Parallel Drilling gaps’ structure is still there, allowing the strings to move and work at their best.
Pro Performance is Wilson’s new grip: smooth, not too thick, letting you feel the shape of the grip and the cap.
