Wilson Blade Pro v9 Tennis Racquet Review | Tennis Express

The Wilson Blade Pro v9 Tennis Racquets are here! Though they share the name "Blade" with the inline v9 Blade models, these Pro labs versions have a hefty stock swing weight and a more rounded and thicker cross-section, making them incredibly stable. The Blade Pro tennis racquets are designed for experienced players with technically sound strokes, who have the strength to swing them effectively. It is no surprise that some tour players use the Blade Pro effectively to hit huge groundstrokes and rocket serves. Because of their balance, the Blade Pro 16x19 and 18x20 are the ideal candidate for customization. If you want to try one of the most stable racquets on the market, the Blade Pro is a great place to start. If you wish to use a Blade that is more mobile and easier to play, check out the Blade v9s.

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[wagjkproduction]

the glossy paint job is so good compared to those of the satin non-pro ones

[NOZA]

i really wish i knew about this version before buying 3 of the stock back at release. So dumb that wilson doesnt offer demos.

[Redrover]

I’m a utr 6.5 and use the regular blade 18x20 and was thinking about trying the pros which one would you recommend for me, I hit semi flat

[srkipreki]

It's not a Blade racket, just a paint job. It's an H22 which is actually a copy of the Head Radikal racket. It was designed for a player who switched from Head Radical to Wilson for a contract and then they made this racket after him. I played with a Radikal and I have an H22, very similar rackets. So the H22 is more similar to the Radikal than the Wilson Balde

[thelongtrombone]

how big of a difference does the extra stiffness make?

[curiousgeorge]

What the hell man, tennis point says stifness is 60 you say 63 and others say 72 i din’t understand anymore

[quentincrisp]

You guys have repeated yourselves regarding the string bed‼‼🤔

[shtnivf]

Really you got the music link, but no specs?! Duh