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Wilson Pro Staff 97 V14 2023 Tennis Racket
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Wilson Pro Staff 97 V14 2023 Tennis Racket Code: WR125711

The new Paradigm Bending carbon fiber construction optimizes the flex between the racket's head and shaft, further enhancing the feel and accuracy of the shots.

The Braid 45 construction "arranges"...

The new Paradigm Bending carbon fiber construction optimizes the flex between the racket's head and shaft, further enhancing the feel and accuracy of the shots.

The Braid 45 construction "arranges" double braided fibers at 45-degree angles for improved feel with incredible stability.

Made from Arkema's Agiplast bio-based materials.

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Racket weight

  1. 289 gr

    from 199,90 €

  2. 315 gr

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Description

Description

The new Paradigm Bending carbon fiber construction optimizes the flex between the racket's head and shaft, further enhancing the feel and accuracy of the shots.

The Braid 45 construction "arranges" double braided fibers at 45-degree angles for improved feel with incredible stability.

Made from Arkema's Agiplast bio-based materials.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
WR125711

Product Details

Type
Adults
Player Level
Competitive, Advanced
String
with Grid

Dimensions

Racket Length
68.6 cm

Racket Length

Racket Length: The length of an adult racket is usually about 68.58 cm (27"). Rackets with greater length require a slightly greater distance from the ball and provide more power to shots, but they lack in flexibility and maneuverability.

Additional Specifications

Racket Weight
315 gr

Racket Weight

Lightweight rackets are suitable for children and beginners, while heavier ones (>290gr) are more appropriate for experienced players, as they generate more power with the right technique. In rackets without strings, we estimate approximately +20gr for the total weight including the strings.
Head Area
97 sq.in

Head Area

The head size directly affects the speed of the ball strike. Rackets with a larger head size produce more power and provide a larger sweet spot. They are ideal for beginner players who need more power and a sufficiently large sweet spot. Advanced players choose rackets with a smaller head size that provide better control and produce more power.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The new Paradigm Bending carbon fiber construction optimizes the flex between the racket's head and shaft, further enhancing the feel and accuracy of the shots.

The Braid 45 construction "arranges" double braided fibers at 45-degree angles for improved feel with incredible stability.

Made from Arkema's Agiplast bio-based materials.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
WR125711

Product Details

Type
Adults
Player Level
Competitive, Advanced
String
with Grid

Dimensions

Racket Length
68.6 cm

Racket Length

Racket Length: The length of an adult racket is usually about 68.58 cm (27"). Rackets with greater length require a slightly greater distance from the ball and provide more power to shots, but they lack in flexibility and maneuverability.

Additional Specifications

Racket Weight
315 gr

Racket Weight

Lightweight rackets are suitable for children and beginners, while heavier ones (>290gr) are more appropriate for experienced players, as they generate more power with the right technique. In rackets without strings, we estimate approximately +20gr for the total weight including the strings.
Head Area
97 sq.in

Head Area

The head size directly affects the speed of the ball strike. Rackets with a larger head size produce more power and provide a larger sweet spot. They are ideal for beginner players who need more power and a sufficiently large sweet spot. Advanced players choose rackets with a smaller head size that provide better control and produce more power.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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