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Other Wilson Tennis Racquets
Description: Wilson is one of the leading manufacturers of tennis rackets and other sports equipment. Newest Review: ... nCode hyper carbon, power: low-medium,idea swing, fast,recomended strings : Wilson NXT 16 string, recomeneded grip: Wilson ... more  ... true grip. i personaly think the Wilson nCode pro is like the Wilson surge but with out the power but same great control, you need a good fast swing but its very light and zooms through the air, you get plently of top spin and the slice is very well contolled. with this racquet for serve you get more accuracy than speed and you can get great spin on the serve. once again you get great control on this racquet but this time on teh back hand too. This racquet has a huge sweet spot what is a huge advantage on returning ...more |
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Sports and Outdoors Price Comparison
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WILSON n5 Force (110) USA Tennis Racket (WRT771500)
WILSON n5 Force (110) Tennis Racket Enhanced comfortable feel wit ... |
£ 89,99 |
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Wilson Nano Carbon Pro Tennis Racket, Grip Size 2
Perfect for the recreational tennis player, these Wilson rackets ... |
£ 40,00 |
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WILSON Dora The Explorer 19 Junior Tennis Racket (WRT298700)
WILSON Dora The Explorer 19 Junior Tennis RacketHeadsize: 82inČWe ... |
£ 13,95 |
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£ 6.50 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Wilson Roger Federer Junior Tennis Racket, 27"
This range of sleek, lightweight Wilson rackets are designed to g ... |
£ 20,00 |
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Wilson Tennis Racket Bag
Transport your rackets in style with the 'Tour Wilson' bag. It wi ... |
£ 20,00 |
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WILSON Slam (110) Tennis Racket (WRT183200)
WILSON Slam (110) Tennis RacketHeadsize 110inČ Weight (unstrung) ... |
£ 24,99 |
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£ 6.50 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Wilson Roger Federer Junior Tennis Racket, 25"
This range of sleek, lightweight Wilson rackets are designed to g ... |
£ 20,00 |
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Other Wilson Tennis Racquets: best racquet by Wilson yet! (181 words)
by oligreenway - written on 14.06.08 (Useful, 29 readings)
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i use a Wilson nCode nPro racquet it is over all a really good racquet! the head size is 100sq in, length: 27in,weight 11 oz,swing weight: 302,stiffness: 68 (if not modded), balance: 6, headlight, composition: 80 percent ncode graphite and 20 percent nCode hyper carbon, power: low-medium,idea swing, fast,recomended strings : Wilson NXT 16 string, recomeneded grip: Wilson true grip. i personaly think the Wilson nCode pro is like the Wilson surge but with out the power but same great control, you need a good fast swing but its very light and zooms through the air, you get plently of top spin and the slice is very well contolled. with this racquet for serve you get more ...
Wilson Advantage. (195 words)
by andycharger - written on 04.10.00 (Very useful, 360 readings)
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I use a Wilson Advantage tennis racquet nowadays. I have tried many different raquets over the years from My Wilson Rally II when I was Just 11 years old to My Wilson Ace when I was a teenager. I have had 3 other racquets since then and have not been able to match the ball control until now. I have found My Donnay Agassi raquet to not be strung tightly enough.I cannot get the power into my shots with it because it lacks taughtness. My Next Racquet was a Slazenger Pro Style. It was tighter and maybe too tight as I snapped strings on it twice.It had an awkward Sweet spot too high up the raquet. The head was much bigger so My shots were more accurate as i had more ...
Other Wilson Tennis Racquets: Wilson Hammer 6.4 Power Holes (187 words)
by theanarchistkid - written on 09.07.00 (Very useful, 1153 readings)
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This is the racket (yes I know that's spelt wrongly) that I've been using for a year now and I find it very responsive. The design of it may look a bit gimmicky at first but it plays like a dream. The 'Power Holes' are simply largened grommits where the strings go through the frames but they are supposed to increase power on off-centre hits but giving the strings more travel. It is hard to tell whether they actually do this or not but the racket is fairly forgiving. If you are looking for outright power, this racket isn't for you. It has a power rating of 6.4 which means that it is designed for players with large swings that hit the ...
