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The ProKennex Destiny FCS STC 26 junior tennis racket is made for a more advanced junior player wanting to take the game to the next level. With a head size of 100in2 (645cm2) and a head heavy balance, it packs a seriously powerful punch and weighs 250g (8.8oz) to ensure smooth handling and help to generate stroke speed required for effective pace and spin. An open 16x19 string pattern further enhances spin and power potential, whereas the use of Flex Control System (FCS) technology results in torsional resistance, added stability and proper flex, power and control. 

For 2019, ProKennex updates the Ki Q+ Tour with a sporty racecar cosmetic but keeps the "best of class" comfort and arm-safety that has defined the brand. With its thin box beam, headlight balance and low stiffness�rating, the Ki Q+ Tour has a wonderfully classic and controlled feel. Like the previous generation, this light player's racquet gives intermediate and advanced players impressive control and spin on full cuts. The Ki Q+ Tour features the most evolved version of�Kinetic Quadfocus Technology, which deploys movable mass around multiple locations to create a more stable response. 

Introducing the Ultra 100L BOLD! Featuring the same specs as the standard cosmetic version, this special edition of the Ultra 100L is defined by its bold black and white cosmetic. With its fast feel, the Ultra 100L BOLD is ideal for the intermediate player who wants an explosive racquet with precise and spin-friendly targeting. It should also work for the strong beginner who wants a frame that will reward continued improvement. 

Introducing the lightest and fastest member of the Ultra franchise. At only 272 strung, this racket is extremely easy to use, making it great for beginners. It should also work for the intermediate player who requires maximum maneuverability or the rising junior who is ready for an adult performance frame. 

The Nova Lite 100 is designed for the player looking to add explosive power to their game, in a lighter more maneuverable set up.  Ideal for young juniors or recreational players looking for a lighter frame with added power.  This player enhancement frame allows you to hit massive shots from anywhere on the court. With it’s spin friendly 16×19 string pattern, you’ll find easy access to spin and power on groundstrokes and a huge boost of pop on the serve. Nova Lite’s stunning design and metallic accents will have you exploding the ball past your opponent in style.

The Wilson Ultra Junior 26 V3.0 shares the same versatility and playability found in Wilson's adult performance line, making it great for the junior player who wants to rise to the next level. With its easy power and spin, this racket will give your child the ingredients to play more aggressive tennis. With its 66cm length, it is uniquely tailored to the biomechanics of the junior player, 11+ years old.  Ultimately, this is simply a great option for the young player who is serious about improving their game.  

Introducing the Blade 100L! As the lightest model in the Blade family, this racquet provides rising intermediates with a great entry point into the Blade franchise. In addition to giving you the traditional virtues of control and feel, this 10.6 ounce racquet packs some modern speed and spin. Compared to the Blade 98 16x19, the 100L is not only faster, it also has a thicker, stiffer and livelier beam. The upshot is easier access to pace along with a crisper, more solid feeling stringbed. As with the other members of the Blade family, this stick benefits from FeelFlex technology which uses Wilson's proprietary Carbon Mapping to add torsional stability while also helping the racquet bend in ways that compliment the explosive mechanics of the modern game. 

Intermediate players looking for easy targeting and arm-friendly comfort should like this update to Head's Radical S. This version comes with Graphene Touch, which adds a dampening material called Kraibon to Head's polarized weight system. The overal result is exceptional vibration dampening and easy power. 

With roots that extend back 40 years to the original Black Ace 93, this racket features the legendary engineering of one of the game's most experienced racket manufacturers.� At roughly 318 grams strung, the Ki Black Ace (300g) is designed for intermediate and advanced players. The feel is exceptional thanks in part to its 21mm straight beam and flexible RA stiffness. Although the lighter than a traditional player's racket, the Ki Black Ace (300g) has decent stability for the weight. This is partly due to its�Kinetic Technology, a time-tested system that uses dynamic mass to help the racket plow through the ball more effectively. 

For 2018, Wilson adds a new look to the legendary Pro Staff RF97 Autograph - a racquet specially engineered for Roger Federer, the man who helped design it. Boasting the same specs and playability as the previous generation, this update is distinguished by its bold and elegant simplicity. In addition to Federer's laser engraved signature, it features a black and white tuxedo cosmetic. It also has the same matte finish and velvety texture as the previous version.

Lighter and easier to handle than the grown-up INSTINCT series, the INSTINCT JR. still gives you the perfect combination of power and superior handling while still providing a softer feel and less vibrations for ultimate comfort.Its dynamic 16/19 string pattern for some extra spin and the innovative Graphene Touch technology for incredible touch and solid feel.

Co-designed by Roger Federer, the Pro Staff delivers the pure, classic feel players have come to love but with an all-new uncontaminated design. Meticulous in detail and bold in its beauty, the new Pro Staff introduces a whole new dimension of engineered paint finishes and textures with matte black velvet, chrome touches, and laser engraving never before seen in tennis.

Intermediate and advanced players looking for easy targeting and outstanding feel should give the Gravity MP a serious look. At 11 ounces strung, this racquet moves fast, but still feels solid at impact. It also packs a low 62RA stiffness, lending it a more arm-friendly and controlled response than many of its competitors. Built with Graphene 360+, the Gravity MP combines the stability and power of Graphene 360 with SpiralFibers in the lower head for a cleaner feel at impact. This racquet also features a rounder racquet head higher in the string bed. This not only creates a more comfortable and responsive hitting experience, it provides a bigger spin window, making it easier to attack the ball at extreme upward angles.

Updated with a sleek racecar cosmetic, the Ki Q+5 Pro �offers impressive precision and pop on full swings.�With its thin 21.5mm beam, the Q+5 Pro has great feel, and it will give experienced players the needed precision�to attack the ball with their most powerful strokes. Compared to the Q+5, this racquet feels slightly more stable against�pace, but it still manages to accelerate through contact with impressive speed.�

With roots that extend back 40 years to the original Black Ace 93, this racket features the legendary engineering of one of the game's most experienced racket manufacturers.� At roughly 300 grams strung, the Ki Black Ace (285g) is ideal for the intermediate player who wants an arm-friendly racket with outstanding control. The feel is exceptional thanks in part to its 21mm straight beam and flexible RA stiffness. Although this is the lightest model in the series, the Ki Black Ace (285g) has impressive stability for its weight. 

With this update to the Blade 98 (18x20), Wilson adds another chapter to one of the game's classic player's racquets. Like the previous generation, this racquet combines an elegant and minimalist cosmetic with the same velvety paint finish that was originally launched with Federer's Pro Staff RF97 Autograph. Although Wilson has given this racquet a slightly more head light balance than its predecessor, it packs a higher swingweight, giving it a tad  more plow-through. In addition to its buttery 62RA flex, the Blade 98 (18x20) has FeelFlex technology, which uses Wilson's proprietary Carbon Mapping to add torsional stability while also helping the racquet bend in ways that compliment the modern swing path (think more spin and power).