Wilson Ultra 100L V3.0

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.�

Interested in power, comfort and maneuverability? We think we've got your solution with the Head Graphene 360 MP Lite. Although not as hefty as its big brother, this lighter version boasts a more manageable swingweight. As a result, you'll find it easier to maximize stroke speed in the service of pace and spin. With its open 16x19 string pattern, the MP Lite is quite spin friendly, and the RA stiffness of 63 makes it more arm-friendly than many of its competitors.

The Burn continues to generate power to blast shots from the baseline, but now with a new design that amps up performance and looks. Added Countervail technology maximizes a player's energy on every swing while a fresh aesthetic features a pure and simple design with engineered paint finishes, textures and an improved feel and design.

Dunlop's Srixon Revo CV 3.0 was built to complement the speed, spin and power of the modern game. Like the best modern player's racquets, this stick accelerates with remarkable ease, making it easier for you to attack the ball with aggressive mechanics (think extra power and spin). Compared to the F series, this racquet's shaft is slightly more aerodynamic, and it features V-Energy Shaft II technology, which optimizes stiffness for added power.

Power up your game with the new EZONE. A further enhanced ISOMETRIC sweet spot extends deep into the upper section of the racquet resulting in the largest sweet spot in the EZONE series.

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. 

With Clash 100L, Wilson puts their revolutionary technology into a light and speedy weapon. At 10.3 ounces strung and boasting a low swingweight, the Clash 100L is ideal for the early intermediate player who wants an easy swinging racquet that delivers pinpoint control on full swings. It should also work for the dedicated beginner who wants a comfortable and precise racquet that will reward continued improvement. What separates the Clash 100L from its competitors is one of the lowest and most arm-friendly flex points in the market.

Wilson adds another chapter to the�Ultra 100.�Like the previous generation, this racket packs a 318 gram strung weight and a powerful beam construction.�It's also very maneuverable, giving it an appeal that extends from recreational players and weekend warriors all the way to intermediate league players. 

Ultra power. Ultra spin. Wilson delivers on both promises with the new Ultra 100 Countervail. With the update comes new technologies, including Power Ribs in the throat area, Crush Zone grommets and Countervail material in the frame. In addition, the Ultra 100 Countervail's 100 square inch head size, 11.2 oz strung weight and 320 swingweight are user friendly specs for a wide range of players.

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.

For the 2018 version of the Ki 5 (300g) ProKennex delivers a very precise and spin-friendly weapon to intermediate and advanced players. With its maneuverable 11.1 ounce weight and head light balance, the Ki 5 (300g) swings fast and delivers easy access to pace and spin. The firm beam creates a crisp, lively and accurate response, and the comfort level is unmistakably high thanks to the Kinetic Technology (which has a proven track record for producing arm-friendly racquets). 

Head updates Instinct S with some extra stability and power but keeps the maneuverability that made this such a perfect racquet for beginners, strong juniors and intermediate players. Like the Instinct MP, this racquet comes with a thick 23-26-23mm beam and open 16x19 string pattern, giving it the same seductive blend of power and spin. The fact that it swings easier than MP makes it a great tool for the improving player who wants to start attacking the ball and playing more aggressive tennis. Like other members of the Instinct family, this racquet gets updated with Graphene 360, a technology that gives you the benefits of polarized weighting while also strengthening multiple locations around the head for a more stable and powerful response.

Offering a playing experience unlike anything on the market today, Wilson's Clash series is a new racquet line loaded with technologies that have playtesters of all levels saying "whoa." Wilson claims that the Clash 100 is the first racquet intentionally engineered to bend with any swing style thanks to its FreeFlex technology, which aims to provide maximum ball pocketing and control. Additionally, StableSmart frame geometry adds high levels of stability and power to the Clash 100. 

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.

Head updates the Extreme S with some extra stability, power and spin. At 280 grams, this racket accelerates with remarkable speed. As such, it is perfect for novice players who wants to start hitting with more pace and spin. This racket should also work for the intermediate player who places a premium on maneuverability. The Extreme S benefits from Graphene 360, which is a material technology that strengthens the racquet at 3, 9 and 12 o'clock.

Head updates lightest member of the Extreme family with some extra stability and easier access to power. Called the Graphene 360 Extreme Team, this racquet features wider string spacing and a higher swingweight than the previous generation. As a result, it not only offers above average stability and plow through for a light racquet, but it also produces impressive levels of power and spin. In addition to being light enough beginners, this stick has enough stability for the rising intermediate who wants a speedy weapon.