Wilson Ultra 100L V3.0

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 ProKennex Destiny FCS 265 is an all-round tennis racket providing excellent shot precision and manoeuvrability and has a mid-plus 100in2 (645cm2) head for good levels of power and control. The racket features FCS system delivering proper flex and comes strung with Crystal Plus string for great playability and an extra soft feel. This evenly balanced racket is constructed from graphite for added stiffness and strength and offers Griptack grip to ensure a combination of tackiness and absorption. 

The Drive Lite from Babolat is an ideal racket for tennis players looking for a lightweight racket with a large face. It is comfortable and powerful at the same time. Due to the lightweight nature of this racket, manoeuvrability on the court is easier than ever.

The Burn 100 Team is a great value, lightweight racket. With a weight of 267g, this racket is perfect for game improvers who play from the baseline and are looking to take their game up a notch. The 100 sq.in. headsize offers a good size sweet spot and the 16 x 20 string pattern offers a great deal of feel and control. The Burn 100 Team is a great choice for any intermediate player.

Sporting some impressive changes for 2018, the Head Speed MP gets updated with a little extra spin and power. In addition to a slightly thicker beam, Head has also widened the spacing between the cross strings. The upshot, according to our playtesters, is a noticeable boost in spin potential along with a little extra pop. With the addition of Graphene 360, Head takes their Graphene system to the next level by reinforcing not just the shaft but multiple points along the frame's head.

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. 

For 2019, ProKennex updates the Ki Q+5 (290g) with a cool racecar cosmetic but keeps the explosive and accurate feel�of the previous generation. At only 290 grams this stick is ideal�for the intermediate player who wants a lively and spin-friendly racket that doesn't skimp on feel, comfort or arm-protection. This racket features the most evolved version of�Kinetic Quadfocus Technology, which places movable mass in multiple locations around the head. In addition to providing greater protection against vibration, shock and torque, the movable mass amplifies the power of your stroke, making it easier for you to control the point.

The ProKennex Ki 5 (280g) offers controllable power and easy spin to strong beginners, competitive juniors and intermediate players. At 280 grams this racket will give less experienced players the ability to swing faster when going for pace and spin. The relatively compact 645cm² head delivers a precise and predictable response, and the Kinetic Technology does a great job reducing harsh impact vibrations. 

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.

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). 

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. 

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.

For 2018, Wilson adds another chapter to the Pro Staff 97L. This racquet has the same white and black cosmetic as the racquet Federer uses on tour, complete with the same velvety paint and chrome touches. For this update, Wilson drops the Countervail technology, resulting in a firmer and more powerful response. At just under 11 ounces, the 97L swings fast, making it easier for less advanced players to load the ball with pace and spin. 

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.

With a cosmetic inspired by the new and innovative Wilson Clash, the Clash 26 will benefit the rising junior who wants a racquet that will take their game to the next level. The open 16x19 string pattern is perfect to help generate topspin and power. With its light weight design, this racquet is extremely maneuverable and easy to use. The shorter 26" length keeps this racquet very user-friendly, making this ideal for age groups 11 and older.