Introducing the Clash 100 Pro v2! Like the previous generation, the 100 Pro v2 is a uniquely flexible modern player's racquet that combines spin-friendly targeting with impressive pocketing and buttery feedback. It also swings heavier than the standard Clash 100, making it better at redirecting higher levels of pace or driving the ball through the court. That said, aggressive all-court players will find more than enough speed for whipping up spin or reacting quickly at net. For 2022 Wilson reinforces the upper hoop to raise the sweetspot and create a more solid and responsive hitting surface. Wilson has also updated the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20, resulting in slightly more precise exit trajectory. As with the first generation of Clash racquets, the Clash Pro v2 is defined by Wilson's innovative frame technology. Named FORTYFIVE this technology not only enables the racket to bend optimally across different strokes styles (traditional and modern), but it also softens impact without compromising the crisp and connected feel that is so crucial to control. Recommended to experienced players who want speed, spin and power without having to sacrifice feel.
Introducing the Clash 100 Pro v2! Like the previous generation, the 100 Pro v2 is a uniquely flexible modern player's racquet that combines spin-friendly targeting with impressive pocketing and buttery feedback. It also swings heavier than the standard Clash 100, making it better at redirecting higher levels of pace or driving the ball through the court. That said, aggressive all-court players will find more than enough speed for whipping up spin or reacting quickly at net. For 2022 Wilson reinforces the upper hoop to raise the sweetspot and create a more solid and responsive hitting surface. Wilson has also updated the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20, resulting in slightly more precise exit trajectory. As with the first generation of Clash racquets, the Clash Pro v2 is defined by Wilson's innovative frame technology. Named FORTYFIVE this technology not only enables the racket to bend optimally across different strokes styles (traditional and modern), but it also softens impact without compromising the crisp and connected feel that is so crucial to control. Recommended to experienced players who want speed, spin and power without having to sacrifice feel.
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The lowest price for Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 4 3/8" (3) right now is $418.00 at Ubuy Australia.
The all-time low was $145.27 on 30 Sept 2024 — today's price is 188% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 3 Nov 2026.
Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 4 3/8" (3)
Introducing the Clash 100 Pro v2! Like the previous generation, the 100 Pro v2 is a uniquely flexible modern player's racquet that combines spin-friendly targeting with impressive pocketing and buttery feedback. It also swings heavier than the standard Clash 100, making it better at redirecting higher levels of pace or driving the ball through the court. That said, aggressive all-court players will find more than enough speed for whipping up spin or reacting quickly at net. For 2022 Wilson reinforces the upper hoop to raise the sweetspot and create a more solid and responsive hitting surface. Wilson has also updated the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20, resulting in slightly more precise exit trajectory. As with the first generation of Clash racquets, the Clash Pro v2 is defined by Wilson's innovative frame technology. Named FORTYFIVE this technology not only enables the racket to bend optimally across different strokes styles (traditional and modern), but it also softens impact without compromising the crisp and connected feel that is so crucial to control. Recommended to experienced players who want speed, spin and power without having to sacrifice feel.
Introducing the Clash 100 Pro v2! Like the previous generation, the 100 Pro v2 is a uniquely flexible modern player's racquet that combines spin-friendly targeting with impressive pocketing and buttery feedback. It also swings heavier than the standard Clash 100, making it better at redirecting higher levels of pace or driving the ball through the court. That said, aggressive all-court players will find more than enough speed for whipping up spin or reacting quickly at net. For 2022 Wilson reinforces the upper hoop to raise the sweetspot and create a more solid and responsive hitting surface. Wilson has also updated the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20, resulting in slightly more precise exit trajectory. As with the first generation of Clash racquets, the Clash Pro v2 is defined by Wilson's innovative frame technology. Named FORTYFIVE this technology not only enables the racket to bend optimally across different strokes styles (traditional and modern), but it also softens impact without compromising the crisp and connected feel that is so crucial to control. Recommended to experienced players who want speed, spin and power without having to sacrifice feel.
Last updated at 03/11/2026 00:50:37
Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 unbesaiteter Performance Tennisschläger
Delivery between 7–11 Nov $41
originally posted on wilson.com
The 16 x 20 string pattern is much different, at least to me, then the original clash 16 x 19. You get loads of spin but that extra string also decreases the size of the sweet spot of the racket. The clash is still my favorite racket to use but I still mostly use the clash with a 16 x 19 string pattern.
originally posted on wilson.com
I spent a few weeks play testing the Clash Pro v2 and absolutely love it! Wilson has made some fantastic decisions with this update making it one of my favorite frames in the entire Wilson lineup. For me, the first thing I noticed was the balance. Although many of the specs from the v1 carried over, the 30.6cm (unstrung) balance felt super at home in my hand considering my Pro Staff if balanced at 30.5cm. This HL construction allows me to swing freely without worrying about over hitting. The v1 let you feel how flexible the frame was, but the v2 leaves you feeling very connected to the ball. This comes through wonderfully on the groundstrokes and volleys. I often found myself overhitting the v1 because it felt so soft but not on this version! The Pro v2 moves the ... MoreI spent a few weeks play testing the Clash Pro v2 and absolutely love it! Wilson has made some fantastic decisions with this update making it one of my favorite frames in the entire Wilson lineup. For me, the first thing I noticed was the balance. Although many of the specs from the v1 carried over, the 30.6cm (unstrung) balance felt super at home in my hand considering my Pro Staff if balanced at 30.5cm. This HL construction allows me to swing freely without worrying about over hitting. The v1 let you feel how flexible the frame was, but the v2 leaves you feeling very connected to the ball. This comes through wonderfully on the groundstrokes and volleys. I often found myself overhitting the v1 because it felt so soft but not on this version! The Pro v2 moves the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20. The addition of this extra cross string adds increased precision and accuracy. I found no shortage to access to spin either. I can’t over stress how much I like this Clash Pro update. It has been my constant goto over the past few weeks and will continue to be one of my regular teaching rackets going forward!
originally posted on holabirdsports.com
the racket has a reasonable to solid feel and plays well on groundstrokes and volleys. Touch on volleys is not ideal but not bad. In most respects this is a very good racket
| Head Size | 100 |
| Sweet Spot Size | Large sweet spot |
| Length | 27 in |
| Weight | 310 g (unstrung) |
| Beam Width | Beam width, 24 mm |
Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 unbesaiteter Performance Tennisschläger
Delivery between 7–11 Nov $41
The 16 x 20 string pattern is much different, at least to me, then the original clash 16 x 19. You get loads of spin but that extra string also decreases the size of the sweet spot of the racket. The clash is still my favorite racket to use but I still mostly use the clash with a 16 x 19 string pattern.
I spent a few weeks play testing the Clash Pro v2 and absolutely love it! Wilson has made some fantastic decisions with this update making it one of my favorite frames in the entire Wilson lineup. For me, the first thing I noticed was the balance. Although many of the specs from the v1 carried over, the 30.6cm (unstrung) balance felt super at home in my hand considering my Pro Staff if balanced at 30.5cm. This HL construction allows me to swing freely without worrying about over hitting. The v1 let you feel how flexible the frame was, but the v2 leaves you feeling very connected to the ball. This comes through wonderfully on the groundstrokes and volleys. I often found myself overhitting the v1 because it felt so soft but not on this version! The Pro v2 moves the ... MoreI spent a few weeks play testing the Clash Pro v2 and absolutely love it! Wilson has made some fantastic decisions with this update making it one of my favorite frames in the entire Wilson lineup. For me, the first thing I noticed was the balance. Although many of the specs from the v1 carried over, the 30.6cm (unstrung) balance felt super at home in my hand considering my Pro Staff if balanced at 30.5cm. This HL construction allows me to swing freely without worrying about over hitting. The v1 let you feel how flexible the frame was, but the v2 leaves you feeling very connected to the ball. This comes through wonderfully on the groundstrokes and volleys. I often found myself overhitting the v1 because it felt so soft but not on this version! The Pro v2 moves the string pattern from 16x19 to 16x20. The addition of this extra cross string adds increased precision and accuracy. I found no shortage to access to spin either. I can’t over stress how much I like this Clash Pro update. It has been my constant goto over the past few weeks and will continue to be one of my regular teaching rackets going forward!
the racket has a reasonable to solid feel and plays well on groundstrokes and volleys. Touch on volleys is not ideal but not bad. In most respects this is a very good racket
Big upgrade on the previous model. Love that this more forgiving frame comes in a slightly heavier weight making the racquet feel that much more solid in your hand. Very stable at the net and something about the combo of weight & balance gives this racquet a strudy powerful feel on groundstrokes.
I bought this racquet new 04/01/2022 directly from Wilson. I strung it the next day and the 4 areas where the stringing machine clamps touch the racquet (and a few other area's) all lost some paint. You can literally scrape the paint off with your fingernail. Out of the 400 or so stringing's I've done, I have never seen the paint come off at the clamps. The best part is Wilson's response, "Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience however paint chips are not covered by warranty as stated in our warranty terms and conditions because these do not affect the overall integrity of performance of the racket". Stringing a racquet is a procedure that needs to happen for a racquet to be used. It should not damage your brand new, $270 racquet for this necessary step ... MoreI bought this racquet new 04/01/2022 directly from Wilson. I strung it the next day and the 4 areas where the stringing machine clamps touch the racquet (and a few other area's) all lost some paint. You can literally scrape the paint off with your fingernail. Out of the 400 or so stringing's I've done, I have never seen the paint come off at the clamps. The best part is Wilson's response, "Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience however paint chips are not covered by warranty as stated in our warranty terms and conditions because these do not affect the overall integrity of performance of the racket". Stringing a racquet is a procedure that needs to happen for a racquet to be used. It should not damage your brand new, $270 racquet for this necessary step to take place. I love how they "apologize" yet accept zero responsibility for the horrible paint job that's on this racquet.
Great racket. The V2 is more controllable than the V1 and feels a lot like the original 98 with a little more punch. Definitely more forgiving than the 98.
I have been testing the clash rackets for three months now, I tried to 100L, the 100ML, the Pro… and I really rotated because of the inconsistency I felt… so i want to buy the one I like the most but the store does not want me to buy the test one… I want to be sure I get the same feel when buying a new one. But I doubt it will be possible…
I won’t pretend to understand the finer details around technological updates and improvements from the v1. For a social/casual player like me, that much is evident in the FEEL. It just hits different.- The tip of the hoop is said to allow for more pop off the sweet spot. You can literally feel the difference.- It’s 310 g unstrung and still just as friendly on the arm (without compromising power). This was and still is the key ingredient for me.- Plays as good as it looks. Check out that colour scheme and embossed logo.The original is a game-changer. The v2 builds on that momentum and takes it up a level. If you’re looking for a racquet change, it comes down to whether you prefer original recipe or extra crispy (win/win in my opinion).
I'm a clash fan boy and the Pro absolutely serves bombs. The updates to the v2 are what it needed, but it's easy for other reviewers that are sponsored/receive free equipment to praise this product so highly.Unfortunately, Quality control is AWFUL. Buy two rackets and neither will be alike, or close to the specs listed. When you call in to bring up the tolerances, they tell you to get it professionally measured, and even if you do they drop all communication. Tolerances are absolutely ridiculous. Here's what they say their "tolerances" are... 10 grams and 4 balance points.. what a joke. That's a different racket.Weight: +/- 10 gramsBalance: +/- 10 mm = 3 to 4 pointsRa Stiffness: +/- 3FIX YOUR QC AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT PLEASE
| Head Size | 100 |
| Sweet Spot Size | Large sweet spot |
| Length | 27 in |
| Weight | 310 g (unstrung) |
| Beam Width | Beam width, 24 mm |
