Wilson Blade 98 18x20 V9 Tennis Racquet 4 3/8
The Wilson Blade 98 18/20 V9 is the go-to choice for avid competitors seeking ultimate control, feel, and stability. With a sharper and more stable response, the racket delivers a connected-to-the-ball sensation. Its braided graphite + basalt frame and DirectConnect carbon fiber handle offer enhanced torsional stability and the new Emerald Night matte finish adds a touch of sophistication. It also retains Wilson's FortyFive layup technology, which increases lateral flexibility to complement the explosive vertical mechanics of the modern game. Experience a sharp response and precise control with the Blade 98 V9. Racquet of choice for Stefanos Tsitsipas and Milos Raonic !
The Wilson Blade 98 18/20 V9 is the go-to choice for avid competitors seeking ultimate control, feel, and stability. With a sharper and more stable response, the racket delivers a connected-to-the-ball sensation. Its braided graphite + basalt frame and DirectConnect carbon fiber handle offer enhanced torsional stability and the new Emerald Night matte finish adds a touch of sophistication. It also retains Wilson's FortyFive layup technology, which increases lateral flexibility to complement the explosive vertical mechanics of the modern game. Experience a sharp response and precise control with the Blade 98 V9. Racquet of choice for Stefanos Tsitsipas and Milos Raonic !
The Wilson Blade 98 18/20 V9 is the go-to choice for avid competitors seeking ultimate control, feel, and stability. With a sharper and more stable response, the racket delivers a connected-to-the-ball sensation. Its braided graphite + basalt frame and DirectConnect carbon fiber handle offer enhanced torsional stability and the new Emerald Night matte finish adds a touch of sophistication. It also retains Wilson's FortyFive layup technology, which increases lateral flexibility to complement the explosive vertical mechanics of the modern game. Experience a sharp response and precise control with the Blade 98 V9. Racquet of choice for Stefanos Tsitsipas and Milos Raonic !
The Wilson Blade 98 18/20 V9 is the go-to choice for avid competitors seeking ultimate control, feel, and stability. With a sharper and more stable response, the racket delivers a connected-to-the-ball sensation. Its braided graphite + basalt frame and DirectConnect carbon fiber handle offer enhanced torsional stability and the new Emerald Night matte finish adds a touch of sophistication. It also retains Wilson's FortyFive layup technology, which increases lateral flexibility to complement the explosive vertical mechanics of the modern game. Experience a sharp response and precise control with the Blade 98 V9. Racquet of choice for Stefanos Tsitsipas and Milos Raonic !
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The lowest price for Wilson Blade 98 18x20 V9 Tennis Racquet 4 3/8 right now is $199.95 at Tennis Only, compared across 9 retailers.
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Wilson Blade 98 (18x20) V9 Unstrung Performance Tennis Rackets - Grip Sizes 1-4
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Wilson Blade 98 18x20 V9, G3 4(3/8) Unstrung No Cover
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Wilson Blade 98 - 18x20 - v9 (305g) 4 3/8 (GRIP 3)
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originally posted on tennisexpress.com
Racket string tension was very bad. We had to replace string immediately. Don't waste stringing with them. Also I was charged extra due to billing error. When reported the matter, refund has not made. Overall I incurred $40 loss.
originally posted on tennisexpress.com
I was a little apprehensive about switching from a 100 sq in racquet to a 98 racquet but to my surprise, the Blade 98 gives me more power and is more maneuverable than the 100 I used to play with.
originally posted on wilson.com
Played with some racquets so far, 3-4 months each.. Pure Drive (2021), Pure Aero 100 (2023), Pure Strike 98 3rd gen (2020), Head Radical MP (2023), Head Speed (both 2020 and 2022), Yonex Ezone 98 and 100 (2022), Tecnifibre Tempo 298 IGA, Wilson Blade v7 and finally v8.. I really liked v7 and when v8 was out i thought Blade is going some other direction but v9 proved BLADE is back! It is as good as v7. Compared to v7 in some areas stronger/better maybe and slighly poor/worse in some others but overall great racquet. (I use hybrid strings; main poly -22- /cross multifilament -23-)
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| grip size | 4 3/8 |
Wilson Blade 98 (18x20) V9 Unstrung Performance Tennis Rackets - Grip Sizes 1-4
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Wilson Blade 98 18x20 v9 Racquet 4 3/8 (#3)
Free delivery between 12–22 June
Wilson Blade 98 16x19 v9 Racquet 4 3/8 (#3)
Free delivery between 12–22 June
Wilson Blade 98 18x20 V9, G3 4(3/8) Unstrung No Cover
Free delivery
Wilson Blade 98 16x19 V9
Free delivery
Racket string tension was very bad. We had to replace string immediately. Don't waste stringing with them. Also I was charged extra due to billing error. When reported the matter, refund has not made. Overall I incurred $40 loss.
I was a little apprehensive about switching from a 100 sq in racquet to a 98 racquet but to my surprise, the Blade 98 gives me more power and is more maneuverable than the 100 I used to play with.
Played with some racquets so far, 3-4 months each.. Pure Drive (2021), Pure Aero 100 (2023), Pure Strike 98 3rd gen (2020), Head Radical MP (2023), Head Speed (both 2020 and 2022), Yonex Ezone 98 and 100 (2022), Tecnifibre Tempo 298 IGA, Wilson Blade v7 and finally v8.. I really liked v7 and when v8 was out i thought Blade is going some other direction but v9 proved BLADE is back! It is as good as v7. Compared to v7 in some areas stronger/better maybe and slighly poor/worse in some others but overall great racquet. (I use hybrid strings; main poly -22- /cross multifilament -23-)
I love the way my ground strokes gained effortless power and control with this racket. I am switching from my Clash 100L (16x19) to the Blade 98 (18x20); not having issues with the weight increase.
This racquet plays great! I really like it.
Have only used it once because of rain. Very happy with it.
I love the power and drive this racquet gives me. It seems easier to get top spin on my balls with this racquet, and still gives great control on volleys and blocks.
Pick this up a few weeks ago. It's as good as you would expect it to be.
I've been using v7 16x19 for the last 3+ years. It worked great to reduce arm pain, swing very hard, and have decent control.I've tried: the following as potential replacements for the v7 without satisfaction:E Zone 98Blade 98 V8Ultra Pro v4 98sqinHead Gravity Tour 100Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 (not too far off)Vcore Pro 98 (2020 Version)Precept 98 330h (Close)For anyone using a v8 - try this immediately. I never liked the v8.The v9 compared to the v7 is:More responsive - for the same level of effortMore stable - There is no flutter on ground stokes for a stock v9 (I have still not added any weight at 3&9 and I've had to do this to every racquet since switching from Pro Staffs.)I let a v8 user hit with the v9 yesterday for three minutes ... MoreI've been using v7 16x19 for the last 3+ years. It worked great to reduce arm pain, swing very hard, and have decent control.I've tried: the following as potential replacements for the v7 without satisfaction:E Zone 98Blade 98 V8Ultra Pro v4 98sqinHead Gravity Tour 100Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 (not too far off)Vcore Pro 98 (2020 Version)Precept 98 330h (Close)For anyone using a v8 - try this immediately. I never liked the v8.The v9 compared to the v7 is:More responsive - for the same level of effortMore stable - There is no flutter on ground stokes for a stock v9 (I have still not added any weight at 3&9 and I've had to do this to every racquet since switching from Pro Staffs.)I let a v8 user hit with the v9 yesterday for three minutes afterwards, he through his old blade on his bag and said "I'm switching and giving all of my v8's to my son"More accurate - strung 2 lbs lower I can still hit targets easier than I could with the v7 (Tourna Big Hitter Silver 7 + Ghostwire)Just slightly more stiff than the v7 but somehow less jarring than the v8I've bought three so far and will be getting two more and selling my v7's.
So I have been playing for two years and I got this racket around two weeks ago. Ever since then I have been playing amazing. The first shot I made on this racket managed to get past my sister (who is way better than me) and has been serving me well. The 18x20 string pattern does add a noticeable amount of control to the racket, which is important since I am a more aggressive player. Going from a 100in^2 racket to a 98in^2 racket isn't hard to get used to but It does improve your accuracy with your shots. Overall, I highly recommend at least trying out this racket.
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