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Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet - 2
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This one is special. For an advanced player looking for a smooth control, this racket is head and shoulders above everything else currently sold. Every impact is luxurious. Top of the loop is very solid and most of the flex is happening around mid section (just the way I like!). It is also underweight in stock form, so with some lead you can really weight it up to get to your preffered balance and mix of stability and power VS weight. String pattern is somewhat tight and power is on the low side, so string it with 17/18g co-poly or hybrid at low tension (~45lbs) to get more spin/comfort/stability.
originally posted on wilson.com
I went to my local tennis shop today and I wanted to try out a Head racket, which is what I've been using for the last year. My shop told me that with constant craving for MORE POWER!!! So from the moment I saw this racket I fell in LOVE! the design, the angled. This truly a work of art. It puts other rackets to shame! So my guy tells me he demo'd it and he couldn't believe the amount of power this racket generated. He said even when he hit it soft it came with pop. That was all I needed to hear! I took it out for a test drive. This master crafted racket makes the ball cut the air. The sweet sound of the sweet spot creates a melody of pure power. My spin plus the power from this racket created an amazing combo! I can not wait to buy this racket tomorrow!
originally posted on wilson.com
Great racket for me as a intermediate player and my girl as a beginner.It does everything at a very decent level. Good controllable easy power, quite stable although light and light to swing, easily manoeuvrable and fast on the net and good precision for volleys. And although the stiff frame the racket is still quite comfortable.The „it does it all“ racket.
| Head Size | 100 in² / 645.16 cm² |
| Length | 27in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight | 9.6oz / 272g |
| Balance | 13.1in / 33.27cm / 3 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 291 |
Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet - 2
This one is special. For an advanced player looking for a smooth control, this racket is head and shoulders above everything else currently sold. Every impact is luxurious. Top of the loop is very solid and most of the flex is happening around mid section (just the way I like!). It is also underweight in stock form, so with some lead you can really weight it up to get to your preffered balance and mix of stability and power VS weight. String pattern is somewhat tight and power is on the low side, so string it with 17/18g co-poly or hybrid at low tension (~45lbs) to get more spin/comfort/stability.
I went to my local tennis shop today and I wanted to try out a Head racket, which is what I've been using for the last year. My shop told me that with constant craving for MORE POWER!!! So from the moment I saw this racket I fell in LOVE! the design, the angled. This truly a work of art. It puts other rackets to shame! So my guy tells me he demo'd it and he couldn't believe the amount of power this racket generated. He said even when he hit it soft it came with pop. That was all I needed to hear! I took it out for a test drive. This master crafted racket makes the ball cut the air. The sweet sound of the sweet spot creates a melody of pure power. My spin plus the power from this racket created an amazing combo! I can not wait to buy this racket tomorrow!
Great racket for me as a intermediate player and my girl as a beginner.It does everything at a very decent level. Good controllable easy power, quite stable although light and light to swing, easily manoeuvrable and fast on the net and good precision for volleys. And although the stiff frame the racket is still quite comfortable.The „it does it all“ racket.
This racquet has a beautiful classic feel. Stock form it is a decent tool, but it plays its best when weight is added. After I added weight it was stable and plowed through the ball with ease. I found that this racquet played well with a stiff poly at a low tension to open up the sweet spot and to have greater spin, and also to maximize control. I would not recommend this racquet to any new players or anyone who wants to play this racquet in stock form; this racquet needs extra lead to unlock its playability.
I really like the feel of this pro stock (H19?) racquet. The precision is excellent. Also, I like that fact that Wilson kept the weight low, which makes it suitable for customization, but for me the spec weight and balance are about right. Most tour player racquets are too heavy for me.On the down side, the ability to generate spin is rather weak. The main strings are a bit too close together, helping control but hindering grip on the ball. This racquet could be improved by also offering it as a 16x20 or 16x19 pattern with wider spacing on the mains, in addition to the current 18x20 pattern version. That would make it ideal, and even though I am using the current 18x20, I'd almost certainly buy new ones!
My son has been using a package of 5 Ultra tours for the last 16 monthsand loves the balance of touch and power with these sticks. He is a heavy user and is rough on the headguard/bumper with his backhand slice. The challenge we have experienced is finding “in-stock” grommet replacement. We have tried ordering direct from our academy’s wilson rep as well as the major online retailer often with MONTHS of delay on the delivery. Last quarter I had to order from Europe because I couldn’t find a single one in the US. I’m assuming these are made for Wilson by a 3rd party contract manufacturer and so perhaps they have less control on Supply. Dear Wilson, Find a second source supplier!!!!!! This is too frustrating.
This probably isn't the racket's fault, but this racket with multifilament strings strung at 55 was fine for the first month or so, even though I felt a lot of vibration. Then my elbow started getting sore. Then I had to take a full month off to let my elbow rest. I'm going to try it with some natural gut strung at 52, but if that doesn't work I'll have to look at purchasing a more arm-friendly racket. Overall, it's not a bad racket - control and spin were fine, just not the racket for me. For the record, I'm a 60-year-old female, who used to play very competitively at a high level.
Caveat No. 1: Must customize with weight. In stock form it is too head light and not enough mass, experiment with lead tape at hoop and handle. I settled at 5 extra grams in the hoop at 3 and 9, plus 4 grams in the handle under my overgrip. It is now my sweetest feeling racket, still very maneuverable but enough plow and mass to remain stable. Hybrid stringing (Mains 17 gauge Isospeed Spin Co-Poly at 48 lbs.; Crosses 16 gauge Gamma Professional Multifilament or Technifbre Xone Biphase at 50 lbs.)
My wife demo’d the v4 of the Ultra 100L. Bought the v2. She’s a beginner. She loves this racquet. Loves the inertia, “plow thru in tennis speak”, the stability, and actually really likes the synthetic gut strings we chose which were strung at 50lbs. Her first racquet was a Prince from Big 5, and it was constantly twisting in her hands. This one has really helped her to improve.
One of the best frames on the market!!! 100% recommendations… have been using since release. However pricing and availability has been a hassle. When will the Americans receive the updated paint job?
| Head Size | 100 in² / 645.16 cm² |
| Length | 27in / 68.58cm |
| Strung Weight | 9.6oz / 272g |
| Balance | 13.1in / 33.27cm / 3 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 291 |
Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet (4 1/4) - The Ultra 100UL v3 may be the lightest racket in the Ultra series, but it unloads an impressive dose of power and stability for anyone who requires a lighter frame thanks to its all-new PowerProfile geometry. Incredibly maneuverable and crafted for easy swings, this racket maximizes its juice with geometries tailored for additional power, stability, or a combination of the two. Its Integrated Perimeter Weighting system features increased volume along the 3 & 9 of the hoop without compromising the sweet spot, creating improved stability and maintaining easy power. Other PowerProfile geometries along the taper, throat and inside of the hoop also contribute to this power-friendly frame. Rising juniors and anyone with a history of elbow or shoulder problems should give this frame a serious look.
Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet (4 1/4) - The Ultra 100UL v3 may be the lightest racket in the Ultra series, but it unloads an impressive dose of power and stability for anyone who requires a lighter frame thanks to its all-new PowerProfile geometry. Incredibly maneuverable and crafted for easy swings, this racket maximizes its juice with geometries tailored for additional power, stability, or a combination of the two. Its Integrated Perimeter Weighting system features increased volume along the 3 & 9 of the hoop without compromising the sweet spot, creating improved stability and maintaining easy power. Other PowerProfile geometries along the taper, throat and inside of the hoop also contribute to this power-friendly frame. Rising juniors and anyone with a history of elbow or shoulder problems should give this frame a serious look.
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Wilson Ultra 100UL V3 Racquet (1/4)
Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet (4 1/4) - The Ultra 100UL v3 may be the lightest racket in the Ultra series, but it unloads an impressive dose of power and stability for anyone who requires a lighter frame thanks to its all-new PowerProfile geometry. Incredibly maneuverable and crafted for easy swings, this racket maximizes its juice with geometries tailored for additional power, stability, or a combination of the two. Its Integrated Perimeter Weighting system features increased volume along the 3 & 9 of the hoop without compromising the sweet spot, creating improved stability and maintaining easy power. Other PowerProfile geometries along the taper, throat and inside of the hoop also contribute to this power-friendly frame. Rising juniors and anyone with a history of elbow or shoulder problems should give this frame a serious look.
Wilson Ultra 100UL V3.0 Tennis Racquet (4 1/4) - The Ultra 100UL v3 may be the lightest racket in the Ultra series, but it unloads an impressive dose of power and stability for anyone who requires a lighter frame thanks to its all-new PowerProfile geometry. Incredibly maneuverable and crafted for easy swings, this racket maximizes its juice with geometries tailored for additional power, stability, or a combination of the two. Its Integrated Perimeter Weighting system features increased volume along the 3 & 9 of the hoop without compromising the sweet spot, creating improved stability and maintaining easy power. Other PowerProfile geometries along the taper, throat and inside of the hoop also contribute to this power-friendly frame. Rising juniors and anyone with a history of elbow or shoulder problems should give this frame a serious look.
