The Wilson Blade 100 Pro v10 refines the Blade legacy with a modern blend of control and added power, designed for players who want precision in high-pressure moments. A slightly thicker 23mm beam provides extra pop without compromising its signature feel, while enhanced torsional stability improves control on off-centre hits. The extended length offers greater reach and leverage, and the 16×20 string pattern delivers a balanced mix of spin and power. Finished in a striking Championship Green, it’s a performance-focused update built for today’s aggressive player.

The Blade Pro (BP) V10 is a heavier brother of the retail V10 version, bosting a higher swing weight and slightly head light balance making for a different hitting experience.

The BP V10 and the H22 share similarities in their mold, but using a different layup does change the characteristics of these rackets even if they look identical cosmetically.

String Pattern & Spacing – While both have a 18×20 drill pattern, the BP V10 has wider spacing between the mains, making it more open and spin-friendly. The H22 has a denser pattern in the center but opens up outside the 8 throat mains, leading to a more controlled response.

Feel & Flex – The H22 is known for its plush, classic pro-stock feel with a slightly more flexible response, whereas the BP V10 offers a crisper, slightly more modern response.

Swingweight & Customisation – The BP V10 often comes in a higher stock swing weight (~341 SW in some cases), making it heavier to maneuver compared to many customized H22 setups, which pro players often modify to their exact specs.

BP V10 is a more accessible, slightly tweaked version of the H22, with a more open string pattern and a slightly firmer response, while the H22 remains the go-to for pro players preferring a softer, more customisable platform.

The Blade Pro (BP) V10 is a heavier brother of the retail V10 version, bosting a higher swing weight and slightly head light balance making for a different hitting experience.

The BP V10 and the H22 share similarities in their mold, but using a different layup does change the characteristics of these rackets even if they look identical cosmetically.

String Pattern & Spacing – While both have a 16×19 drill pattern, the BP V10 has wider spacing between the mains, making it more open and spin-friendly. The H22 has a denser pattern in the center but opens up outside the 8 throat mains, leading to a more controlled response.

Feel & Flex – The H22 is known for its plush, classic pro-stock feel with a slightly more flexible response, whereas the BP V10 offers a crisper, slightly more modern response.

Swingweight & Customisation – The BP V10 often comes in a higher stock swing weight (~337 SW in some cases), making it heavier to maneuver compared to many customized H22 setups, which pro players often modify to their exact specs.

BP V10 is a more accessible, slightly tweaked version of the H22, with a more open string pattern and a slightly firmer response, while the H22 remains the go-to for pro players preferring a softer, more customisable platform.

The Wilson Blade series is designed for modern, aggressive baseliners who prioritise control, feel, and spin-friendly precision. Known for its flexible, responsive feel, the Blade is a favourite among professional players on both eh ATP and WTA tours.

The Wilson Blade v10 redefines the Blade franchise with its most aggressive and modern performance yet, combining over two decades of innovation with a bold “Championship Green” design. Featuring technologies like FORTYFIVE°, DirectConnect, and Parallel Drilling, it delivers a connected, responsive feel, while the new Turbo Taper and StableFeel+ geometry enhance power without sacrificing the Blade’s signature control. Built for attacking players, the v10 offers a sharper, more explosive response with precise feedback on every shot.

The Wilson Pro Staff line is one of the most iconic and storied racquet series in tennis history, known for its precision, feel, and classic control-oriented performance. Used by legends like Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, and Stefan Edberg, the Pro Staff features a thin beam, head-light balance, and braided graphite construction, making it a favorite among advanced players who prioritise touch and accuracy over power.

Over the years, Wilson has refined the Pro Staff while staying true to its heritage. Recent models, such as the Pro Staff v14, incorporate FortyFive° carbon technology for improved stability and pocketing while maintaining the classic signature crisp and connected feel.

The Classic 97 (v15) carries forward the unmistakable feel and precision that have long defined the line—and the icons who have played it. For 2026, a slightly lower swingweight improves maneuverability, making it marginally more accessible while remaining a demanding, control-focused frame. Best suited to intermediate to advanced players.