Wilson Pro Stock specs simply refers to a model/frame either custom made to that specific player’s specs or just an older model that is out of production but made specifically for that player for continued use during their career. 

Some of the more known and widely sort after frames include the H19, H22 from Wilson and are not sold to the general public, however they can sometimes be found in the second-hand market, often modified or rebranded. Wilson in recent years have aimed to satisfy the demand for “Pro Stock” rackets or rather rackets made from these molds by releasing a version of their most popular pro stock frame the H19 and H22 mold with a different layup for the Ultra V4, Ultra Tour, Blade Pro V8 and Pro V9 molds in the “Pro Labs” online store.

Note that these Blade Pro’s are not exactly as the H22’s sold on the second-hand market but using the same mold, Wilson has used a slightly different layout, so while they come out of the same mold, these Blade Pro’s will play very differently to the H22s. While there seems to be a lot of myth behind what is a pro stock racket, lets try and break down the different types and specs of each.