Wilson ranges
Wilson’s ranges map neatly on to the problems club players have. Ball landing short? Look at Ultra. Want a softer, more flexible feel? Clash. For placement, compare Blade or Pro Staff.
Browse racket guides → · Use the racket finder → · UK prices for Wilson rackets →
Real models
Rackets in these ranges
Model examples checked on 26 September 2026. Our profiles summarise published specs; the other links go to the manufacturer. We haven’t play-tested these rackets, and a link here doesn’t mean we’ve checked a UK price.
Blade 98 16×19 v10
Read our profile →Clash 100 v3
Read our profile →Ultra 100 v5
Read our profile →Pro Staff 97 v14
Read our profile →Family breakdown
Choose a range
Pick a range, then open a model for the detail.
Bladev10
For players who bring their own pace and want to place the ball. The 100 gives you a bigger hitting area than the 98, and there are lighter versions too.
Clashv3
Wilson’s flexible-feeling range. Try the standard 100 against a lighter version and notice how each copes with a fast return.
Ultrav5
The one to try when getting the ball deep feels like hard work. Just make sure the extra pace still lands in when you swing harder.
Shiftv1
Built for topspin. Judge it on depth and placement with your usual strings, and check which version the shop actually has.
Pro Staffv14
For clean strikers who make their own pace. Check the exact weight, because the 97 and the lighter versions can feel very different.
Other ranges
Also in the range
Other Wilson ranges you may see in shops.
- RF 01 — developed with Roger Federer.
- Defyer — newer spin range.
- Burn — spin-focused.
- Triad — comfort-focused oversized frames.
Choosing a starting point
How to choose
- Not sure? Start with Clash or Ultra.
- If your technique is solid and you make your own pace, move on to Blade or Pro Staff.
- Demo before you buy, ideally with the same string and tension in every racket on your list.
Then check the exact model, generation and grip size on the listing.