Wilson Tennis Racquet Blade 98 16X19 V9 (305g)
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The Wilson Blade 100L V9 is designed for players who want fast, effortless swings without sacrificing control, stability, or feel. Lighter and more manoeuvrable than traditional Blade models, it’s the perfect choice for improving players and competitive intermediates looking to play with confidence and precision.
Built on the proven Blade DNA, the 100L V9 features a braided graphite + basalt frame that delivers excellent ball feel and controlled flex, while the DirectConnect carbon fibre handle improves torsional stability and feedback for a more connected response at impact. The open 16×19 string pattern makes it easier to generate spin and depth, helping you stay aggressive from the baseline and confident at the net.
Finished in Wilson’s iconic Emerald Night Green, the Blade 100L V9 combines modern performance with premium style—offering a smooth, responsive, and forgiving feel that helps you elevate your game with every swing.
Key Feture:
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Lightweight & Easy to Swing – Faster racquet-head speed and effortless manoeuvrability
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Blade Precision & Feel – Refined design for sharper response and stability
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Braided Graphite + Basalt Frame – Enhanced feel and controlled flex
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DirectConnect Carbon Handle – Improved torsional stability and shot feedback
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Open 16×19 String Pattern – Easy access to spin and controlled power
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Comfortable, Forgiving Performance – Ideal for improving and competitive players
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Emerald Night Green Finish – Premium Blade styling with modern appeal
Note: This Racquet is sold as Frame Only (Unstrung).
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Brand The manufacturer of the racquet.
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Wilson
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Series The product family this racquet belongs to, indicating its general play style.
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Year The model release year of the racquet.
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Selling Price The current retail price of the racquet at Sturdy
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From $295.95 |
Pre-Strung Indicates if this racquet comes pre-strung from manufacturer
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Construction Material The primary materials used to build the racquet frame, affecting feel, strength, and comfort.
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Head Size The surface area of the string bed.
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Unstrung Weight The weight of the racquet without strings.
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Strung Weight The playing weight of the racquet with strings installed.
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Swing Weight How heavy the racquet feels when swinging.Higher swing weight adds power and stability; lower swing weight increases swing speed.
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Balance Point How the racquet’s weight is distributed between the head and handle.Head-light feels faster; head-heavy feels more powerful.
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4 pts - Head Light
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Length The total length of the racquet. Longer racquets provide more reach and power; standard length offers better control.
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String Pattern The number of main and cross strings in the racquet.Open patterns generate more spin; dense patterns improve control.
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Recommended Tension The suggested string tension range for optimal performance. Lower tension increases power and comfort; higher tension improves control.
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Stiffness/Flex frame stiffness rating in RA.
Lower RA = more flex & comfort.
Higher RA = more power & firmness.
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Swing Speed (1 - 10) How fast the racquet moves through the air when you swing. Higher values feel quicker and easier to accelerate.
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Power Level (1 - 10) How much pace the racquet helps generate on shots. Higher values provide more free power.
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Control (1 -10) How precisely you can place the ball. Higher control means better accuracy on full swings.
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Stability (1 -10) How solid the racquet feels on off-center hits. Higher stability reduces twisting and vibration.
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Maneuverability (1 - 10) How easy the racquet is to move and react with. Higher maneuverability helps at the net and on quick exchanges.
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Spin Potential (1 - 10) How easily the racquet helps generate topspin and slice. Higher values allow heavier, higher-bouncing shots.
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Comfort (1 - 10) How arm-friendly the racquet feels on impact. Higher comfort means less shock and vibration.
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Forgiveness (1 - 10) How well the racquet performs on shots hit outside the sweet spot. Higher forgiveness leads to more consistent results on mishits.
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Wilson Tennis Racquet Blade 98 16X19 V9 (305g)
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Wilson Tennis Racquet Blade 98 16X19 V9 (305g)From $295.95 |  |  Wilson Tennis Racquet Blade 100L V9 (285g)From $279.95 |  |  Wilson Tennis Racquet Blade 98 18X20 V9 (305g)From $295.95 | |
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Brand The manufacturer of the racquet.
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Wilson
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Wilson
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Wilson
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Wilson
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Wilson
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Series The product family this racquet belongs to, indicating its general play style.
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Year The model release year of the racquet.
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Selling Price The current retail price of the racquet at Sturdy
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From $295.95 |
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From $279.95 |
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From $295.95 |
Pre-Strung Indicates if this racquet comes pre-strung from manufacturer
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| Specifications | |||||
Construction Material The primary materials used to build the racquet frame, affecting feel, strength, and comfort.
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Head Size The surface area of the string bed.
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Unstrung Weight The weight of the racquet without strings.
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Strung Weight The playing weight of the racquet with strings installed.
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Swing Weight How heavy the racquet feels when swinging.Higher swing weight adds power and stability; lower swing weight increases swing speed.
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Balance Point How the racquet’s weight is distributed between the head and handle.Head-light feels faster; head-heavy feels more powerful.
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4 pts - Head Light
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4 pts - Head Light
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4 pts - Head Light
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1 pt - Head Heavy
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4 pts - Head Light
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Length The total length of the racquet. Longer racquets provide more reach and power; standard length offers better control.
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String Pattern The number of main and cross strings in the racquet.Open patterns generate more spin; dense patterns improve control.
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Recommended Tension The suggested string tension range for optimal performance. Lower tension increases power and comfort; higher tension improves control.
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Stiffness/Flex frame stiffness rating in RA.
Lower RA = more flex & comfort.
Higher RA = more power & firmness.
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| Performance Attributes | |||||
Swing Speed (1 - 10) How fast the racquet moves through the air when you swing. Higher values feel quicker and easier to accelerate.
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Power Level (1 - 10) How much pace the racquet helps generate on shots. Higher values provide more free power.
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Control (1 -10) How precisely you can place the ball. Higher control means better accuracy on full swings.
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Stability (1 -10) How solid the racquet feels on off-center hits. Higher stability reduces twisting and vibration.
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Maneuverability (1 - 10) How easy the racquet is to move and react with. Higher maneuverability helps at the net and on quick exchanges.
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Spin Potential (1 - 10) How easily the racquet helps generate topspin and slice. Higher values allow heavier, higher-bouncing shots.
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Comfort (1 - 10) How arm-friendly the racquet feels on impact. Higher comfort means less shock and vibration.
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Forgiveness (1 - 10) How well the racquet performs on shots hit outside the sweet spot. Higher forgiveness leads to more consistent results on mishits.
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