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Wilson Bela

Name: Wilson Bela
Brand: Wilson

The Bela is Fernando Belasteguin's signature line and one of the longest-running signature rackets in the sport. It is sold as the Bela Pro V3 and the Bela V3, with LS builds that drop the swingweight, and the version number acts as the generation rather than as a tier: a V2 and a V3 are consecutive seasons of the same racket. The Pro build is the stiffest and most demanding; the LS is the one to look at if the standard frame feels like too much through a long match.

Current Wilson Bela models

5 models

Questions about the Wilson Bela

How much does the Wilson Bela cost?

Across the 3 builds we track a price for, the Wilson Bela runs from €184.95 to €234.95. Prices come from the retailers we follow and change often, so the figures on this page are the current ones.

Who plays the Wilson Bela?

Marina Lobo plays the Wilson Bela on tour. Sponsorships move between seasons, so this reflects the racket they are carrying now rather than their whole career.

Do the V numbers on a Wilson Bela mean different rackets?

No, they are generations. A Bela Pro V3 is the third revision of the Bela Pro, not a higher tier than a V2. Wilson revises the mold and materials between generations, so they do not feel identical, but the older one is usually better value rather than a lesser racket.

What is the difference between the Bela Pro and the Bela?

The Pro is the performance build, firmer and aimed at advanced play. The standard version is the intermediate one in the same family, easier to swing and more forgiving.

Bela or Wilson Defy?

Defy is the diamond-shaped power line, built for maximum power. Bela is the versatile family built around controlled power and court intelligence. If you finish most points at the net, Defy; if you play a fuller game, Bela.