Wilson Blade Light
The Light build of the Wilson Blade. A teardrop head with a medium balance, so the weight sits neither back in the hand nor forward over the ball. It is an all-round frame at intermediate and advanced level.
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium
Hardness
Soft
Core
EVA
Style
All-round
Level
Intermediate · Advanced
About the Wilson Blade Light
The head is a teardrop, which keeps a usable sweet spot while still carrying weight towards the tip, so it works at both ends of the court. The balance is medium, which is the least committed of the four profiles. The face is soft, which widens the margin on off-centre contact. The core is EVA. Within the Wilson Blade, Light is the build word that separates this racket from its siblings; a model year on a listing describes the season it was sold in rather than where it sits in the range. The Blade is Wilson's more forgiving line, built for players newer to the game while still offering output.
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