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Wilson Optix V2 Light

Name: Wilson Optix V2 Light
Brand: Wilson
Availability: InStock

The V2 Light build of the Wilson Optix. A round head with a low balance, which keeps it quick to move and easy to recover with at the net. It is a control frame at beginner level. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two Optix listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.

Shape

Round

Balance

Low

Hardness

Soft

Core

EVA

Style

Control

Level

Beginner

€79.95 2026

~~€99.95~~ save 20%

Price history · EUR

80 80

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

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£68.99 2026

~~£85.99~~ save 20%

Price history · GBP

69 69

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 8, 2026 · we may earn a commission

$90.99 2026

~~$106.99~~ save 15%

Price history · USD

91 91

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 8, 2026 · we may earn a commission

About the Wilson Optix V2 Light

The head is a round, which centres the sweet spot in the middle of the face, which is where a player who defends and constructs actually makes contact. The balance is low, so the racket stays easy to move through a long match. The face is soft, which widens the margin on off-centre contact. The core is EVA. Within the Wilson Optix, V2 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. Sold in 2026. The X line is Nox's recreational range, and it is grouped here as one family because the molds share a position rather than because they share a frame.