Wilson Blade 98 16X19 V10 Tour racket unstrung

Tour racket for confident attacking tennis

The Blade 98 16X19 V10 Tour racket from Wilson is designed for advanced club and tournament players who take full, committed swings and want to dictate rallies with precision. Its balanced feel supports controlled acceleration from the baseline while remaining responsive for quick reactions at the net. The standard-sized hitting area rewards clean technique with direct feedback and accurate placement. Controlled power for assertive tournament tennis gives you the confidence to attack short balls and keep pressure on your opponent.

Highlights

• Spin-ready response: The open string layout helps you add effective rotation to your shots. This supports dipping passing shots and controlled angles from the baseline.
• Stable frame feel: The consistent beam construction provides a solid response through contact. It helps the racket remain composed when you face fast, heavy balls.
• Quick handling: Its balanced setup keeps the tennis racket manoeuvrable during rapid exchanges. You can transition smoothly between defensive reactions and attacking volleys.

Choose the Blade 98 16X19 V10 if you want a Wilson racket that supports decisive, technically clean tennis.

Which players is the Blade 98 16X19 V10 suitable for?

This tour racket suits ambitious club and tournament players with an advanced to high level of play. It is made for players who generate pace with a long, complete swing and value precision under pressure.

What is the particular strength of the Blade 98 16X19 V10?

Its combination of a control-oriented hitting area, balanced handling and spin-friendly response gives attacking players a direct, connected feel. The racket supports purposeful shot placement without losing the option to accelerate aggressively.

What are the weight, length, head size and balance of the Blade 98 16X19 V10?

The racket weighs 305 g and measures 68.5 cm in length. Its racket head is 632 cm², creating a standard-sized hitting area focused on precise contact. The racket balance is 32 cm, which places the balance point in a balanced position for a controlled mix of manoeuvrability and stability.