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Wilson Surge BLX
$129.00
Released July, 2010
The Pros:Maneuverable handling, can easily adapt to reach most shots. High amount of power for relatively low weight, overall. Large sweet spot is forgiving on mishits.
The Cons:Can take some adjustment to learn how to optimally control shots, bit of a learning curve.
The Wilson Surge BLX is a tennis racket built for speed and power at a reasonable price. This is similar to the Wilson Surge BLX, but is built heavier and with a 16x19 string pattern. This allows for an improved power return on the swing as well as increased feedback through the racket when contact with the ball is made, improving control.
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The length and balance of the two rackets are identical, but in this case a 26mm Dual Taper design is used for the cross section. The balance is set at 1 point head-light, and the head size of 100 inches offers a large striking area to work with. The unstrung weight of the racket is 279 grams.
Features
- Strong control and feel of the ball
- Built for power return
- Length: 27 in
- Grip Sizes: 4 1/8, 4 1/4, 4 3/8, 4 1/2
- Balance: 1 pt HL
- Head Size: 100 in
- Unstrung Weight: 9.8oz, 279g
- Strung Weight: 10.4oz, 295g
- Pattern: 16x19
- Cross Section: 26mm Dual Taper
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Maneuverable handling, can easily adapt to reach most shots
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High amount of power for relatively low weight, overall
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Large sweet spot is forgiving on mishits
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Increases ability to put spin on shots
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Solid feel during follow through, no buckling
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Ideal for netplay, quick to respond to volleys
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Can take some adjustment to learn how to optimally control shots, bit of a learning curve
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