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Wilson One BLX Tennis Racquet
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Wilson One BLX Tennis Racquet

$279.00
Wilson One BLX Tennis Racquet

Wilson One BLX Tennis Racquet

Item #: WRT710010

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The Wilson One BLX updates the ultimate power racquet in the BLX series with the enhanced feel of Amplifeel handle technology to complement the feedback of Basalt. Expect the same stability and forgiveness in previous top of the line Wilson frames. Articulated Grommet Technology at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions on the frame permit extraordinary string movement for added forgiveness and sweetspot. Offering the second largest headsize in the BLX line at 118 square inches, the One BLX delivers power unmatched in the Wilson line. A solid choice for a player looking for more power, an oversized sweetspot and lightweight feel.
Racquet Specifications
  • Headsize: 118 sq. in.
  • Length: 27.50 in.
  • Weight (strung): 9.80 oz.
  • Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 74
  • Balance: 14.60 in. Head Heavy
  • Cross Section: 27/28mm Tapered Beam
  • Swingweight: 333 kg*sq. cm
  • String Pattern: 16x19
  • Grip: Wilson Comfort Hybrid
  • What is BLX?
    Basalt is a natural volcanic rock used in manufacturing and made into fine and ultra fine gold fibers. Basalt fibers are enviornmentally friendly and superior to other fibers in terms of thermal stability, sound insluation, vibration assistance and durability. With the new BLX line, Basalt fibers are woven longitudinally with the innovating [K]arophite Black to create the most advanced composite ever in the industry. Players will find the ultimate in frequency reduction while retaining the performance of carbon fiber in terms of lightness, responsiveness, stability and rigidity.

    Basalt added into racquets filters out unwanted frequencies (i.e vibrations) that reach the hand to deliver a clean feedback and sensation for the perfect feel players demand.

    Review Summary (Based on 1 Reviews)

    Reviews

    4 Stars helping hand

    Mike from CA wrote (November 24, 2012):

    I'm 75 yrs old, doubles only, about a 3.5 player. NXT 17g is great on this racket. If you string it at the low end, you will get a lot of power with a short, slow swing - but not much control. Strung at the maximum 65, you still have a very arm-friendly racket, and you still have good pace on your ground strokes and volleys with a bit more effort, but now with good control. Racket produces a lot of spin. The one thing I could not do is serve "heat" with this racket. Easy to go long. You will be spinning your serves in. I have been trying (lots of) other rackets thinking I might lift my game now that I am developing a full swing. I did find a couple that I could play more consistently with, but I felt them in my wrist and arm after even a short session, so they aren't for me.