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Wilson 2012 Tour BLX Tennis Racquet
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Wilson 2012 Tour BLX Tennis Racquet

$169.00 $99.00
Wilson 2012 Tour BLX Tennis Racquet

Wilson 2012 Tour BLX Tennis Racquet

Item #: WRT70881U

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Racquet Specifications The Wilson Tour BLX is updated with a sharp new orange and white cosmetic and is an excellent frame for the player who prefers a smaller head size in a lighter 10.8 ounce strung weight. Continues the use of Basalt fiber (BLX) technology for improved feel and frame feedback. 16x20 string pattern for added spin potential for intermediate to advanced players who prefer a 95 square inch head size. Specifications are identical with the past generation Tour BLX. Uses new Wilson Performance Hybrid Grip, which offers a balance of feel and comfort in a cotton-backed, tackified polyurethane synthetic grip.

Note: Wilson does not include a cover with this racquet.

Midwest Sports only ships Wilson products to domestic addresses in the U.S. and U.S.Territories.
Racquet Specifications
  • Headsize: 95 sq. in.
  • Length: 27.25 in.
  • Weight (strung): 10.80 oz.
  • Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 64
  • Balance: 13.75 in. Head Heavy
  • Cross Section: 22mm Straight Beam
  • Swingweight: 334 kg*sq. cm
  • String Pattern: 16x20
  • Grip: Wilson Performance Hybrid Grip

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Review Summary (Based on 2 Reviews)

Reviews

5 Stars Best

warsaac from MA wrote (May 14, 2013):

I like this racket so much because of the feel and comfort you get when you strike the ball. I bought it because a friend had it and I tried and decided to buy it on the first day.

4 Stars Good racket, great price

Frank Wally from KS wrote (March 28, 2013):

Bought this along with the BLX Pro Tour (black & yellow 96sqin model) same strings 59lb tension so could make direct comparison. This is nice racket, light, lovely balance lots of control but still power when you want. A slightly damped feel but no vibration. It is not a super powerful, springy racket so wouldn't buy it if you are looking for lots of easy power - get a bigger headsize. The other racket is more powerful. I'm coach and advanced player who can hit an old school slice backhand.