Is This The Best Wilson Racket? | Wilson Ultra Pro V4 Racket Review | Open Court

[@rich.e]

A strong-playing friend at my club has 3 of the older Ultra Tour 18x20 and loves them to bits; definitely a sleeper in the line.

[@ER_aka_RAM]

Hey’O… random shout out from Mililani 🤙🏽 … 16x19 Ultra Pro is epic 🔥 (absolutely hated the 18x20, and was coming from the nTour 95). Hope to see ya around CORP or DHTC while I’m in Town.

[@stringsbymanny2746]

Add weight to the hoop, and counterbalance with weight in the handle. Ultimate platform racquet, any string setup I’ve tried has worked out nicely!

[@simoniquelabuschagne2422]

Thank you for a great review! I am currently playing with a Wilson nCode which is about 15 years old. Decided it is time for them to retire and I'm finding it very difficult to decide which racket to get. But the more I look at the Wilson Ultra and see the reviews the more I think that it is the way to go.

[@opencourt808]

I don't know which version of the ncode you used but the new wilson ultra pro were a pleasant surprise. I own the k factor sixone 95 16x19 and I felt the ultra pro 16x19 os similar with just a bit more forgiveness because of the larger head size.

[@anthonydabaco8407]

Thanks for the review. Had the previous 18x20 version and in himdsight stupidly strung too tightly with RPM Blast. Was like a board and developed wrist pain. Didn’t persist with a change of set up, maybe I should have. Have settled on the Pure Strike 16x19 (Gen 3).

[@rolandstart235]

Thanks for the review. I wonder how this compares with the PS97 after adding a little weight to the hoop and handle.

[@djblackwing737]

tourbite and 4G were my favorite strings on this frame, will provide that crisp feedback

[@PTP4747]

i bought the 16/19 version a few weeks back after demo-ing it. it's only available from the big retailers, it seems. it is totally different than the ultra 100 frames, so i don't know why wilson put it in this category. i like it a lot, but i need to have softer strings in it b/c it is fairly stiff, but the tighter string pattern does allow for better control on the 16/19. thanks for the review!

[@hybrid11theory75]

It's not stiff, but it doesn't have any tech that alters the feel. It's a pure graphite layup. U should center the ball then it plays buttery smooth... ,)

[@youngsuit]

i have both and volleying with the 18 20 is so good

[@derekpappas1556]

Could you review the pure strike 97 in the correct string gauge of 1.25 and poss re review or compare the competitive performance against each other . A racquet will not perform as designed unless the strings are at the weight gauge , for a proper assessment . I am having problems in deciding between the two , since the demos came to me in 16 gauge and a larger grip than mine .

[@Yuki-gk3hx]

Thanks for the video:)! I am currently using blade pro 18 20 and love it but the swing weight is 340 so I am considering to change ultra pro 18 20. However, If the stringed swing weight is similar to the one I am using is no point to change. Is it possible to check swing weight after ultra pro stringed? Thank you!

[@opencourt808]

You would have to use an RA machine or the swing weight checking machine if you want an accurate reading of the swing weight.

[@332xwvy6]

is this like the ps97 or prestige or blade 1820 in terms of control, just curious if the ultra is comparable to those frames famous for control and feel

[@opencourt808]

I've never tried the PS97 but the specs are similar. The PS will be slightly heavier for better stability, plowthrough, and control from my estimation. I think this ultra pro is easier to swing than the prestige and blade.

[@peejread2309]

Great review. How would you compare it to the pure strive VS 2022? Its the same head size but different string pattern.

[@opencourt808]

Unfortunately, I've never tried the Pure Strike VS

[@peejread2309]

@@opencourt808 can I request for a video review if you get a hold of one? 🙂

[@selen7er278]

Thanks for the review but i am a bit confused .According to Tennis Warehouse spec charts, its not stiffer than prostaff , regular ulltra , burn also blade series. 2 points flexy than clash series. it has 62 rate of stifness. which makes it a flex oriented racquet.

[@goldencalf5144]

I have the V3 version of this in the 16x19. Beautiful looking racquet. But why did they have to make the 16x19 so tight when they already had a 18x20. If it had a Pro Staff like string pattern, where the strings space more widely near the edges, it would've been perfect. As it is the string bed is boardy and lacks feel.

[@bushmenaa]

Dunlop cx200 tour ;)

[@klauswinzig4997]

It is not stiff and needs to be customized

[@mteca5093]

Is it more round shape like boom or more oval?

[@opencourt808]

It's more oval shaped

[@vwmusicplaylist1935]

Too low powered and headsize too small. Review something genuinely interesting like the Furi Arma Pro.

[@jackiet9141]

You almost never have anything positive to say about anything, you and your buddies that comment all the time, all about spreading negativity lol, fun life

[@vwmusicplaylist1935]

Samey copycat videos of generic racquets that don't play or sell well aren't interesting. Churning out content for the sake of churning out content is a waste of viewers time and clogs up KZbin. If you're going to produce a video, produce something interesting. @@jackiet9141

[@gavlatennis2824]

I have to agree. Not sure why Wilson released something like this. 305g / 20mm beam / low swingweight....its going to hit like a fly swatter!

[@adamjohnson3239]

"Too low powered and headsize too small" LOL. Learn to play.

[@thecat4272]

Ultra Pro is garbage. Floppy underweight low powered mess. How many people do you see using it at college/UTR/ATP level? None. It's just for internet wannabes. @@adamjohnson3239

[@bushmenaa]

Dunlop cx200 tour ;)