Wilson H22 Pro Stock Racquet Review

[@ramz8248]

Your wish came true, Wilson released a pro stock line!

[@Bambotb]

Not h22 on website

[@myrkotennis]

@@Bambotb Its the Wilson Blade Pro

[@michaelp9061]

Bought 2

[@icemandl6]

Awesome video! I personally have an H22 16x19 and I have to say it is a very solid and stable frame! I found it to have a lot of weight in the head stock form. Lots of plow but still comfortable even in full luxilon strung at high tension because of flexy throat. Flat first serves are awesome due to the stiff hoop. Sweet and comfortable stick but found it to be sluggish due to the high stock weight in the head. I understand why so many pros use it!

[@TheRomeogigli]

and what is your level

[@titochop]

Do you have grommets for sell for the h22 16x19?

[@npanic628]

Can someone explain to me why they are so expensive? I've seen some going for more than $1k USED, i mean what the hell? And it's not like some top 10 ATP player used it..

[@popcorny11]

Jonas, could you do an updated h19 racket review next time? Along with your thoughts about how the h19/h22 compare to their closest retail counterparts? Thank you so much my friend.

[@Tennisnerd]

Will try my best - the comparison of H22/H19 I can do right now of course!

[@michaelp9061]

H22 remained my favourite since 2008. Nothing can come close. Khachanov also officially uses the H22.

[@CoDINmyHEART]

Any string recommendations? :)

[@Fioravanti.80]

Very informative. Thank you. I was wondering how the flex of this compares to the older Wilson’s like Pro Staff 85, K Factor Tour 90 and the Prince Pro 100p. I bought (and still have stored away) a couple of BLX Blade 93 amplyfeel racquets that I struggled to gel with but I could not put my finger on why exactly. The way these flexed were definitely different to the Wilson and Prince racquets I have played with...

[@damnwill1128]

It is very difficult to find the grommet of H22

[@bryceblackman9785]

I decided against buying the H22 because replacement grommets are nearly impossible to find. So if your grommets wear out you will need to buy a new racket.

[@Tennisnerd]

I understand that point. The H22 is a unique pro stock model so not easy to find grommets.

[@ruelsantosreyes3713]

The difference between H22 and commercial models are the shiny paintjobs or how can we find the difference ? Thanks

[@christopherfung2573]

such a mysterious racquet

[@PolKsio]

solid hitting partner, is that a pacific he's using?

[@ApeXLighT]

What Wilson Racquet mold is the h22 based off? I know the H19 is based of the Ultra Tour.

[@vanshagarwal2362]

i believe it's based off the i radical mold. while h19 is based off prestige

[@MrPorschkub]

How is this compared to PT630

[@jubyerhashin8214]

I play many hrs a day and love the pro tour 280 but the head size a bit small and not much power will this h22 be a good switch, similar feel? More power? Bigger head size?

[@CoDINmyHEART]

If i have H22's in Wilson grip shape, is it possible to switch to Heads tk82 instead?

[@mjs999]

The weight of your shots towards the end of the video look 'heavy' without taking much effort. Is the H22 good for those trying to work on getting more topspin in their shots?

[@tristanmaus6336]

How does this racket compare to the pure strike 16x19 2014 racket. I love my one hander with the pure strike but I’ve gotten tennis elbow recently so I was thinking of either the h22, blade, or pro staff 97

[@Tennisnerd]

Tristan Maus It is much more comfortable than the Strike and still very solid. I would choose the H22 out of these frames. If you can’t go for the H22, the Blade is better than the Pro Staff 97. Good luck!

[@TheRomeogigli]

@@Tennisnerd why is the blade better? in which sense? You mean in his case?

[@spoonfed1548]

How would you compare it to the Ultra Tour (weighted up)?

[@Tennisnerd]

Pål Börjesson It feels more solid and will give you a bit more power. The Ultra is closer to the H19 with a bit more flex in the head...

[@paulsteezo1772]

Once again....Wilson's QC was not even anywhere near the weight listed on my Blade Pro!!! Thank God I was able to sell it

[@michaelhartnett1648]

Sick video! What’s your racket of choice?

[@Tennisnerd]

Thanks Michael! Right now I use the Dunlop Srixon CX 200 Tour 18x20 for tournament play.

[@TheRomeogigli]

@@Tennisnerd can you show some tournament vids?

[@robinhozinho7853]

@@Tennisnerd wow you find it even better than your beloved head LM radical tour? i must def give it a try. big up for all your reviews and very valuable info!

[@Tennisnerd]

@@robinhozinho7853 Thanks! The H22 is really something I could switch to...

[@robinhozinho7853]

@@Tennisnerd well, i actually meant the srixon cx200 tour which you use for tournament play ;)

[@mact7766]

Where is H22 made?

[@CoDINmyHEART]

China

[@ismailedoomun8006]

Chicago

[@Creees]

Wow where is this court?

[@Tennisnerd]

Marbella, Spain

[@TheRomeogigli]

idd... very idealistic

[@CoDINmyHEART]

How is this compared to your CX 200 tour 18x20 you've had for a while now? Is it worth buying this instead if one somehow could get a hold of this one if you are a advanced player?

[@Tennisnerd]

CoDINmyHEART Yeah, this one is a winner. Not sure I’m ever switching to it, but is high on my list of top sticks!

[@fl4tsc]

​@@Tennisnerd Any chance you can elaborate a little more on this comparison? I love the feel of the CX200 Tour and I'm close to pulling the trigger on it for a "permanent" switch, but it sounds like I should try to get my hands on a H22 first. How would the power levels, control, and feel compare between the two?

[@anbo1778]

Nikki as in Nikki roen of unstrung customs!?!!?! I never noticed till now!

[@marimarsanchez]

How con I get one of these rackets?

[@Tennisnerd]

Best is to check out stringforum.net or prostocktennis.com

[@cotasa]

What's the weight unstrung?

[@Tennisnerd]

332 grams.

[@どんぶり-n5o]

I really want to get h22 because Karen and Novak had been using,but it’s expensive 😓 Some people say h22 is close to tc97 in threads in talktennis. What doing you think about that???

[@Tennisnerd]

I don't think the TC 97 is that close to an H22. It has a more distinct flex, so definitely more towards H19 in my opinion.

[@malvec9013]

tc97 16x19 feels like h22 (flexes at the throat), tc97 18x20 feels like h19 or pt630.

[@Tennisnerd]

@@malvec9013 Yeah, good point when it comes to the flex, but I think the TC97 is quite a bit stiffer than a H22.

[@sasanikolic6945]

Which strings and tension do you recommend for the h22? Alu power I suppose?

[@viscioushattermaid4410]

Tsitsipas racquet?

[@CoDINmyHEART]

no he has an old blade mold they say

[@titochop]

Any idea how to tame the power on a h22?

[@Tennisnerd]

Use a more control-oriented string or thicker gauge or higher tension are the ideas I can think of.

[@titochop]

Tennisnerd thank you!!

[@viscioushattermaid4410]

What exactly is a ‘wheelhouse’?

[@Hope4unow-7]

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