It’s finally here! The final Wilson Clash look is here and ready to hit retailers world wide! Wilson has officially launched, publicly, the final Wilson Clash cosmetic and it’s pretty neat!
What are people saying about the Wilson Clash?
Well, it turns out that top pros and recreational players have tested this frame and are enjoying it quite a bit, just give this video a watch and hear what players have to say
Wilson released a statement regarding the Final Wilson Clash racquet:
Wilson Sporting Goods Co., the world’s leader in high performance tennis gear, announced today the introduction of the all-new Clash tennis racket collection. This line, three years in the making, is the first to feature rackets explicitly created for the modern tennis swing by flexing (yes, flexing), without compromising stability or power. Wilson designed the Clash collection for a broad range of players who desire rackets that are incredibly easy to play, provide complete confidence to swing powerfully, and offer unparalleled control over shots.
“The Clash is a true revolution in the racket space,” said Hans-Martin Reh, General Manager, Wilson Racquet Sports. “It is born from the feedback of hundreds of tennis players throughout the world and thousands of hours of playtests. In creating this racket, we sought to push the limits of how a racket could move, feel, react on ball impact and, ultimately, make a player feel. Control and confidence are the top attributes players want from their racket, and the Clash delivers on both. It’s a highly playable collection that represents the intersection of flexibility, stability, power, control and feel, hence the name Clash. It is unlike anything they have seen or felt from rackets before.”
To create the Clash line, Wilson LABS, the innovation hub at Wilson, utilized motion capture technology to track racket swing planes and dimensionalize the modern player’s angle of attack, bringing to life how much more vertical it has become over time. This research, along with insights from hundreds of tennis players globally, led Wilson LABS researchers to evaluate ways they could alter conventional racket construction by providing a level of fluid movements to the frame. Researchers theorized that these fluid movements could maximize how a racket pocketed the ball and control the release of it. This theory became the core tenet behind the design of the Clash collection.
Two new technologies comprise Clash rackets. The first is the brand’s patent-pending FreeFlex™ technology, which is a carbon mapping system that unifies carbon at unconventional angles throughout the rackets’ frame for a higher degree of flexibility both vertically and horizontally. This system allows the rackets to bend with any swing style to better pocket a tennis ball and control the release of the ball as a player follows through with their swing. StableSmart™, a new frame geometry that provides stability and power to these flexible frames, complements FreeFlex technology. The combined effect of FreeFlex and StableSmart gives a player the opportunity to control the directional accuracy and depth of a shot, giving them more confidence throughout every swing.
The Clash collection carries forward the minimalistic product design DNA that Wilson previously introduced, with an evolved, bold, three-part colorway. The matte black finish of each frame features gray accents at the three and nine o’clock positions. And the twelve o’clock position of the racket, the fastest point of the racket, carries a pop of modern infrared. This element of vibrant color creates a streak of infrared as the rackets move through the air, giving the design a sense of motion.
The new Wilson Clash collection includes the Clash 100 and Clash 100 Tour. Both models will be available for pre-sale via Tennis Warehouse and on www.wilson.com starting
February 8, 2019. The racket will be available for purchase in-store and online worldwide on February 15. The MRP for the Clash racket is USD $249.00.
This is actually all true, you can read my Wilson Clash Review
So what does the Final Wilson Clash look like?
Here’s the final Wilson Clash cosmetic! It has 3&9 in grey with the top of the head in orange and a matte black throat and handle. Not bad eh? The more I look at it, the more I like it. It definitely has a neat sense of smoothness to it. I do, however, prefer the prototype look. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right?
I think it would look smoking hot with a nice clean white Wilson Pro overgrip; I bet it would POP really nice!
The final Wilson Clash racquet speaks for itself, I strongly encourage you all to try it.
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