Review Summary & Ratings for the Wilson Pro Staff It is a great racquet for high-intermediate or advanced players looking to complement their power with precision. This in-depth review of the Wilson Pro Staff will help you understand why the Pro Staff is one of the best tennis racquets on the market today.

Having been around for 40 years, it's best known for its classic double braid of carbon and aramid fibers (commonly known as graphite/Kevlar®), and of course the many greats who use(d) it: Chris Evert, Stefan Edberg, Jim Courier, Steffi Graf, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer.

The Pro Staff family tends to have more flexible beams than the Burn and Ultra families, giving them a more classic & buttery response. To enhance control, Pro Staff racquets have head sizes that are 97 square inches or smaller.

Wilson Pro Staff Team v13. 0 Tennis Racquet

The Wilson Pro Staff Team is made for beginner and intermediate players who are looking for a maneuverable all-round frame. If you're planning on improving your game quickly then the Pro Staff Team gives you a racket that can grow with you, offering solid performance throughout.

It is too heavy to use for singles but great for doubles, and it is great for singles but too heavy for doubles. It is hard to generate good racquet head speed on forehands because of its mass, yet it is easy to generate good racquet head speed on forehands because the mass gives it momentum.

Wilson Pro Staff Precision 103 This frame offers a large hitting strike zone with added precision for beginner tennis players looking for a good frame to pick up the pace and control.

Absolutely, it is very heavy. Thought I need to admit that heavy is not all bad, it have more power than you thought. However, when you try to move faster, the weight become an effort. Using this racket, I always can't do well because it is so heavy, the maneuverability is not good.

In Wilson's current racket lines, Ultra is the most stiff at a 3.9si while Clash rackets are the most flexible, topping out at 11.2si. For reference, the most popular Pro Staff's typically have measured around a 6.0si, which is considered an ideal blend of flexibility and stability.

Wilson Pro Staff Precision 103 This frame offers a large hitting strike zone with added precision for beginner tennis players looking for a good frame to pick up the pace and control.

Wilson Pro Staff Precision 103 This frame offers a large hitting strike zone with added precision for beginner tennis players looking for a good frame to pick up the pace and control.

Racquet Stiffness and Performance Higher Stiffness rating offers more power while lower rating will afford a player with more control and an improved feel. This is because a flexible frame will absorb energy during a swing while stiffer racquet will deflect it.