March 4 Clash v2 is available exclusively on wilson.com beginning today and launches globally across Wilson's retail partners on March 4. Pricing is $269 for the Clash 100 v2, Clash 100 Pro v2, Clash 98 v2, Clash 100L v2, Clash 100UL v2 and Clash 108 v2.

Luxilon strings Wilson Clash 100 Pro V2 The recommended string tension range is between 50-60lbs and polyester strings would be the best option for the Pro V2. Wilson recommends Luxilon strings, a high-quality polyester tennis string that emphasizes control, spin, and feel.

The Wilson Clash was first launched in 2019, debuting with a clean and modern cosmetic. Unsurprisingly, the Wilson Clash took three years to develop, for the purpose of appealing to a wide variety of players.

Clash 100 is the most popular and wide-appealing frame in the franchise. This frame is designed for players ages 16 and up who are looking for a racket that will give them the best in power, control, and comfort.

Ultra-lightweight and arm-friendly, the Clash 100UL v2 maintains supreme comfort for developing juniors or anyone dealing with a history of shoulder or arm injuries.

The Wilson Clash v2 comes in five different models: 100, 100 Pro, 100L, 98 and 108.

Wilson Clash Strings & Tension If you're new to stringing the Wilson Clash, it's good to know that the recommended tension range is 47 – 57 pounds (21-26kg). For my playtest, I used a hybrid string setup. In the mains, I strung with 1.25 mm (16L) gauge Luxilon Alu Power at 50 pounds (22.68 kg).

The Clash 100 v2 is defined by its plush and arm-friendly feel. Wilson achieves this with FORTYFIVE, an innovative frame technology that enables the racket to bend optimally across different angles of attack (horizontal and vertical).

However, in 2019, Chinese multinational corporation Anta Sports bought out Amer Sports, so Anta officially owns Wilson now. Like many others, Wilson manufactures their tennis racquets in China, but it's an American company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Because Clash is so flexible, it is also really comfortable. Clash 108 is the best example of this, and it's the frame we'd recommend to senior adult players looking for the best combination of comfort, power, and control.

The Clash is a pickup and play line of racquets. It's superb, but lacks a little bit of the top end precision that some players look for. The newest iteration of the Blade 98 has precision in spades with a more classic feel than most modern player racquets.

Clash 100UL V2 Ultra lightweight, arm-friendly racket that is easy to swing and generates comfortable power and control.