Wilson Pro Staff racquets are ideal for intermediate and advanced players who value precision and feel. The Pro Staff family tends to have more flexible beams than the Burn and Ultra families, giving them a more classic & buttery response.

The core of the Pro Staff is a braid of Kevlar® and graphite. This construction blends the extraordinary strength of graphite with the durability of Kevlar®, a space-age material. The result is a breathtaking power and a solid feel with every shot.

1983 Launched by Wilson in 1983, the first-ever Pro Staff racquet was made of carbon rather than wood or metal materials of the iconic Jack Kramer model or the T-2000 Jimmy Connors made famous.

This is a relatively heavy tennis racquet, built for control and feel. The Pro Staff is one of the top 8 tennis racquets for control. The 16×19 string pattern allows you to generate plenty of spin on your groundstrokes or slice on your backhand like Federer himself.

The Wilson Pro Staff tennis racquet has been around for decades. Tennis icons Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Chris Evert, and Stefan Edberg used the Pro Staff to win too many grand slam titles to count.

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.

Ada, Ohio Hallmarks of a tradition that dates back more than 70 years. More than 700,000 footballs a year have been handmade in Ada, Ohio, by Wilson's talented craftsmen and women since 1955.

Originally known as the Ashland Manufacturing Company, Wilson Sporting Goods was created in 1913 in Chicago as a subsidiary of the Swarzchild and Sulzberger meat packing concern. The company moved into the sporting goods trade by manufacturing gut strings for tennis rackets as a means of utilizing animal by-products.

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The Wilson Pro Staff tennis racquet has been around for decades. Tennis icons Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Chris Evert, and Stefan Edberg used the Pro Staff to win too many grand slam titles to count.

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.

The Wilson Sporting Goods Company is an American sports equipment manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois. The company has been a subsidiary of Finnish multinational company Amer Sports since 1989, and is, in turn, now under the Chinese company Anta Sports since 2019.

Originally known as the Ashland Manufacturing Company, Wilson Sporting Goods was created in 1913 in Chicago as a subsidiary of the Swarzchild and Sulzberger meat packing concern. The company moved into the sporting goods trade by manufacturing gut strings for tennis rackets as a means of utilizing animal by-products.

Wilson's other lines are generally considered to be "big box," "value," or "economy" brands, while the Wilson Staff line provides higher quality equipment used on all major professional golf tours.

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.