Wilson Ultra Team V4 Tennis Racket
Crafted to be lightweight, manoeuvrable, and powerful, the Wilson Ultra Team V4 makes a statement with its excellent playability and versatility. Inspired by the performance and design of the new Ultra performance rackets, the Ultra Team V4 accommodates a wide range of playing styles and facilitates game improvement for aspiring players.
Its lightweight, manoeuvrable frame generates effortless power, with its strategic, updated frame geometry and design inspired by Ultra V4 performance range. Parallel Drilling and grommet construction provide a consistent, more forgiving string bed response while dramatically increasing the sweet spot to promote your shots.
As well as the revised geometry that applies a more comfortable, ergonomic design and reduces bulk while maintaining stability, the Agiplast plant-based bumper, grommet and end cap components reduce the environmental footprint for a step towards a sustainable finish.
Its design integrates beautiful, colour-shifting blue tones that play to the different angles of sun rays deflecting off of the racket surface, with a matte finish for a captivating look and a dazzling display that elevate your presence on court. This racket comes pre-strung with Wilson Sensation 16L/1.25, an arm-friendly string that’s built for comfort.
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That’s why, starting with the wooden V1 over a century ago, all their rackets have been designed to help you play better tennis and enjoy the game. They’re responsible for some of the sport’s most significant innovations, too, introducing the first leather handle grip in 1935, along with the first commercial metal racket, the legendary T2000, in 1967.
The famous frame saw success almost immediately, with Billie Jean King wielding it to win the US Open that same year. Other players soon recognised the benefits of its steel construction, and the T2000’s domination continued into the 70s and 80s – Jimmy Connors liked it so much, he used it to win all eight of his Grand Slam titles.
Wilson have produced so many of the game’s iconic frames. Prior to the T2000 there was the Jack Kramer, the best-selling racket in tennis history. And after it, perhaps the most iconic racket of all: the Pro Staff. Used by greats such as Edberg, Courier, Graf, Sampras, and, of course, Roger Federer, the Pro Staff has maintained popularity right up to the present day, thanks to its winning combination of power, feel, and control.
In their modern range, the Pro Staff is joined by the powerful Ultra, the feel-focused Blade – as endorsed by Serena Williams, the spin-based Burn, and the hugely popular Clash, which provides all-round performance for players of any level. Options for everyone, then. That’s the Wilson way.
Wilson Ultra
Power Racket
Features
• Length: 27 in / 685.8 mm
• Unstrung weight: 9.9 oz / 281 g
• Unstrung balance: 13 in / 330 mm / 4 pts HL
• Strung weight: 10.5 oz / 297 g
• Strung balance: 13.4 in / 340mm / Even
• String pattern: 16 x 19
• Cross section: 23-26-21 DTB
• Lightweight, manoeuvrable frame that generates effortless power
• Frame geometry and design inspired by Ultra V4 performance frames
• Parallel Drilling provides a consistent, more forgiving string bed response
• Agiplast plant-based bumper, grommet and end cap components reduce environmental footprint
• Pre-strung with Wilson Sensation, a multifilament string built for arm-friendly comfort and playability
• Please note this racket will come strung unless the image displays otherwise
• Please note that all Wilson Ultra rackets come without a protective head cover
Additional Information
- Quick Ref: 272362
- Man. Ref: WR108710U
One often overlooked, but crucial, aspect when selecting a tennis racket is the grip size. The grip size is the measurement around the handle's circumference, and choosing the right one can significantly impact your comfort, control, and potential to prevent injury. This article will guide you through the process of selecting the right tennis racket grip size.
Importance of Choosing the Right Grip Size
A correctly sized tennis grip ensures you have optimal control over your racket and helps prevent injuries. Too small a grip may cause your hand to shift during play, reducing accuracy and increasing the risk of developing tennis elbow due to overuse of the forearm muscles. Conversely, a grip that's too large can make the racket hard to turn and manipulate, and it could also lead to hand, wrist, or shoulder injuries due to overgripping.
Measuring Your Grip Size
There are two common methods to measure your grip size:
- The Ruler Method: Open your dominant hand and extend your fingers. Align a ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm, measuring to the tip of your ring finger. The measurement in inches correlates with your grip size.
- The Finder Test: Hold the racket with a standard Eastern forehand grip, where the base knuckle of your index finger is on bevel #3. You should be able to fit the index finger of your other hand in the space between your ring finger and the palm that's gripping the racket. If there's not enough room for your finger, the grip is too small. If there's too much space, the grip is too large.
Grip Sizes: U.S. vs. European
In the U.S., grip sizes range from 4 inches to 4 ¾ inches, increasing in increments of 1/8 inch. European grip sizes use a different naming system, L0 to L5, each correlating to their U.S. counterparts as follows:
European Grip Size | US Grip Size |
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L0 or G0 | 4 Inches |
L1 or G1 | 4 1/8 inches |
L2 or G2 | 4 1/4 inches |
L3 or G3 | 4 3/8 inches |
L4 or G4 | 4 1/2 inches |
L5 or G5 | 4 5/8 inches |
Choosing the Right Grip Size
When choosing the right grip size, consider the following points:
- Go for the smaller size if you're in between: It's easier to increase the size of a grip than decrease it. You can always add an overgrip (which usually adds about 1/16 inch) to a smaller handle to increase its size, but shaving down a larger handle is not recommended as it can compromise the racket's structural integrity.
- Consider your style of play: Players who rely on spin might prefer a smaller grip size, which allows for more wrist action. In contrast, players seeking control may benefit from a larger grip size.
- Test it out: If possible, try before you buy. Visit a local sports store, hold the racket, and mimic your swing to see how it feels. Remember that comfort is key - if it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't.
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