2025 Wilson Clash V3 Review

 2025 Wilson Clash V3 Review


Overview: 

Wilson has released an update to their Clash line. The new Clash has a few significant features and updates from its predecessors. While not as popular as its Blade line, the Clash features a strong combination of power and spin while being easy on the arm. The updated cosmetics are a welcomed refresh as well.

What's New: 

Wilson has tried to increase the comfort and feel of the new Clash through increased "horizontal and vertical bending" of the frame. Putting it simply, this increases ball pocketing and access to spin. Wilson has also worked to increase the stability on this frame. Last, the Clash V3 is more flexible than the previous model, with a stiffness rating of 54 on the 100 version. 


Parting Thoughts: 

The 2025 Wilson Clash V3 picks up where Wilson left off with the prior model. The updated cosmetics look great and the added stability is a much-needed bonus. There are definitely nice changes to this model, and it will continue to be an arm-friendly racket for aggressive baseliners.


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