Solinco

Whiteout 305 V2 Demo Tennis Racquet

Item # 652174
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SOLWHITEOUTCM305D

Size: 3 - 4 3/8

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Description

Solinco updates its racquet offerings with the Solinco Whiteout 305 V2 Demo Tennis Racquet. The Whiteout features a classic (21.7 mm) box beam design with 40T Carbon Fiber at the head's three and nine o'clock positions to enhance the sweet spot with stability and power. To assist with flex, Liquid Crystal Fibers are incorporated into the racquet design. The material reduces vibration and improves the feel at contact. To further enhance the feel, the Whiteout features Foam Core Technology within the racquet head to reduce vibration. For V2, Solinco used a Tiger Camo cosmetic inspired by the gaming industry.

The Whiteout 305 V2 weighs 10.8 ounces unstrung and it is the heaviest of the new Solinco frames. The 16x19 string pattern pairs with the 98 square-inch head to deliver loads of control for players with fast, aggressive swings. The Whiteout 305 works best for precision all-court players who put a premium on control, and who produce their own power.

Features:

-40T Carbon for greater sweet spot stability.

-Slim box beam design for an emphasis on control.

-Foam Core Technology to improve comfort.

-Arch-2 Construction: A newly applied architecture and carbon fiber layup that enhances power, stability, and responsiveness.

Specifications

Head size98
Length27
WeightStrung 11.4 oz / 323 g
Unstrung 10.8 oz / 305 g
Balance4 Pts Head Light
Beam21.7 mm
Composition40T Carbon Fiber / Graphite
Flex (RA)65
GripSolinco
Patterns 16 Mains / 19 Crosses
Mains Skip: 7T, 9T, 7H, 9H
Two Piece
No Shared Holes
Tension45–50 lbs
Swing weight327

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Great Frame, Demo program could use work.

"Ended up buying the frame but not from TE because I wanted 3 spec'd and they cant spec. TE didnt know what string was on it, or at what tension. Demo frame also had an out of spec weight and balance (that ironically I liked) so when I got my frames I matched the demo. Long story short, TE doesnt appear to be catering to detail oriented players at moment. Would probably make sense for them to take it up a notch."

BRIAN L. (4/5)

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