Wilson

DEFYER 98 Pro v1 Tennis Racquet

Item # 732503

$299.00
Size: 1 - 4 1/8

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Description

Spin with teeth. Control with purpose. The Wilson Defyer 98 Pro v1 Tennis Racquet combines heavy topspin production with the pinpoint control competitive players demand. A 98 sq. in. head, 16x20 string pattern, and 10.8 oz. unstrung weight gives aggressive baseliners a tour-caliber frame built to load up, rip through the ball, and still place shots exactly where they're needed. The Torq Shaft's...
Head Size:98 sq. in
Length:27 inches
Weight: Strung - 11.4 oz / 323 g Unstrung - 10.8 oz / 305 g
Balance:6 Points Head Light
Beam Width:22/23.5/22mm
Composition:High Performance Carbon Fiber
Flex:65
Grip Type:Pro Performance
String Pattern: 16 Mains / 20 Crosses
Mains Skip: 7T, 9T, 7H, 9H
Two Piece
No Shared Holes
String tension max:57
String tension min:47
String tension recommended:52
Swing weight:323

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Review for Wilson Defyer 98

"I have demoed the Defyer and will ordering a couple. I have been using the current Yonex Ezone 98 Tour. There is a 10 gram difference so I had to add some weight to 3 and 9 and also the handle. At the same time I demoed the new Blade 98, 16x19. While the Blade had a little more control it doesn’t have the spin or power as the Defyer. For me the Defyer is closer to the Ezone then the Blade. I feel that the DNA in the Defyer has some Aero, Blade, and Ezone. It is powerful and plush as the Ezone, has spin as the Aero, and some of the control of the Blade. In stock form I felt I was able to get pushed around a little so adding weight is recommended. Overall a great racket to switch too if you want a combination of three of the rackets I mentioned."

Eric (5/5)

Racket feels very stable without

"Racket feels very stable without being difficult to move."

Sam J. (5/5)

Great feeling frame

"Very maneuverable with great feel."

Daniel (5/5)

Perfection.

"Perfection."

OSSIAN R. (5/5)

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