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Wilson has updated the Ultra 97 and given it a sleek new paint job as well some new technologies. The result is a modern players’ racquet that is sure to appeal to high intermediate and advanced players that are looking for a comfortable racquet with a nice blend of power and control.
Coming in at 10.8 ounces (306 grams) unstrung the Ultra Tour packs enough weight to provide plenty of stability and a good amount of plough through, but with a 9 points head light balance, this racquet swings fast. The relatively compact 97 square inch head brings plenty of control to the table, however the raquet does not feel unforgiving. The tight 18x20 string pattern also adds to the high level of control and will appeal to players that hit a flatter ball. A thin beam (20 mm) means this racquet has a fairly low flex rating of 63 RA resulting in a comfortable, arm friendly experience without sacrificing too much of that crisp feel preferred by most modern advanced players.
Wilson has introduced 2 new technologies in the Ultra Tour. Power Rib technology adds ribs to the inside of the throat of the racquet. The result is more torsional stability and directional control as well as a slight increase in stiffness in the throat which helps to boast power. Crush Zone technology is a new grommet system that compresses at impact providing more dwell time, increased feel and a more explosive string bed.
A great update from Wilson and another great addition to Wilson’s line up of players’ racquets.
UPC#
| Grip Size | Length |
| L0 (4") | 4" |
| L1 (4 1/8") | 4 and 1/8" |
| L2 (4 1/4") | 4 and 2/8" |
| L3 (4 3/8") | 4 and 3/8" |
| L4 (4 1/2") | 4 and 4/8" |
| L5 (4 5/8") | 4 and 5/8" |
To determine your grip size without using a racquet, measure from the tip of your ring finger to the major fold crease in your palm. Write down the distance to the nearest 8th of an inch. This is your standard grip size.
If you fall somewhere between the measurements, it is recommended to choose the smaller grip size as you can always build the grip size up using an overgrip or a grip build-up sleeve.
For more information, please read our article: How To Select Your Grip Size
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Racquets Returns
Each item has a certain set of prerequisites that must all be met in order to return said item.
The plastic wrap on the racquet handle has not been removed.
The racquet has not been strung.
More conditions may apply: view our full return policy
Wilson has updated the Ultra 97 and given it a sleek new paint job as well some new technologies. The result is a modern players’ racquet that is sure to appeal to high intermediate and advanced players that are looking for a comfortable racquet with a nice blend of power and control.
Coming in at 10.8 ounces (306 grams) unstrung the Ultra Tour packs enough weight to provide plenty of stability and a good amount of plough through, but with a 9 points head light balance, this racquet swings fast. The relatively compact 97 square inch head brings plenty of control to the table, however the raquet does not feel unforgiving. The tight 18x20 string pattern also adds to the high level of control and will appeal to players that hit a flatter ball. A thin beam (20 mm) means this racquet has a fairly low flex rating of 63 RA resulting in a comfortable, arm friendly experience without sacrificing too much of that crisp feel preferred by most modern advanced players.
Wilson has introduced 2 new technologies in the Ultra Tour. Power Rib technology adds ribs to the inside of the throat of the racquet. The result is more torsional stability and directional control as well as a slight increase in stiffness in the throat which helps to boast power. Crush Zone technology is a new grommet system that compresses at impact providing more dwell time, increased feel and a more explosive string bed.
A great update from Wilson and another great addition to Wilson’s line up of players’ racquets.
| Grip Size | Length |
| L0 (4") | 4" |
| L1 (4 1/8") | 4 and 1/8" |
| L2 (4 1/4") | 4 and 2/8" |
| L3 (4 3/8") | 4 and 3/8" |
| L4 (4 1/2") | 4 and 4/8" |
| L5 (4 5/8") | 4 and 5/8" |
To determine your grip size without using a racquet, measure from the tip of your ring finger to the major fold crease in your palm. Write down the distance to the nearest 8th of an inch. This is your standard grip size.
If you fall somewhere between the measurements, it is recommended to choose the smaller grip size as you can always build the grip size up using an overgrip or a grip build-up sleeve.
For more information, please read our article: How To Select Your Grip Size
Shipping
This item has a dimensional weight of 1.0 kg. Also known as volumetric weight, this is an estimated weight that is calculated from the length, width, height and actual weight of a package. It also takes into consideration oversize/fuel surcharges. It is not representative of the actual weight of a package. We use this estimated weight as the basis to our shipping rate calculations.
View shipping information
Racquets Returns
Each item has a certain set of prerequisites that must all be met in order to return said item.
The plastic wrap on the racquet handle has not been removed.
The racquet has not been strung.
More conditions may apply: view our full return policy
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