Shift Vs Clash at Eliza Ashley blog

Shift Vs Clash. The shift 99 has a larger head size (99in vs 98in), a lower strung weight (11.2oz vs 11.5oz), a lower swing weight (317 vs 327), a less head light balance (6 points hl vs 8 points hl), a higher frame stiffness rating (67 vs 60), and a slightly thinner beam width (23.5mm vs 24.0mm). Discover which racket is the best fit for you based on features like head size, weight. From a playability standpoint, the shift appears to have a thicker beam and offers more help than the blade, but not quite as much as the clash frames. The shift is a racket for all. While the clash and blade rackets in the wilson collection are rackets that offer differing qualities for players, the shift sits somewhere between the two in what it delivers. Compare wilson's performance tennis rackets: Two of wilson's most popular. The main differences between the wilson shift 99 and shift pro v1 rackets lie in their weight, swingweight, and string pattern. Clash v2, blade v8, ultra v4, pro staff v14, and shift. Choosing the right racket can make all the difference. Ready to level up your tennis game? Imo the major things you notice: I can use literally any poly string under 55lbs in the clash.

Discover which racket is the best fit for you based on features like head size, weight. The main differences between the wilson shift 99 and shift pro v1 rackets lie in their weight, swingweight, and string pattern. The shift is a racket for all. Imo the major things you notice: Choosing the right racket can make all the difference. While the clash and blade rackets in the wilson collection are rackets that offer differing qualities for players, the shift sits somewhere between the two in what it delivers. Compare wilson's performance tennis rackets: The shift 99 has a larger head size (99in vs 98in), a lower strung weight (11.2oz vs 11.5oz), a lower swing weight (317 vs 327), a less head light balance (6 points hl vs 8 points hl), a higher frame stiffness rating (67 vs 60), and a slightly thinner beam width (23.5mm vs 24.0mm). Ready to level up your tennis game? Clash v2, blade v8, ultra v4, pro staff v14, and shift.

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Shift Vs Clash I can use literally any poly string under 55lbs in the clash. Two of wilson's most popular. While the clash and blade rackets in the wilson collection are rackets that offer differing qualities for players, the shift sits somewhere between the two in what it delivers. Choosing the right racket can make all the difference. Discover which racket is the best fit for you based on features like head size, weight. From a playability standpoint, the shift appears to have a thicker beam and offers more help than the blade, but not quite as much as the clash frames. The main differences between the wilson shift 99 and shift pro v1 rackets lie in their weight, swingweight, and string pattern. Ready to level up your tennis game? I can use literally any poly string under 55lbs in the clash. The shift is a racket for all. Compare wilson's performance tennis rackets: Imo the major things you notice: Clash v2, blade v8, ultra v4, pro staff v14, and shift. The shift 99 has a larger head size (99in vs 98in), a lower strung weight (11.2oz vs 11.5oz), a lower swing weight (317 vs 327), a less head light balance (6 points hl vs 8 points hl), a higher frame stiffness rating (67 vs 60), and a slightly thinner beam width (23.5mm vs 24.0mm).