Is Wilson coming out with a new Pro Staff?

Players and Pro Staff fans can purchase the 2020 Pro Staff v13 line on wilson.com starting today. The collection will be available for advance purchase worldwide on September 21 via tennis specialty retailers (in-store and online). The full line goes on sale globally on September 28.

Who plays with Wilson Pro Staff?

Pete Sampras, Steffi Graf, Stefan Edberg, Jim Courier, and Chris Evert all played with Pro Staff, while in 2020 the 13th version will be used by Wilson Advisory Staff Members Petra Kvitova, Grigor Dimitrov, Reilly Opelka, and Kyle Edmund, among others.

What is the best Pro Staff racket?

Before we get into the reviews, here is the list of the 6 best tennis racquets.

• Babolat Pure Drive – Best Overall Tennis Racquet.
• Head Graphene 360+ Speed Pro – Most Balanced Racquet (used by Novak Djokovic)
• Wilson Blade 98 v7 Racquet – Best for Comfort (version of Serena William’s Racquet)

Which is the best pro staff?

WHO SHOULD USE PRO STAFF?

• PRO STAFF RF97 AUTOGRAPH. The Pro Staff RF97 Autograph is Roger Federer’s signature playing model, and certainly the most difficult racket to play with in the line.
• PRO STAFF 97. Think of the Pro Staff 97 as a much more modern, manageable player’s frame.
• PRO STAFF 97L.
• PRO STAFF 97UL.
• PRO STAFF 26.

Are Wilson tennis rackets good?

As with all the best Wilson tennis racquets, it is perfectly balanced and very easy to play with. The 12 ounce unstrung weight is fairly heavy but this helps deliver unrivaled power when hitting the ball. Many intermediate and advanced players use this racquet when playing tournaments and it’s easy to see why.

When did the Wilson Pro Staff 85 come out?

Played by Pete Sampras and Stefan Edberg it is one of the best racquets of all time. The Wilson Pro Staff 85 is not the correct naming, but I think it simplifies it a bit. The racquet is actually called Wilson ProStaff Original 6.0 and was released in 1984.

What’s the name of the new Wilson Pro Staff?

The all-new Pro Staff v13 line brings together modern technology with a heritage-inspired design paying homage to the original 1983 Pro Staff. For v13, our R&D team arranged the racket’s famous double braid at all-new 45-degree angles.

What was the original size of the Wilson ProStaff?

Originally manufactured in Chicago, Illinois and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Pro Staff line was Wilson’s answer to the Prince Graphite, Yonex Rex series, and the Dunlop Max 200G. The original graphite Pro Staff was 110 square inches; the 85, 95, and 125 sizes were developed from it.

What kind of mold does the Wilson ProStaff use?

Wilson produced many lesser-known models with the Pro Staff mold, including the Jack Kramer Pro Staff 85 (80% graphite and 20% fiberglass), the Matrix, the Graphite Cruncher, the Graphite Aggressor, the Ceramic, and several others. These variants were less stiff than the well-known graphite/Kevlar model.