Wilson BLX Tour Limited Review
This 95 square inch racquet is squarely in the player category! The “power hole” technology makes the hitting area about 102 square inches. If you are ready to spend $199.00...
Wilson BLX Tidal Force Review
Tim Strawn2013-08-13T01:37:44-04:00This 105 square inch racquet, that sells for about $149.00, represents a step toward a “performance” tweener racquet. The weight of 283 grams (9.98 ounces) makes this a good racquet...
Wilson BLX Coral Reef Review
Tim Strawn2014-04-30T11:58:05-04:00The incorporation of the “power holes” makes this 110 square inch racquet actually hitting like a 118 square inch racquet. That may be secondary to the Coral Reef color...
Wilson BLX Cierzo.Two Review
Tim Strawn2013-08-13T01:37:45-04:00The Cierzo.Two is the latest version of the venerable “Sledgehammer” series with a few upgrades. The shape is the same thin “waist”, wide “shoulder” design using a “fan” pattern of 16...