Wilson CL103V

Wilson Clash 100 v3 Racket

Series: Clash

$299.00

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

Wilson recaptures the magical feel of the original version

Frame specs

Head Size	100in²
String Pattern	16x19
Length	Standard
Strung Weight	11oz / 312g
Balance	12.59in / 31.98cm / 7 pts HL
Swingweight	308
Stiffness	54
Beam Width	24.5mm / 24.5mm / 24.5mm
Composition	Graphite
Power Level	Low-Medium
Stroke Style	Medium-Full
Swing Speed	Medium-Fast
Racket Colors	Black/Red
Grip Type	Wilson Pro Performance
String Pattern Detail	16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension	50-60 pounds

Where to buy

Tennis Warehouse

What players say

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Reviewers and Tennis Warehouse playtesters agree this version fixes the v2's muted feel and brings back the connected, ball-pocketing sensation of the original 2019 Clash, paired with real spin and easy depth from a relaxed swing. The tradeoff is control: several testers found it hard to hit flat and penetrating, and lighter swingers said it lacks mass on finishing shots. It reads as a comfort-and-spin frame for club and intermediate players, not a precision tool for advanced players who want to dictate points.

Best for

Comfort seekers and players with arm or elbow issues
Topspin baseliners who load the racquet with a full swing
Beginner to intermediate players building confidence
All-court players who want easy touch at net

Pros

Exceptionally comfortable and arm-friendly, among the softest frames in its class
Easy, trampoline-like power and depth without needing a big swing
Strong spin access from the 16x19 pattern and extended dwell time
Feel is more connected and 'Clash v1-like' than the v2, which several reviewers called mushy
Comfortable and stable enough at net for touch volleys

Cons

Muted, cushioned response gives little feedback for players who want precision
Hard to hit flat, penetrating shots; easier to lose control at slower swing speeds
Feels light on finishing shots and put-aways; some testers wanted more mass
Can wobble torsionally at net against harder hitters
Advanced players wanting maximum control are steered toward the Blade instead