Wilson Clash 108 v2 Racket
Series: Clash
$109.00
Wilson puts its revolutionary frame technology into a larger, more forgiving head size
Frame specs
| Head Size | 108in² |
| String Pattern | 16x19 |
| Length | 27.25in / 69.22cm |
| Strung Weight | 10.4oz / 295g |
| Balance | 13.6in / 34.54cm / 0 pts EB |
| Swingweight | 325 |
| Stiffness | 63 |
| Beam Width | 24.5mm / 24.5mm / 24.5mm |
| Composition | Graphite |
| Power Level | Medium |
| Stroke Style | Medium |
| Swing Speed | Medium |
| Racket Colors | Red |
| Grip Type | Wilson Pro Performance |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
| String Tension | 50-60 pounds |
What players say
Reviewers consistently describe the Clash 108 v2 as the most forgiving, arm-friendly racquet in the Clash line, built for beginners and low-intermediate players who want easy power and spin. The near-universal complaint is a lack of control and stability once shots get faster or a player tries to swing out, which is why almost every review steers advanced players elsewhere.
Best for
- Beginners and low-intermediate players
- Players prioritizing arm comfort over precision
- Doubles players wanting easy spin and net forgiveness
- Players upgrading from a starter racquet
Pros
- Very comfortable, arm-friendly flex that reviewers rate highly
- Easy, effortless power from a light, oversized frame
- Generates strong spin, especially on serves
- Large, forgiving sweet spot with margin for error
- Maneuverable for its 108 sq in head size
Cons
- Control is the recurring weak point, especially on groundstrokes hit with pace
- Shots can sail long when a player takes a bigger cut
- Lacks stability against faster incoming pace and heavy serves
- Not recommended by reviewers for advanced or high-level players
Voices
— Jon Crim, TennisCompanion, Web
excellent spin that enabled me to impart next-level action on the ball
— Jon Crim, TennisCompanion, Web
the racquet's biggest downfall in hitting groundstrokes to be control
— Jon Crim, TennisCompanion, Web
one of my top picks for beginners
— Jonas Eriksson, Tennisnerd, Web
the true beginner racquet in the Clash line-up
— Tennis Racket Ball review team, Web
noticeably lacked control and stability, making it hard to hit targets constantly
— Tennis Racket Ball review team, Web
a good amount of spin and speed