Wilson Clash 100 v3 Roland Garros Racket
Series: Clash
$299.00
Wilson celebrates the legendary clay of Roland Garros with this version of the Clash 100 v3!
Frame specs
| Head Size | 100in² |
| String Pattern | 16x19 |
| Length | Standard |
| Strung Weight | 11oz / 312g |
| Balance | 12.59in / 31.98cm / 7 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 311 |
| 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 | Roland Garros Cosmetic! |
| Grip Type | Wilson Pro Performance |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
| String Tension | 47-57 pounds |
What players say
This is the Roland-Garros colorway of the Clash 100 v3, same 295g/16x19 layup and SI3D construction as the standard version, just a clay-inspired paint job for the 2026 French Open. Reviewers who tested the underlying v3 frame praise its plush, low-vibration feel and easy spin and power, but they consistently flag control and stability as the weak points, especially against pace or on serve.
Best for
- Players who want a soft, arm-friendly feel
- Topspin-heavy baseliners
- Intermediate to advanced all-court players
- Players managing tennis elbow
Pros
- Exceptionally comfortable, plush feel that testers call addictive
- Easy access to power and topspin without a big swing
- Maneuverable, head-light swing suits fast hands and quick reactions
- Hit Stabilizer update makes it noticeably steadier than the v2
Cons
- Control and precision are the weak point; stringbed feel is muted and hard to place
- Lacks mass for penetrating serves and holding up against big hitters
- High launch angle can send flatter, aggressive shots long
- Off-center stability still wanes against heavy pace at net
Voices
— Brittany, Open-level playtester, Web
This is just an easy-to-use racquet that's fun to play with.
— Jason, 4.0-level playtester, Web
There are shots I would hit thinking they were going way long, but somehow they would land in.
— Luca, all-court playtester, Web
Despite its relatively low weight, it manages to deliver great power without sacrificing control.
— Jonas Eriksson, Tennisnerd.net, Web
The racquet is just so easy and fun to play with that most players can overlook a slight lack of control at times.
— Peter, Love Tennis Blog, Web
Control and precision aren't one of the strong points of the Clash.