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Wilson WU99P5

Wilson Ultra 99 Pro v5 Racket

Series: Ultra

$299.00

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

Experienced players looking to overwhelm their opponents with power and spin will love this new addition to the Ultra family

Frame specs

Head Size 99in²
String Pattern 16x18
Length Standard
Strung Weight 11.4oz / 323g
Balance 13.17in / 33.45cm / 3 pts HL
Swingweight 330
Stiffness 69
Beam Width 22mm / 23.5mm / 21.5mm
Composition Carbon Fiber Graphite
Power Level Low-Medium
Stroke Style Medium-Full
Swing Speed Medium-Fast
Racket Colors Blue
Grip Type Wilson Pro Performance
String Pattern Detail 16 Mains / 18 Crosses
String Tension 50-60 pounds

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What players say

Liked 4 sources

Reviewers consistently describe the Ultra 99 Pro v5 as the control-oriented, advanced-player frame in Wilson's Ultra line, built on the Steam 99 mold with a 16x18 pattern. It rewards players who generate their own racquet head speed with solid, direct feel and good spin access, but the swingweight and firmness tire arms over long sessions and the open string bed moves quickly.

Best for

  • Advanced baseliners who generate their own pace
  • Players wanting control over effortless power
  • Heavy topspin and slice hitters
  • Blade players wanting more mass and stability

Pros

  • Solid, direct, stable feel described as 'crisp' by testers
  • Strong spin access from the open 16x18 pattern, especially on slice
  • Good blend of power and control for players with fast swings
  • Planted, predictable volleys and depth on groundstrokes

Cons

  • String movement is significant; strings feel 'bagged out' quickly and need frequent restringing
  • Firm, stiff feel that can fatigue the arm and shoulder over long matches
  • Not beginner-friendly; demanding on players without consistent technique
  • Heavier swingweight makes it less maneuverable on quick reaction balls

Voices

excels at delivering a balanced brand of power and control, disciplined enough to maintain precision, yet lively

— Jon Crim, Web

not the most forgiving

— Jon Crim, Web

shots generally predictable and rock solid

— Levey, Web

strings quickly felt bagged out

— Chris (Tennis Warehouse playtester), Web

backhand slice was one of my favorite shots

— Mark (Tennis Warehouse playtester), Web

Sources

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