Wilson Blade 98 v10

R Rackets & Runners Activity Running Trail · reviewer

It’s been a long time since I played with a new Blade that was so different from its predecessor, and it really is a breath of fresh air. The last three generations were evolutionary takes on the concept of user-friendly playability, but the v10 takes the line in a different direction and back to its roots.

T Tennis Warehouse Tennis Warehouse · 132K subscribers · Apr 2026

Looking for more control, feel, and confidence from the baseline? The Wilson Blade 98 16x19 v10 might be exactly what your game is missing.

T Tennisexpress Article

The more spin-friendly Blade 98 for the v10, and the version most players will pick. The new tapered beam adds power and the most stability the Blade has had, so it plays easier than the v9 without losing the control and feel the line is known for.

P Punto de Break Punto de Break · 103K subscribers · Jul 2026

Una raqueta que es la más agresiva que ha lanzado Wilson para su gama Blade.

F Forbes Tim Newcomb · reviewer · Apr 2026

The most-played tennis racket on the professional tour, the 20-year-old Wilson Blade, debuts a pop of an update with the April 15 release of the Blade v10, adding a “salting of power” to the control-driven frame to keep up with current needs.

G Gladiators Tribe Gladiators Tribe · 80.6K subscribers · Apr 2026

So, unlike some of the other control-oriented racket purists, I've actually really been liking the most recent updates of the Blade. As a matter of fact, the V9 98 18 by 20 version has actually made my top one best racket of 2024. So, I I really like that. And as a matter of fact, I've actually liked every single update of the Blade, except for maybe the V7. And this is actually no exception.

T Tennis Warehouse Brand Babolat Wilson · reviewer

As a whole, the Wilson Blade 16x19 v10 is a great modern update to a classic frame, ushering in more power and stability as the game continues to trend in the direction of increased pace from the baseline.

G Game To Love - Tennis Podcast Game To Love - Tennis Podcast · 79.6K subscribers · May 2026

The Blade 98 has long been one of the most popular control rackets for aggressive baseline players, and early reviews suggest the V10 adds extra stability, forgiveness and a little more pop while keeping the classic Blade DNA.

T Tenniswarehouse Europe Article

As a whole, the Wilson Blade 16x19 v10 is a great modern update to a classic frame, ushering in more power and stability as the game continues to trend in the direction of increased pace from the baseline.

T Tennis Spin Tennis Spin · 74.3K subscribers · Apr 2026

This racquet is built for intermediate to advanced players who want controllable power, spin, and elite-level feel. Whether you're ripping heavy topspin or painting lines, the Blade 98 v10 gives you the confidence to swing big.

T TennCom Beckett Chung · reviewer · Apr 2026

The actual hitting feel and swing feel are pretty close between them, but the V10 is more forgiving off-centre, creates more power on-centre, loops on spin more easily and is much more stable all around.

T Tennis Express Tennis Express · 25.8K subscribers · Apr 2026

Tour pros like Aryna Sabalenka are already on it, and after testing it ourselves, it's easy to see why.

S Sturdy Racquets Sturdy Racquets · reviewer · Apr 2026

Maximum Control Choose the Blade 98 18x20 V10 if precision and control are your priority. The tightest string pattern and smallest head create unmatched feedback.

S SeanPlaystennis SeanPlaystennis · 20K subscribers · May 2026

It looks absolutely stunning. Ella, what are your thoughts on it? Tell us, come on. >> I like it a lot. >> Ella likes it a lot. There we go. It's got the Ella seal of approval. So, before we get into the video, I'd just like to talk about the strings quickly. So, we've gone with Qualia, I believe it's pronounced Qualia, not Qualia. Qualia Tour Squared.

The new Wilson Blade V10 is built for players who want a connected response and the control to swing freely.

M Midwest Racquet Sports Midwest Racquet Sports · 14.1K subscribers · Apr 2026

The Wilson Blade v10 is here, and it’s a refined update to one of the most trusted control racquets on tour.

M Midwest Racquet Sports Midwest Racquet Sports · 14.1K subscribers · Apr 2026

He also dives into why the Wilson Blade is the perfect fit for his game — helping him control his natural power, unlock spin and angles, and compete with precision. With an 18x20 setup built for control, it’s a racquet designed for players who want to take command of every shot.

M Midwest Racquet Sports Midwest Racquet Sports · 14.1K subscribers · May 2026

Loved hitting with the racket. Didn't love the strings. Could use an upgrade. Missing the Hyper-G for sure. Love the swing weight on the racket. Biggest thing I noticed after hitting for an hour or so, the throw here. I feel like I was able to put a lot more a lot more spin on the ball. Uh ball was dropping in the court a lot more.

C Czech Tennis Guy Czech Tennis Guy · 7.5K subscribers · Apr 2026

All right, so the best selling tennis racket series from the last couple of years is back and it's the Wilson Blade version 10 and I'm once again blown away what Wilson has done and how they have improved the series.

R RacquetGuys RacquetGuys · 6.4K subscribers · Apr 2026

For players seeking ultimate control and a responsive impact, Wilson brings us the new Wilson Blade V10. Well, a few big changes have been done to the frame, most of the specs still remain the same.

S Solow Sports Solow Sports · 5.6K subscribers · Apr 2026

Its commanding feel, excellent ball dwell time, and slick design all combine for a result that is irresistible for advanced players with championship aspirations.

S Solow Sports Solow Sports · 5.6K subscribers · Apr 2026

Wilson's Blade performance tennis rackets deliver perfect control to dominate in big moments. For the 10th edition of this iconic franchise, we've elevated the design for the modern player, incorporating insights from nine generations of innovation.

T Tennis Obsession Tennis Obsession · 1.3K subscribers · Apr 2026

The focus on the new Blades was to give them a little bit more power, and this racket has certainly done that. When I was going for my shots, that ball ripped through the air with some serious pace. This is due to the frame having more power, the string bed being open, and the swing weight being low at 318, meaning whip through the air really quickly. Although with that high level of whip the fram

E e-tennis e-tennis · 1.1K subscribers · May 2026

The new Wilson Blade 98 delivers high levels of control, spin, and stability combined with excellent maneuverability and improved feel for consistent performance on every shot. The new Wilson Blade models incorporate several key technologies. Turbo taper. An updated frame design enhances overall stability and control. Zin edge. Improved torsional stability increases accuracy on off-center hits.

T Tennis50 Tennis50 · 185 subscribers · May 2026

Without spending the bigger bucks for the ProStock, this is the closest you'll find at the shop to the Pro specs. This Blade Pro takes on the cosmetic of the latest models but underneath is the H22 mold that is favoured by high-performing players, a platform for customisation.

T Tennis50 Tennis50 · 185 subscribers · Apr 2026

I can't wait to test my brand new Wilson Blade V10. It's a gorgeous racket. So many details around the frame. And including this green leather grip. I'm going to try to find an orange overgrip to match that little pop of orange on the frame. So, I had a couple of these in my hand. One of them felt over the spec. This one slightly under. Fully strung with LX Tour 17 gauge fairly heavy strings.

M Merchant of Tennis Merchant of Tennis · 114 subscribers · Apr 2026

With this latest generation, Wilson keeps that signature Blade feel while introducing updates aimed at making the racket more aggressive, more stable, and a bit easier to access power. Overall, the Blade line is built for players who want more control, feel, and confidence when they swing big. That being said, there are different models that suit a range of playing styles and levels.

T Talk Tennis Edward Li · reviewer · May 2026

I recently switch to the 100 v10 from a ProKennex and overall like it, just feeling like it needs a few tweaks.

S SeanPlaystennis SeanPlaystennis · 20K subscribers · Jun 2026

So, the one thing that I'll say about this racket is it is not for, you know, beginners or intermediates. It's for pretty advanced players. Sorry, Ella. She's behind the camera. She does love the look of this Blade. It's all right, you'll get probably the Blade Pro 100, which is what we're going to do next on the channel. Yeah, it is a little bit more unforgiving.

A Alex Tennis Alex Tennis · 2.6K subscribers · May 2026

But, the thing that I've been saying about, you know, the stability is definitely what makes this racket unfortunately lose this battle. And let me explain why. I cannot say how many time I've been in a situation where I'm returning a serve and, you know, returning serve is my favorite part of tennis. You know, I'm a better returner than server.

N NEBTA OFFICIAL NEBTA OFFICIAL · 1.5K subscribers · May 2026

As a long time Blade user (since ~2014), I fear this might be a step back for this series of rackets.

T Tennis Obsession Tennis Obsession · 1.3K subscribers · May 2026

With forehands, I found the new one to have better direction due to its added feel over the ball. Its raw feeling made me more connected to the ball, whereas the V9 for me is just slightly too muted. The V10 went slightly slower through the air, which to me produced a slight bit less spin due to the decrease in racket head speed.