Wilson - BLX Pro Tour

The K Pro was already a nice and powerful piece of a racket, ideal for many people with a taste for high-strung emotions and professional tennis playing. For its new generation of rackets --the BLX-- Wilson has decided to replace the green paint-job with a more elegant black-and-yellow styling (although not everyone will agree on this). Otherwise, the structure remains pretty much the same. But it’s not just a question of colours and letters.

Wilson - BLX Pro Tour

Things are extremely quick-paced in the world of sports, and with the coming of new technologies and materials the tennis industry has undergone some rather subtle but powerful changes. In the case of the BLX Pro Tour, basalt fibres (hence the BLX name) have been added in an innovative compound that provides more resistance and absorbs impact more efficiently.

Tennis Racquet Revew: Blx Pro Tour Wilson

The grip of the racket is also firmer, the frame is more solid, and you will immediately notice that you get a more accurate and crisp feel, so now you can decide whether you want to pounce at the ball with all your strength or just give it a nice little soft spin. The racket should do the rough job. Now you go ahead and train like a pro. It may help you to know that this racket is Juan Martin del Potro’s very own racket of choice.

BLX Pro Tour

Wilson - BLX SixOne

Once upon a time Wilson produced and sent out to the markets a very popular line of rackets called KFactor, which turned out to be a great hit among high-level players. But that was a long, long time ago, or so it would seem. Today Wilson has made a giant stride, introducing new materials and new technologies to the racket-making industry.

Wilson - BLX SixOne

Without any major changes to the original KFactor structure, the new Wilson BLX SixOne uses basalt fibres interwoven with karophite to improve return swings and provide a smooth control on the serves, and generally to enhance the playing experience anywhere on the tennis court. The strings adapt to the blows as perfectly as a cushion, sending off some very powerful signals and sensations to your arm.

Tennis Racquet Review - Wilson Blx SixOne

Wilson’s BLX technology filters vibrations and makes the feel much more accurate and crisp, giving you more control over your swing and adding extra power to your blows. The swingweight is perfect, the grip is solid, the specs are ideal. Generally speaking, you should buy this all-purpose racket if you are looking for great control coupled with deep penetration and comfort. With this racket you might very well find yourself on the road to victory. At the very least you should give it a try.

BLX SixOne