Nouvelle gamme wilson

[Kepouik]

Belle raquette, serait mieux sans les bandes blanches.

[roka9]

Belle raquette, serait mieux sans les bandes blanches.

c'est vrai qu'avec Federer, ça change tout

[Tidus]

Mouarf, il a du poil aux jambes

Sinon, je suis étonné de ne voir personne parlé de la Wilson K Five... Elle est certes chère, mais aussi très jolie et agréable.

[tonyo07]

Un peu de vrac

On peut remarquer qu'il y en a 2-3 BLX + FX

C'est quel modèle celle avec le grip cuir?

[grut]

Et une de plus, maintenant la BLX Pro Team FX

K Pro Team FX

Head Size: 100 sq. in

Length: 27 inches

Weight: Strung — 10.4 oz Unstrung — 9.8 oz

Tension: 53-63 pounds

Balance: 4 Pts Head Light

Beam Width: 26 mm Dual Taper Beam

Composition: 100% [K]arophite Black

Flex: 66

Grips Type: Kontrol Grip

Power Level: Medium

String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses

Swing Speed: Fast

Swing Weight: 307

BLX Pro Team FX

Head Size: 103 sq. in

Length: 27"

Weight: Strung: 10.5 oz/Unstrung: 9.9oz

Tension Range: 53-63 Lbs

Balance (unstrung): 5pts Head Light

Beam Width: 26mm Dual Taper Beam

Flex: 65

Grip Type: Wilson Performance Hybrid

Power Level: Medium-High

String Pattern: 16x19

Swing Speed: Fast

Swing Weight: 312

[MAGIC_ROGY]

Et une de plus, maintenant la BLX Pro Team FX

K Pro Team FX

Head Size: 100 sq. in

Length: 27 inches

Weight: Strung — 10.4 oz Unstrung — 9.8 oz

Tension: 53-63 pounds

Balance: 4 Pts Head Light

Beam Width: 26 mm Dual Taper Beam

Composition: 100% [K]arophite Black

Flex: 66

Grips Type: Kontrol Grip

Power Level: Medium

String Pattern: 16 Mains / 19 Crosses

Swing Speed: Fast

Swing Weight: 307

BLX Pro Team FX

Head Size: 103 sq. in

Length: 27"

Weight: Strung: 10.5 oz/Unstrung: 9.9oz

Tension Range: 53-63 Lbs

Balance (unstrung): 5pts Head Light

Beam Width: 26mm Dual Taper Beam

Flex: 65

Grip Type: Wilson Performance Hybrid

Power Level: Medium-High

String Pattern: 16x19

Swing Speed: Fast

Swing Weight: 312

Le paintjob (surtout en tête) rappelle les vieilles Hammer, c'est vraiment bof ...

[Cedriic]

Le paintjob (surtout en tête) rappelle les vieilles Hammer, c'est vraiment bof ...

Moi j'adore

Elle est plus belle que l'ancienne je trouve (d'ailleurs c'est la seule de la série dont on puisse vraiment le dire )

[clem77dams]

Je pense qu' il faut aussi les voir dans la réalité parce que sa ne rend jamais pareil en photo (surtout quand elles sont mal faites) et dans les mains. Même si je pense que certaines auraient pu être un peu mieux réussi.

P.S : tout de suite Roger l' a dans les mains, tout de suite la raquette à une meilleur gueule ^^

[tonyo07]

Belle raquette, serait mieux sans les bandes blanches.

Le tamis de celle que Roger tiens à l'air minuscule^^ C'est surement un effet d'optique mais on dirait que le coeur est plus étroit et rallongé...

[grut]

Wilson BLX Previews #7: Wilson BLX 6.1 Lite (New for 2010!)

En voilà une nouvelle:

BLX 6.1 Lite Tennis Racquet Specifications:

Head size: 102 Sq. In

Length: 27.25"

Weight: Strung: 9.6oz/Unstrung: 8.9oz

Stiffness: 70

Grip Type: Wilson Pro Hybrid

String Pattern: 16x20

Tension Range: 53-63 Lbs.

Balance (Unstrung): 3Pts Head Light

[T1T1]

f you thought Wilson was doing away with the K Factor technology think again! Here's the first of the new K Factor offerings.

For 2010 those who thought the K Factor/FX technology was gone for good, you’re wrong!

Wilson is releasing a few new frames that will incorporate the K Factor and FX technologies! The Wilson K Fierce Skye FX is a new model from Wilson for the 2010 lineup. I love the color scheme on it, black and blue are my two favorite colors.

Upon first picking up the K Fierce Skye FX, I feel that it’s a next generation of the game improvement racquets for Wilson. A 105 square inch head will provide players plenty of pop that they’re looking for to get their shots in deep. The racquet’s weight is in at a strung weight of 10.2 ounces, so there is some heft on it, but not a lot that it won’t be safe for transitioning juniors.

I’ve always loved the Wilson K Grip, and I’m glad Wilson didn’t throw it away, and it’s found a new home here on the K Fierce Skye FX. This racquet is more on the flexible side, after testing it on an RDC machine three times I turned up with the result of a 52 flex rating. I also tested the swing weight three times and averaged a 287 swing weight, so now I’m very anxious to get out on the court and hit with the newest of the K Factor offerings from Wilson, stay tuned for a full play test update! As always, you can jump in on the BLX discussion on the Tennis Now Forums and check out the rest of the 2010 Wilson offerings at Tennis & Stuff!

K Fierce Skye FX Specifications

Headsize: 105 Sq. in

Length: 27.5"

Weight: 10.2 oz strung (289 g) /9.6 oz unstrung

Stiffness: 52

Swing Weight: 287

String Pattern: 16x19

Grip Type: Wilson K Grip

Balance: 4 Pts Head Light

Tension Range: 53-63 lbs

Celle là au moins elle a un PJ 'achement plus beau!

Dommage que les spec soient un peu light à mon goût...

[clem77dams]

f you thought Wilson was doing away with the K Factor technology think again! Here's the first of the new K Factor offerings.

For 2010 those who thought the K Factor/FX technology was gone for good, you’re wrong!

Wilson is releasing a few new frames that will incorporate the K Factor and FX technologies! The Wilson K Fierce Skye FX is a new model from Wilson for the 2010 lineup. I love the color scheme on it, black and blue are my two favorite colors.

Upon first picking up the K Fierce Skye FX, I feel that it’s a next generation of the game improvement racquets for Wilson. A 105 square inch head will provide players plenty of pop that they’re looking for to get their shots in deep. The racquet’s weight is in at a strung weight of 10.2 ounces, so there is some heft on it, but not a lot that it won’t be safe for transitioning juniors.

I’ve always loved the Wilson K Grip, and I’m glad Wilson didn’t throw it away, and it’s found a new home here on the K Fierce Skye FX. This racquet is more on the flexible side, after testing it on an RDC machine three times I turned up with the result of a 52 flex rating. I also tested the swing weight three times and averaged a 287 swing weight, so now I’m very anxious to get out on the court and hit with the newest of the K Factor offerings from Wilson, stay tuned for a full play test update! As always, you can jump in on the BLX discussion on the Tennis Now Forums and check out the rest of the 2010 Wilson offerings at Tennis & Stuff!

K Fierce Skye FX Specifications

Headsize: 105 Sq. in

Length: 27.5"

Weight: 10.2 oz strung (289 g) /9.6 oz unstrung

Stiffness: 52

Swing Weight: 287

String Pattern: 16x19

Grip Type: Wilson K Grip

Balance: 4 Pts Head Light

Tension Range: 53-63 lbs

Celle là au moins elle a un PJ 'achement plus beau!

Dommage que les spec soient un peu light à mon goût...

Celle là, elle claque, elle est grave belle. Dommage que les BLX ne soient pas aussi belles

[Haddock]

Belle raquette, serait mieux sans les bandes blanches.

Oui, moi le la trouve pas mal !! Mais le rouge et le blanc est en trop à mon gout!!

[titiwilson]

bonsoir à tous, quelle sera la remplaçante de la KBlade ?

merci.

[T1T1]

The BLX 6.1 Team delivers the same concept for the new generation. The first thing you’ll notice is the new paintjob, the K-Factor K 6.1 Team was large on white, that’s gone for the BLX generation, replaced by a matted red and black paintjob with hints of gold and white take its place. The 18x20 string pattern remains, a few changes that should be noted for the new generation. Swing weight has decreased slightly, from 316 to 303; the racquet has also gotten a bit more flexible with a stiffness rating of 59 vs. an older rating of 61.

The BLX also sheds 2/10ths an ounce of weight, coming in at 10.6 ounces vs. 10.8 ounces on the K Factor K 6.1 Team.

I briefly got to take both the K 6.1 Team and BLX 6.1 Team out to hit against a wall, the BLX felt lighter to swing (due to the lower swing weight of course) and definitely felt more crisp than the K 6.1 Team, a definite improvement. Vibration was minimal.

[+Jeromemx]

Oui, moi le la trouve pas mal !! Mais le rouge et le blanc est en trop à mon gout!!

Ils sont obligés de mettre ces couleurs pour la distinguer car sans, ca aurait ressemblé à une K Blade (noir et or) tout pareil ^^

[Cedriic]

Ils sont obligés de mettre ces couleurs pour la distinguer car sans, ca aurait ressemblé à une K Blade (noir et or) tout pareil ^^

Oui c'est clair ça doit pas être facile d'inventer à chaque fois un paintjob qui soit suffisamment distinctif par rapport à ce qui a déjà été fait.

[BGdu77]

j aime pas du tt

super déçu

[Salem]

The BLX 6.1 Team delivers the same concept for the new generation. The first thing you’ll notice is the new paintjob, the K-Factor K 6.1 Team was large on white, that’s gone for the BLX generation, replaced by a matted red and black paintjob with hints of gold and white take its place. The 18x20 string pattern remains, a few changes that should be noted for the new generation. Swing weight has decreased slightly, from 316 to 303; the racquet has also gotten a bit more flexible with a stiffness rating of 59 vs. an older rating of 61.

The BLX also sheds 2/10ths an ounce of weight, coming in at 10.6 ounces vs. 10.8 ounces on the K Factor K 6.1 Team.

I briefly got to take both the K 6.1 Team and BLX 6.1 Team out to hit against a wall, the BLX felt lighter to swing (due to the lower swing weight of course) and definitely felt more crisp than the K 6.1 Team, a definite improvement. Vibration was minimal.

comprends pas pourquoi Wilson a allégé ce cadre... c'était déjà léger mais là : encore plus légère, moins rigide, SW au raz des paquerettes, c'est vraiement une plume. Je me demande si ça aura un intérêt en terme de jeu et si ce cadre trouvera son public .

Je pensais attendre qu'elles sortent pour renouveler mon matos, maintenant j'hésite. Faudra vraiment essayer ...

[T1T1]

Wilson BLX Previews #10: Wilson BLX Pro Open

Wilson's sucessor to the K Factor K Pro Open

Wilson's successor to the popular K Pro Open is the Wilson BLX Pro Open. The first thing players will notice is the green scheme that separated the K Pro family has been replaced by a slick black and yellow scheme, with hints of white and gold throughout, a definite fan favorite this has been.

Players will notice a definite ease in swinging this one versus the K Pro Open, the swing weight has dropped significantly (RDC tested) from 320 to 305. Head size, string pattern, balance, stiffness, and weight all remain the same as the K Pro Open.

I think players will appreciate the ease in swinging to take big cuts at the ball and generate some awesome spin from all parts of the court. I had the chance to take this one out and I can definitely say I love it, no matter where I am on the court it maneuvers just as I need it to...

BLX Pro Open Specifications

Head size: 100sq. in

Length: 27"

Weight: Strung-11.2oz/Unstrung-10.5oz

String Pattern: 16x19

Balance: 5pts Head Light

Swing Weight: 305

Tension Range: 53-63lbs

Grip Type: Wilson Pro Hybrid

[T1T1]

Wilson nous a pondu un extra-terrestre

New for the 2010 lineup, Wilson is introducing their new BLX lineup, but not leaving the K Factor line in the dust, the 3rd release for the K Factor line is the Wilson K Bold.

A lot of people are going to mistake it for a K 6.1 family racquet, the color scheme is reversed to that of a K 6.1, and lots of fans will appreciate the timeless paintjob on the K Bold.

The racquet itself from the specification standpoint is going to be a transition type racquet or beginning racquet, a 9.8oz strung weight and 46 flex rating tell me so. Swing weight gives it the feel of a player frame almost when swinging, testing showed 290 after three tests on the RDC machine. A 16x20 string pattern will help players find the control they need while providing a nice amount of spin to put away shots at the net or down the line.

Specifications of Wilson K Bold

Head size: 100”

Length: 27”

Weight: Strung-9.8oz/Unstrung-9.2oz (260 g)

Flex: 46

Swing weight: 290

String Pattern: 16x20

Balance: 5pts Head Light

Grip: Wilson Cushion Aire

[masterjoe]

comprends pas pourquoi Wilson a allégé ce cadre... c'était déjà léger mais là : encore plus légère, moins rigide, SW au raz des paquerettes, c'est vraiement une plume. Je me demande si ça aura un intérêt en terme de jeu et si ce cadre trouvera son public .

Je pensais attendre qu'elles sortent pour renouveler mon matos, maintenant j'hésite. Faudra vraiment essayer ...

c'est clair... en tant que joueur de K 6-1 Team, je trouve que ce qui me semble être un retour vers les specs erratiques de la HPS 6.5, ancêtre de la Team, est une hérésie. :angry:

Au contraire il eût fallu la rigidifier, et/ou l'alourdir (éventuellement un plan de cordage 16x19 eût été intéressant) mais surtout pas la ramollir et la rendre plus légère encore...

Quant au look, c'est pas la pire BLX (plutôt la mieux) mais la K est plus belle à mon avis.

Ceci étant, les specs auraient été super j'aurais changé sans hésiter mais là, je passe, comme dirait Patrick Bruel.

[youk102002]

Wilson nous a pondu un extra-terrestre

New for the 2010 lineup, Wilson is introducing their new BLX lineup, but not leaving the K Factor line in the dust, the 3rd release for the K Factor line is the Wilson K Bold.

A lot of people are going to mistake it for a K 6.1 family racquet, the color scheme is reversed to that of a K 6.1, and lots of fans will appreciate the timeless paintjob on the K Bold.

Beaucoup de gens vont la confondre avec une autre raquette de la famille des K6.1, le jeu de couleur est inversé par rapport aux K6.1, et beaucoup de fans apprécieront le paintjob intemporel sur la KBold

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The racquet itself from the specification standpoint is going to be a transition type racquet or beginning racquet, a 9.8oz strung weight and 46 flex rating tell me so. Swing weight gives it the feel of a player frame almost when swinging, testing showed 290 after three tests on the RDC machine. A 16x20 string pattern will help players find the control they need while providing a nice amount of spin to put away shots at the net or down the line.

Specifications of Wilson K Bold

Head size: 100”

Length: 27”

Weight: Strung-9.8oz/Unstrung-9.2oz (260 g)

Flex: 46

Swing weight: 290

String Pattern: 16x20

Balance: 5pts Head Light

Grip: Wilson Cushion Aire

c'est clair... en tant que joueur de K 6-1 Team, je trouve que ce qui me semble être un retour vers les specs erratiques de la HPS 6.5, ancêtre de la Team, est une hérésie. :angry:

Au contraire il eût fallu la rigidifier, et/ou l'alourdir (éventuellement un plan de cordage 16x19 eût été intéressant) mais surtout pas la ramollir et la rendre plus légère encore...

Quant au look, c'est pas la pire BLX (plutôt la mieux) mais la K est plus belle à mon avis.

Ceci étant, les specs auraient été super j'aurais changé sans hésiter mais là, je passe, comme dirait Patrick Bruel.

Deux solutions ou t'as pas lu ou tu ne comprends pas l'anglais

Alors la phrase en gras dans le post sur la KBold commence par "beaucoup de gens vont se tromper avec une autre raquette de la famille K6.1" (en l'occurrence la team)

Donc pas d'inquiétude pour les fan de la K6.1 Team elle aura la même couleur que la BLX 6.1 Tour (Noir rouge et or) pour les specs ça je ne sais pas.

[WPST]

il comparait la k6.1 team et la blx 6.1 team et non la k bold

[youk102002]

il comparait la k6.1 team et la blx 6.1 team et non la k bold

j'ai raté un post mes plus plates excuses