WILSON BLX Pro Tour Tennis Racquets

This racquet is suit for power player which like play at baseline. Control is perfect due to 1820 string pattern, but hit power is a little weak. Spin is not as good as ads, but still a good one. The most important, performance/price is greate.

I got my new tennis racquets at tennis express, i got the blx pro tour and i´m playing super confortabl, actually i´m feel so much better at the time to play a match....im really happy.

Ive been using Wilson racquets for many years - beginning with the Pro Staff. Each generation keeps getting better and better. This is the first racquet Ive used with the 18x20 string pattern and I like it. Still have the ability to put a lot of spin on the ball, great control and plenty of power. The frame is terrific.

I purchased the BLX Pro Tour to supplement my collection of K Factor Pro Tours. Normally, I use a mid-solf polyester, Wilson Enduro 17 gauge at 52.5 lbs. I ordered the BLX version with Dunlop polyester 17 at 54 pounds, but found this very stiff due to the dense string pattern 18x20 so I cut this out and replaced with Dunlop Explosive Synthetic at 54 lbs and this felt much better. I could probably string this combination down to 50 lbs and still get lots of control, even at net. All the Pro Tour rackets are head light, which means they are very maneaverable and conducive to top spin. The K Factor version gives more noticeable bite and topspin due to more open string pattern, but BLX version seems to have bigger, more consistent sweet spot. The BLX version has one of the densest string patters that I ever had not counting my Jack Kramer wooden racket from 35 years ago. Nice to have this BLX version in my bag.

Puts good speed on ball without any lost of control. Good addition to an already steady control player.

this racket is just the right weight and the dense string pattern helps control and add lots of spin. i found that the stiffness helped on serves and since i am a lefty i tend to add lots of spin on everything. the racket arrived in 1 day on a black friday! Very fast shipping very good service. ill be back.

I bought this racket after having tried the Pro Open and the Six One 95 and I love it! Both of these rackets were truly excellent, but the Pro Tour is the perfect medium. Great control!

The BLX Pro Tour gives some extra power on serves but that same pop pushes my 1HBH long compared to my Wilson Npro Open. Both rackets are strung at 60/62 Kev/Stam. So I'm not so sure about the tighter string pattern giving greater control if spin equals control. The BLX is easier on the elbow. I'm trying 17g Kev and see if it helps the BLX bite better. (4.0-4.5 depending if my serve shows up!).

Have been a hammer racquet user for twelve years and decided to improve my equipment. With the expert recommendations of manager Vinh Nguyen regarding string type, tension, and guage I am loving this racquet! Beautiful dual taper beam is smooth with a classic flat paint, much more professional looking than the high gloss paints. Solid feel with minimal vibration, enjoying the head light design. I try to hit balls out and they still go in!!! I highly recommend for a player with power strokes. One happy customer:)

As a racket with 16x20 string pattern this racket DOES NOT provide the extra control typical for rackets with the 18x20 string pattern since IT DOES NOT HAVE ONE. As a heavier racket, it does not provide extra control or comfort since IT IS NOT A HEAVIER RACKET. Heavier than some but not heavier than most, just plain average. To add to the completely inconclusive notes the racket obtained in the video review, alongside the wrong ones ("18x20" - if they do not feel it why don't they count?) this racket's performance is just about OK.