WILSON K Three FX 115 Tennis Racquet

The raquet feels so good but I already broke two raquet strings while gaming. Never before have I expirienced this. The moment the ball touched, crack ..have guarranty

The Triad system of vibration absorption really works. No more elbow pain. The power is excellent, yet it delivers a very nice soft touch for poaching with a drop-dead ball. Sad to see this product discontinued by Wilson.

This racket is an excellent choice for those who need power and like to feel the racket as an extension of their arm. Especially for beginner to intermediate players. It has a very nice feel; in contrast with its predecessor the K-Three. This K-Three FX doesn’t need a vibration dampener. The light weight gives you the chance to respond to hard hitters without the need of exhausting your energy. The large head size will translate into changing the strings more frequently, but with the advantage of having a wider area to hit the ball without depriving the nice feeling. Volleying was a good experience. One of our pro instructors uses this racket and keeps buying the new version as soon as it is available on the market. Now, if you are a hard hitter, I would suggest another Wilson with a smaller head size, such as the Wilson Khasim 5. It feels similar, but is better for intermediate and above players. I purchased this racket at Tennis Express and they demonstrated and provided excellent

I recently travelled to Scottsdale, AZ for a fun tennis weekend with 18 tennis ladies from Kansas. My racquet was damaged in flight. Many of my friends offered to share their racquets, so I could continue to play, but none matched up to my Wilson K3FX. There is so much more feel to this racquet than any I have owned or borrowed! The power is crisp. I could not wait to get home to order a new one!

This racquet has saved me from having to give up tennis due to elbow/shoulder strain. You feel no vibration and can play for hours with no arm injuries. It has a huge sweet spot and a lot of control for an oversize frame. I can provide my own power and can still keep the ball on the court. It feels crisp with volleys as well. Even though the specs on this racquet say it is best with compact swings, I have a medium length swing and have no problems controlling the racquet. For being light weight, I find it rarely twists in my hand when playing against hard hitters. Great doubles racquet - you can hit winners even on mishit balls. If you are looking for an arm friendly frame, don't shy away from trying it out because it says it is a beginner racquet. I am a 4.5 and this racquet performs well against all types of hitters.

I've only had this racquet for a few weeks, but so far I love it! I demoed this along with the new BLX models, but found this to perform much better. I have more control and plenty of power.

This new racquet I purchased was a replacement for the NCODE 2 115 square inches which I played with for about 5 years and overall I am pleased with the results. Those players with moderate swings will like the performance better than Wilson racquets. It seems more controllable and I'm able to achieve more top spin with the volleys and with the serves. I am going to purchase another as a backup to my present one.

I love the new racquet I got, and it has really improved my game. I love the way I grip it and the oversized head. I would recommend it to anyone.

Purchased a second Wilson K3FX as a backup. Wilson racquets are the worst to match of any manufacturer. 1st racquet weighs 9.7 strung; 2nd 10.4. Balance on both racquets is also totally off. 2nd racquet is totally useless.

i play about four times a week- i am about a 3.0-3.5 player. the raquet is great!!!! i am really enjoying it!!!!