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Wilson Beginner Tennis Racquets Compared: Tour Slam Lite, Impact, Aggressor and Ultra Power 112 XL (India)

Four strung Wilson racquets from ₹2,869 to ₹3,289. We compare Tour Slam Lite, Impact, Aggressor and Ultra Power 112 XL for new players.

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Wilson Tour Slam Lite strung tennis racquet, a lightweight beginner racquet compared with Wilson Impact and Aggressor

Wilson beginner tennis racquets compared: four strung options under ₹3,300

If you are buying your first adult racquet, a pre-strung model saves you the cost and wait of stringing. Wilson lists several at low prices, and InstaSport stocks four between ₹2,869 and ₹3,289. This guide compares them so you can choose without overpaying.

The four racquets

  • Wilson Aggressor (297 g, grip 2) — ₹2,869. The cheapest and the heaviest of the four at 297 grams.
  • Wilson Tour Slam Lite (274 g) — ₹3,055. Sold as a lightweight beginner racquet.
  • Wilson Impact (277 g, 16x19, grip L3) — ₹3,055. A lightweight power racquet with an alloy frame.
  • Wilson Ultra Power 112 XL — ₹3,289. Sold for beginners and recreational play; the "112" refers to its large head size in square inches.

What the numbers mean for a new player

  • Weight: light racquets (around 270–280 g) are easier to swing for hours. A heavier one such as the Aggressor adds stability but tires the arm sooner.
  • Head size: a larger head gives a bigger sweet spot, which forgives off-centre hits. This is why many beginner racquets have heads of 105 square inches or more.
  • Grip size: a wrong grip causes wrist and elbow strain. Use our grip size guide before ordering.

Strung vs unstrung

Pre-strung racquets are ready to play and suit beginners. As you improve, you will want different strings and tension; our strung vs unstrung guide explains the trade-off.

Which one to pick

If budget is the main concern, the Aggressor is the cheapest. If you want the lightest feel for long practice sessions, the Tour Slam Lite or Impact are good starting points. If you tend to miss the centre often, the Ultra Power 112 XL's large head is designed to help. Buy a can of practice balls too; our guide to the best tennis balls covers practice and match options. If you are buying for a child, see our junior racquet comparison instead.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Wilson tennis racquet is cheapest in India?

Of the four compared here, the Wilson Aggressor is the cheapest at ₹2,869 at InstaSport.

Is a lightweight racquet better for beginners?

Usually yes. A lighter racquet is easier to swing and tires the arm less, although very light frames can feel less stable.

Do beginners need to restring a pre-strung racquet?

Not at first. Pre-strung racquets are ready to play. Consider restringing when strings lose tension or break.

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