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Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 Tennis Racket Review & Buying Guide (India)

Flexible feel with added stability: our India-first review of the Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3, who it suits and what to budget.

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Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 tennis racket, unstrung

Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 tennis racket review for India

The Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 Tennis Racket (Unstrung) is listed at ₹23,099 on InstaSport. It sits at the performance end of Wilson's Clash family, which is known for a flexible frame that is kind to the arm. Wilson's description highlights FreeFlex technology for feel and control, StableSmart frame geometry for stability, and a head-light balance for fast racket-head speed and easy handling at the net. Here is who it suits, and what to know before you buy.

Key features

  • FreeFlex technology: designed to give a very flexible, plush feel with strong control on every swing.
  • StableSmart geometry: aims to add stability while keeping the signature Clash flexibility.
  • Head-light balance: makes the racket feel quick and manoeuvrable, especially at the net.
  • Unstrung: you choose your strings and tension.

Check the listing or the racket throat for exact weight, balance and string pattern before buying.

How it should play

The Clash approach is to let the frame flex on contact, which many players describe as a comfortable, connected feel. The V3 adds geometry intended to improve stability, so the racket should feel less wobbly against heavy pace. Head-light balance helps with volleys and quick reactions, though it can make the racket feel less plough-through than a head-heavy frame on defensive shots. Strings will change the feel significantly; read our hybrid string setups guide.

Who it suits

  • Intermediate and advanced players who value feel and comfort
  • Players with arm sensitivities who want a flexible frame (this is general information, not medical advice)
  • All-court players who like to volley and move quickly

Who should look elsewhere

Beginners may find this level of racket expensive and more than they need; a lighter, more forgiving model could be a smarter start. Players who want a smaller, more control-focused head can consider our Wilson Clash 98 V2.0 review, and those just starting out can read our beginner's racket guide.

Pros and cons

Pros: flexible, comfortable feel; added stability from the V3 geometry; head-light balance for easy handling; unstrung for customisation.
Cons: premium price; unstrung, so factor in strings and labour; a flexible frame may feel less punchy to players who prefer stiff, power-oriented rackets.

What to budget beyond the racket

Plan for strings, stringing, an overgrip and a bag or cover. Our restringing guide covers cost and timing.

Cheaper alternatives from the same brand

If this is above budget, the Wilson Pro Staff Precision 100 (₹10,399) and Wilson Blade Feel 100 (₹10,399) are both 100 sq in options, and the Wilson Clash 98 V2.0 (₹17,061) keeps the Clash feel in a smaller head.

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Frequently asked questions

What is FreeFlex technology in the Wilson Clash?

According to Wilson, FreeFlex is the technology that gives the Clash its flexible frame, designed for feel and control on every swing.

Is the Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 good for tennis elbow?

Flexible frames are often more comfortable for players with sensitive arms, but anyone with pain should consult a doctor or physiotherapist.

How much does the Wilson Clash 100 Pro V3 cost in India?

It is listed at ₹23,099 unstrung on InstaSport. You will need to add strings and an overgrip.

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