Wilson Sporting Goods has officially launched the Blade v10, marking the 20-year evolution of one of tennis’ most trusted performance racquet franchises.
Built around ultimate control, responsive feel and aggressive consistency, the Blade v10 is designed for players who want to take command of points without sacrificing precision.
The new Blade will immediately have major tour credibility, with players including world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, Amanda Anisimova, Mirra Andreeva, Vicky Mboko and Jakub Menšík all set to compete with the frame.
“I have been playing with Wilson’s Blade rackets since I was 15, we have seen a lot of wins together, which makes the relationship between an athlete and their racket extremely special,” says Aryna Sabalenka, world No. 1. “The Blade v10 gives me everything that is important for me in a racket– confidence, control and the ability to compete as aggressively as possible. It was fun to test the prototype versions over the last few months, and I am excited to finally compete with v10.”
Source: Wilson Sporting Goods
First introduced in 2006, the Blade franchise has long been known as a favorite among advanced players seeking feel and precision. Wilson says the v10 is the most aggressive Blade yet, representing the most significant update in the line’s history.
Key performance upgrades include Wilson’s new TurboTaper technology, which helps increase power through an enhanced beam construction, along with StableFeel+, designed to improve frame stability and responsive feedback.
The result is a racquet built to help players transition from defense into offense more effectively while maintaining command in pressure moments.
Wilson also emphasized tighter manufacturing tolerances, with each frame built to deliver more consistent weight and balance specifications across the line — a major performance benefit for competitive players.
Visually, the racquet arrives in a Championship Green colorway with an infrared hot spot, giving the Blade v10 one of the strongest cosmetic updates in recent memory.
“The Blade franchise has been one of the most trusted rackets on tour, and we have been hard at work innovating to deliver the best version for today’s evolving game,” says Jason Collins, Global General Manager of Racquet Sports at Wilson. “Our main goal at Wilson is to always provide the top, cutting-edge equipment to our athletes, and we are confident the Blade v10 represents a significant upgrade, making it easier than ever to control the court.”
The Blade v10 launches in eight models, including the popular Blade 98 (16×19), Blade 98 (18×20), Blade 100 and Blade 104, with pricing ranging from $289 to $299.
The release is also supported by a matching collection of bags, including the Super Tour 15-pack, 9-pack, backpack and duffle.
For players looking for tour-level control with a modern power boost, the Blade v10 may quickly become one of the most talked-about racquets of the season.
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Source: Wilson Sporting Goods