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Wilson [K] Factor [K] Pro Open
$169.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Power generation is good enough for most players. Accuracy is precise, ball goes right where you mean to send it. Large sweet-spot makes it tough to make a bad shot.
The Cons:Could stand to be more solid and stable, may need to use lead tape to increase the weight. Can get a fair amount of vibration.
The Wilson [K] Factor [K] Pro Open racquet is a lower-mid-range model that targets competitive players who like a balance between maneuverability and control, and emphasizes power. It is 4 points head-light and weighs just over 11 ounces when strung.
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The frame design features Wilson's "Karophite Black" material, which increases the strength of the frame graphite. Like many of the other [K] models, the Pro Open has larger-than-usual grommet holes, which allow the strings to flex more, which in turn slightly increases contact time with the ball, power and fluidity of stroke. Wilson suggests this racquet is for more aggressive players.
Features
- "Karophite Black" frame construction
- Double-sized grommet holes
- 11.1 oz.
- 4 pts. head-light
- 27" long
- 16 x 19 string pattern
- Headsize: 100"
- Emphasizes power
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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power generation is good enough for most players
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accuracy is precise, ball goes right where you mean to send it
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large sweet-spot makes it tough to make a bad shot
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light enough for non-athletes and casual players
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1
solid build quality, everything feels firm and secure
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creates lots of spin with little effort
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could stand to be more solid and stable, may need to use lead tape to increase the weight
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can get a fair amount of vibration
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