So, what IS the difference?
Wilson has presented us with a couple of choices when it comes to choosing a 100-square-inch racquet!
Later we will have a comparison table showing the pertinent property data, but now we can see the graphics difference between the two racquets:
Pro Staff Six-One 100
ProStaff X v14 100
The Pro Staff Six-One 100 has a very shiny rust color. The Pro Staff X is the matt finish used on most of the v14 Pro Staff models.
In addition to the “shining,” the Six-One has the “normal” elliptical cross-section, while the “X” has a “box beam” geometry which is a little more narrow.
The string spacing on the “X” is slightly more open, which may contribute to the power calculation being a bit higher.
The flex of the “X” is a little greater in the shaft area.
That is enough talk!”
Let’s look at the numbers:
| Manufacturer | Wilson |
|---|---|
| Racquet Model | Wilson Pro Staff X 100, v14 |
| Reference Tension | 55 |
| String | PEEK 7710 |
| Machine Used | True Tension Professional |
| String Bed Stiffness - RDC | 50.0 Units |
| String Bed Stiffness -FlexFour | 61.0 Pounds |
| String Bed Stiffness - SBS | 47.0 pounds |
| String Bed Stiffness - ERT | 38 Kg/Cm |
| Racquet Flex, RDC | 64 - After Stringing |
| Racquet Flex, FlexFour | 47.0 |
| Racquet - In Plane Stiffness | 467.9 Lbs/Inch |
| Weight, Grams | 340 |
| Weight, Ounces | 11.99 |
| Balance, mm | 322 |
| Balance, Inch | 12.68 |
| Length, Cm | 68.6 |
| Length, Inch | 27.03 |
| Head Width | 9.73 |
| Head Length | 13.06 |
| Head Area, cm2 | 643.4 |
| Head Area, Sq. Inch | 99.7 |
| Beam Height @ Grip, mm | 22.3 |
| Beam Height @ Mid, mm | 22.0 |
| Beam Height @ Tip | 22.0 |
| Beam Width @ Grip, mm | 11.00 |
| Beam Width @ Throat, mm | 11.00 |
| Beam Width @ Mid, mm | 12.00(PWS) |
| Beam Width @ Tip, mm | 12.00(including bumper) |
| Number of Main Strings | 16 |
| Number of Cross Strings | 19 |
| Ratio Cross/Mains | .627 |
| Main String Grid | 7.50 |
| Cross String Grid | 10.81 |
| Density (% of head filled with string) | 81.2% |
| Average Cross String Space | .569 |
| Average Main String Space | .469 |
| Dynamic Tension, Kp, ERT MasterTensometer | 38 |
| Dynamic Tension, Lbs/in | 212.54 |
| First Moment, Nm | .841 |
| Polar Moment | 341.0 |
| Torsional Stability | 17 |
| Swing Weight, Kg/cm2 | 324 |
| Swing Weight, Ounces | 11.43 |
| Swing Weight Calculated | 352.2 (full-length) |
| Power, RDC | 53.0 |
| Control, RDC | 47.0 |
| Manueverability, RDC | 71.0 |
| Power, Calculated | 2088.8 |
| Head Points | 6.61 |
| Head Weight, % | 46.9% |
| Center of Percussion | 20.8 |
| Dwell Time, ms | 9.00 |
| Efective Stiffness - lbs | 28.1 |
| K, Lb/In | 160.26 |
| Recoil Weight | 158.85 |
| Twist Weight | 240.78 |
| End Weight | 141.3 |
| Tip Weight | 198.9 |
| 9 O'Clock | 102.5 |
| 3 O'Clock | 101.9 |
| Butt Cap | 135.6 |
| COF, Main | .529 |
| COF, Cross | .499 |
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Posted on June 9, 2023, in Demo, Inspiration, Juniors, Pro Staff, Pro Stsff, Wilson. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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