Lightweight power defines the Wilson Burn 100LS, which is exceptionally manoeuvrable. Along with Spin Effect Technology, the 100LS delivers control from the baseline. Spin Effect Technology increases action on the ball by using fewer cross strings than main.
The Burn continues to generate power to blast shots from the baseline, but now with a new design that amps up performance and looks. A fresh aesthetic features a pure and simple design with engineered paint finishes, textures and an improved feel and design.
Headsize 100 in. sq.
Weight (U) 280g / 9.9oz
String Pattern 18x16
Balance (U) 32.5cm / 6 pt HL
Beam (Taper System) 23-25-23mm Dual Taper Beam
Length 27 in.
Please be advised that this racket will come strung unless the image displays otherwise.
Please note that all Wilson Burn rackets come without a protective head cover.
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Measuring Your Grip Size
Choosing the right grip size is a vital part of playing tennis. The right grip size will make your racket feel natural and comfortable.
Use a ruler and measure (in inches) from the crease fold in your hand, to the top of your ring finger. Please see table below:
Note: It is always better to go for a smaller grip size, as you can easily increase your grip size with over grips.
