Wilson Blade Junior V2

Introduction

The Wilson Blade Junior V2 is a lightweight tear-shaped racket for young or smaller players wanting an easy-swinging all-rounder.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a balanced feel, neither head-heavy nor head-light. This makes the swing and balance predictable, helping you place shots with less effort.

It also keeps the racket stable on off-center hits, which is a plus for developing players still working on their technique.

Grip

The grip is standard and comfortable, sized for smaller hands. Over a long match, the light weight reduces arm fatigue, so you can keep playing without your forearm burning.

Power & Control

With power at 4.9, you won't overpower anyone. You'll need full swings to get depth, which is a good learning tool but limits your attacking game.

Control at 6.3 means you can place the ball reasonably well, but it's not super precise. Expect some inconsistency when you're not hitting dead center.

Comfort & Speed

The medium-soft feel absorbs vibration well, so your arm stays comfortable. It's a nice option if you're prone to elbow soreness.

Maneuverability at 9.8 makes this one of the fastest rackets you'll find. You can react quickly at the net and change direction mid-swing without lag.

Materials & Durability

Built with fiberglass frames and faces, it's not the most durable racket on the market. Fiberglass is flexible and comfy but can crack under heavy impacts.

The EVA core gives a consistent rebound and keeps the feel medium-soft. It's a good combination for a starter racket, but don't expect it to last forever under hard use.

Analysis

The Blade Junior V2 weighs just 300 grams, which shows in its 9.8 maneuverability score. It feels quick in your hands, so you can react fast at the net and whip it through the air without strain.

Power is low at 4.9, so you won't smash balls past opponents easily. You'll need to generate pace with your own swing, which younger players are still developing.

Control sits at 6.3, decent but not top-tier. The medium-soft feel and tear shape give you a bit of forgiveness, so mis-hits don't punish you too hard.

The rebound of 7.8 is solid, meaning the racket does some work for you on defense. But the low power means attacking shots lack punch.

If you're an adult or a strong junior looking for power, this isn't for you. It suits beginners or those who need an easy, fast racket to learn with.