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Wilson Reverse Colour Scheme for Burn and Blade

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Granollers Wilson Burn 100

It seems like Wilson is trying some reverse colour-ways for their racquets. Marcel Granollers is endorsing the popular Wilson Burn 100 with Countervail (he strings it with Luxilon Big Banger original) but as you can see in the above picture it looks far from this:

So it is rumoured that Wilson will try reverse colour-ways for the Wilson Blade and Wilson Burn series. Why? I have no idea. Maybe as a marketing ploy for the clay season? Would be interesting to hear your guesses.

I personally like the way they have been working with the “heritage paint job style” this year. It follows a clear plan. But maybe it was too clear and too plain and this is a way to bump sales?

Wilson Burn 100 CV was just named “Most Improved Racquet of the Year” by Tennis Magazine so I guess they must be doing something right. However it is not clear how well the new line of Wilson CV Blades is selling. The line is more muted than the previous iteration, but for people with sensitive elbows this could be a good direction.

Here is American Tommy Paul in a low-res screenshot playing with the reversed colour Blade 98.

What will be the next racquet trend? It’s an article I’m working on, but I would love to hear your thoughts.

 

 

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4 comments

luis matos April 19, 2017 - 13:53

Probably because on TV (sometimes live) you could not differentiate the Pro Staff from the Burn…the red/orange is not that different for TV. You could never know who was playing with what.
just my 2 cents

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Ethan Matthes April 20, 2017 - 22:52

Like the green blade appearance. Are those available to the general public or professionals only?

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Tennisnerd April 21, 2017 - 15:09

They do look pretty cool! They are coming on June 1st. Limited edition paint job from Wilson.

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Joe pro May 12, 2017 - 00:23

Those are going to be out mid summer and will be available to the public. The racquets are limited edition. (Sources: store manager at my work)

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