Wilson Pro Staff Tennis Rackets
Brand new edition (v13) of the iconic ProStaff range from Wilson available now!
The new 2020 edition is a brilliant design based on the iconic look of the Pete Sampras model from few years ago. The materials used have not been changed too much to maintain the playing characteristics of the rackets (to the Wilson Staff players exacting standards). Staff players include Roger Federer, Grigor Dimitrov, Kyle Edmund and Petra Kvitova.
The latest Wilson Pro Staff tennis rackets use braided graphite to maintain the pure, consistent feel that players have come to know and love in the Pro Staff line. Building upon that iconic feel, this version of the Pro Staff simply radiates power, polish and performance, and rewards those players that put their all in and play their heart out on the court.
Designed for passionate players that leave everything on the court, Federer's new Pro Staff lets you find your rhythm early on in the game, letting you dictate every move, fine-tune your performance in-game and re-invent yourself as you play, creating a performance that means your shots are smooth, sharp and full of power. Like a classic instrument, the new RF97 is the perfect choice when you want the tennis world to listen up while your performance rises to even higher levels, letting you go from good...to great...to rock-star status.
History of the Wilson Pro-Staff
Engineered in Chicago, the Wilson Pro-Staff line is one of the most legendary names in tennis. Used by some of the finest players in tennis history, the Pro Staff has long been known as Wilson's finest product. While the original Jack Kramer Autograph model is the first Pro Staff racket, the Pro Staff 85 was the first well-known graphite version, and was established as a legendary racquet by Pete Sampras, who used it throughout his entire career. Following Sampras, players such as Jimmy Connors, Jim Courier, Stefan Edberg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, Mary Pierce and Roger Federer have used Wilson Pro Staffs, making it the choice of champions.