Wilson Shift 99 v1 US Open 2024 Tennis Racquet

Name: Wilson Shift 99 v1 US Open 2024 Tennis Racquet
Brand: Wilson
SKU: WR166411U
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Wilson Shift 99 v1 US Open 2024 Tennis Racquet Navy/White WR166411U
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Item #: WR166411U

$269.00

$179.00

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Grip Size

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String Type

Strung Hybrid Strung Unstrung

String Options

Main String

Cross String

Quantity

$179.00

Grip/Stringing Info

Overview
Specs

Overview

Experience the electric atmosphere and discover the hidden gems of North America's biggest Grand Slam tennis tournament with the US Open Shift 99 V1 tennis racquet. This racquet stands out with its ARC 3D technology, providing controllable power and devastating spin thanks to its torsional stability and lateral flexibility in the frame. The 16x20 string pattern enhances the power and spin offered by the frame. The Shift V1 collection, developed and refined through player feedback from around the world, also features plant-based materials in the end cap and bumper, elevating your game to the next level.

Specs

Racquet Specifications

Headsize: 99 sq. in.
Length: 27 in.
Weight (strung): 11.2 oz.
Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 66
Balance: 12.75 in. Head Light (6pts)
Cross Section: 23.5/23.5/23.5mm
Swingweight: 313 kg*sq. cm
String Pattern: 16x20
Grip: Wilson Pro Performance
Stringing Tips: Two piece racquet. Main String Skips: Throat: 7,9 | Head: 7,9

Product Review Summary

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Overall Rating: 5.0/5.0

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Customer Reviews

May 19, 2025

best racquet i've played with so far

Every few years, I change up my racquets. I stay with wilsons. I played with a clash for a while, and I was pretty happy with it. There's actually a Wilson company store across the street from my office. When they would come out with new models, I would ask the nice woman there who does the stringing if it was worth a changing. When the shift came out, she said absolutely. It is a great combination of control, power and lots of spin. I find it is easier on the arm/elbow than a lot of similar racquets.

michael

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