The signature performance of the Clash 100 Pro gets an upgrade in comfort, power and playability while maintaining the game-changing flexibility and stability that are hallmarks of the Clash franchise. The Clash 100 Pro V3 utilizes patented SI3D technology that revises the frame's bending capabilities for a more targeted approach to plow-through power. Enhanced comfort and improved forgiveness makes everywhere feel like the sweet spot, resulting in better consistency even when making off-center contact. The Agiplast plant-based end cap, bumper and grommets reduce waste and lower the environmental footprint, while the Click & Go system makes for quick and easy bumper replacement. The Clash 100 Pro V3's attractive redesign includes a graphite black finish with red accents, marked by the iconic Clash logo embossed on the throat.
Parallel Drilling: Grommet construction provides a consistent, more forgiving string bed response while dramatically increasing the sweet spot.
Vertical Bending: Vertical bending of racket frame increases ball dwell time on string bed for players with more modern, vertical swings.
Horizontal Bending: Horizontal bending of racket frame creates industry-leading flexibility for enhanced control on more traditional, horizontal swings.
SI3D: Optimizes three-dimensional frame bending for targeted power, spin and control.
FORTYFIVE°: Patent-protected frame layup produces more connected-to-the-ball feel while better complementing the more modern, vertical swing path. Material increases both flexibility and stability without compromise through the swing
Head Size: 100 sq.in
Length: 27in
Unstrung weight: 320g
String Pattern: 16 mains 20 crosses
Recommended tension: 50-60lbs (23-27kg)
TWM Expert says: A favourite in the shop due to it's arm-friendly properties without compromising power, this new version is a slight tweak on the previous, with a touch more stability in the head of the racket for responding to hard hit shots. A comfortable offering (more powerful with less control than the Clash 100, after demoing)
