Wilson Tour BLX

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1. Vahid says

   (February 14, 2022)

   Hello.
   Is the first picture of the page, a 2014 model?
   I see many different face in 138 tour blx model and get confused.
   And also see a diagram that shows a best model of this racket is 2014. ?

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   • Pierre says

     (February 14, 2022)

     I think that’s the 2012 model. I believe this is the 2014 version:

     https://www.squashsource.com/wilson-tour-138-blx/#18972

     I’m not sure which year is best but I have a feeling they are all pretty similar.

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2. Steven says

   (April 6, 2017)

   I’ve noticed Nicolas Mueller playing with new Wilson racket, called prostaff, noticed on his facebook page and at el gouna, looks similar to blx tour 138g. Don’t know it’s stats though, it’s white and orange

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   • Pierre says

     (April 6, 2017)

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3. Henry Lee says

   (January 29, 2016)

   Hiya all, greetings & salutations. I managed to buy two (1 used and 1 brand new) at USD60 which I thought was a pretty sweet deal. I am currently using the carboflex 130 which I feel is a so-so racket albeit its immense popularity among the professional players. My all-time fave is still the dunlop aerogel 4d elite. First off, this head-heavy blx tour is a very very powerful racket. I played 15 sets using solely this racket and my buddies simply will not accept the number of nicks I managed to squeeze in last night. It was so easy with the head-heavy frame to execute a cross-court nick. Regardless of the will power within, I simply cannot defy Mother Nature (I’m 41 this year), as the games dragged on, the racket really started to feel like Thor’s hammer. In the 14th & 15th game, practically all my forehand volley drops went down ringing the tin like a jackpot machine. I had to change my tactics to down-the-wall attrition squash but it was simply no-go. The weight distribution is very obvious. Overall, it was sheer pleasure playing with this racket but ONLY when the player is fresh. Will update on its durability in due course. Thank you all.

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   (March 25, 2015)

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5. Kimmo says

   (February 14, 2014)

   Haider asks if the racket is fake or not. Hologram or something?

   I have not seen fake squash rackets, but I bought two Yonex top model badminton rackets in Russia, 8 euros a piece. Well, they were shit obviously, and I knew it.

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6. Tjeerd says

   (June 19, 2013)

   I just bought 2 of these Wilson Tour BLX (2011) rackets with a 50% discount. Strung and regripped with a Karakal grip, this racket weighs just under the 160 grams. The Wilson site mentions a balancepoint of 35,7 cm; I’ve measured about 36,3 cm which I would call slightly head-heavy.

   Immediately at the first balls I hit with it, it felt good. Great control and feel, with plenty of power “under the hood”. What I like most about these Wilson Tour BLX rackets is their simple, straight and decent design.

   Recommended! 🙂

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   • Pierre Bastien says

     (June 24, 2013)

     Thanks for the feedback Tjeerd!

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7. haider says

   (May 25, 2013)

   how to know weather this raket is orignal or not ?

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   • Pierre says

     (May 28, 2013)

     Hi Haider, thanks for commenting. I’m not sure what you mean on this question… please let me know a bit more and I will try to help! Thanks

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