Racket comparison

Wilson Clash 100 vs Ultra 100

The Clash 100 is the comfort-first option. The Ultra 100 is the power-first option for players who want livelier depth from the same brand.

Updated May 2026 - Based on published specs, RacketFit benchmarks, and fit rules

Clash 100 vs Ultra 100: short answer

Choose the Clash 100 if you want a safer arm-friendly feel. Choose the Ultra 100 if you want more pace and easy baseline depth.

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Evaluation basis

How this matchup is evaluated

This comparison treats Wilson Clash 100 vs Wilson Ultra 100 as a buying decision, using the same specs, score categories, and player-fit trade-offs for both rackets.

Same-table specs

The comparison uses the same spec fields for Wilson Clash 100 and Wilson Ultra 100: weight, head size, string pattern, stiffness, and balance.

Seven fit scores

Power, control, spin, comfort, maneuverability, stability, and forgiveness are compared side by side so you can see where each racket wins.

Fit decision

The verdict focuses on which player should choose each racket, not which brand is more famous.

Trade-off check

A higher score in one area is treated as a trade-off to check against the other racket's strengths before making a shortlist.

These are comparative buying signals, not lab measurements or paid rankings.

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Side-by-Side Specs

SpecWilson Clash 100Wilson Ultra 100
Weight295g300g
Head size100 sq in100 sq in
String pattern16x1916x19
Stiffness5470
BalanceHead-lightHead-light

Performance Comparison

CategoryClash 100Ultra 100EdgeWhat the score means
Power 79 Wilson Ultra 100 A higher power score means the frame should help create depth and pace with less effort; a lower score usually rewards fuller swings and better timing.
Control 76 Wilson Clash 100 A higher control score means the frame should help players aim confidently on full swings; a lower score usually trades precision for easier depth.
Spin 77 Tie A higher spin score means the frame should reward fast acceleration, open-pattern response, and topspin-heavy stroke shapes.
Comfort 95 Wilson Clash 100 A higher comfort score means the frame is less likely to feel harsh, especially when stiffness and stability are favorable.
Maneuverability 87 Wilson Clash 100 A higher maneuverability score means the racket should move more easily on returns, volleys, and compact swings.
Stability 78 Wilson Ultra 100 A higher stability score means the racket should resist twisting better against pace, though it may require more strength to swing well.
Forgiveness 88 Tie A higher forgiveness score means the racket gives more margin on off-center contact, which matters most for beginners and improving players.

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