Racquet images are AI-generated, and all performance stats are estimates based on general opinions gathered from around the internet — not official manufacturer data. How these scores work
| RACQUET ANALYSIS // DATA-BLOCK 13
| STRING PAIRING MATRIX
Pick a string, then slide the tension and lead tape bars below — the stats above update as you go.
| VERDICT // WHO THIS FRAME SUITS
Players who prioritize arm-friendly comfort and stability above all
Best for players managing arm trouble who still want a modern frame. Tennisnerd calls it “the bestseller and the racquet that can be used by all types of intermediate players, yes even beginners”, and Tennis Warehouse points anyone wanting “a soft and slightly muted feel” straight at it. One caveat surfaced more than once: the flex makes depth hard to read, with a tester reporting “a lot of shots landing in that I felt were going out”. That takes a few sessions to trust.
| PLAYER FEEDBACK // EXCERPTED REVIEWS
Review excerpts are quoted in their original language.
“The bestseller and the racquet that can be used by all types of intermediate players, yes even beginners.”
“Players who want a soft and slightly muted feel in an easy-to-use modern racquet should put the Clash 100 v2 on their next demo list.”
“The stringbed offered a comfortable response no matter where the ball hit it; however, I had a lot of shots landing in that I felt were going out.”
“This racquet combines a unique, flexible feel with easy power and depth.”