Wilson PRO Staff V2

The Wilson PRO Staff V2 is best suited to advanced and pro-level players who already generate racket head speed and want a racket that rewards accuracy and shot selection. It’s a good fit for players who mix offense and control—those who construct points with angled volleys, controlled smashes and spin-heavy serves rather than relying on brute force.

Because it weighs 365g and has a medium balance, it will suit players comfortable with a slightly substantive midweight feel; beginners or players seeking ultra-light maneuverability may find it less forgiving in fast reaction exchanges.

The round shape and medium balance of the Wilson PRO Staff V2 favor control-first play while offering respectable, situational power. It’s not a power-dominant racket—its soft EVA core and medium hardness temper the ball response, so power comes from technique and timing rather than an overly lively head.

That makes the V2 an effective choice for players who build points with placement, spin and tactical aggression: you can step into the ball for punchy smashes, but the racket excels when you prioritize directional control and consistency over sheer velocity.

Control is a clear strength for the PRO Staff V2. The round head gives a larger sweet spot and predictable feedback on off-center strikes, while the medium balance helps you keep volleys and defensive exchanges tidy.

At 365g the racket feels stable through impact yet remains reasonably maneuverable at the net and during quick exchanges. Players who value feel and directional accuracy will appreciate how the racket tracks through swings and responds on touch shots.

The Wilson PRO Staff V2 uses a carbon fiber face paired with a soft EVA core. The carbon face provides a crisp contact that aids control and shot precision, while the soft EVA core produces a forgiving, comfortable impact with reduced vibration compared with firmer cores.

The face has a rough surface, which helps you impart spin and adds another layer of shot-shaping capability. The listed hardness is medium, reinforcing the racket’s balance between responsiveness and comfort without claiming any proprietary constructions beyond the materials named.

On court the PRO Staff V2 feels composed and communicative. The soft core softens impact, giving a smooth touch on volleys and mid-court play, while the carbon face preserves a degree of bite for controlled attacking shots. The rough surface is noticeable when you try to add spin—topspin and slice respond predictably.

Overall the racket presents a measured blend of comfort and control: it doesn’t snap balls off the face for raw power, but it rewards precise swings with placement and manageable punch, which is why it scores well with experienced players (expert rating 8.6).

Because the PRO Staff V2 emphasizes control and a forgiving impact, players seeking maximum outright power or an extremely lively, springy face might find it less explosive than more power-focused designs. Expect to rely on your technique to generate pace.

At 365g and medium balance the racket strikes a middle ground—stable in rallies but not the fastest possible option for tight reaction volleys. Also note that the medium hardness and soft EVA core prioritize comfort and touch over a firm, stiffer feel some power-oriented players prefer.

Q: Is the Wilson PRO Staff V2 a good choice for beginners? A: No—this racket is positioned for advanced/pro players who can generate power and want control and shot-shaping. Beginners may prefer a lighter, more forgiving beginner-oriented model.

Q: How much does the racket weigh? A: The listed weight for the PRO Staff V2 is 365g.

Q: Can I get spin with this racket? A: Yes—the carbon fiber face combined with a rough surface makes it easier to add spin and effect to serves and groundstrokes.

Q: What kind of feel does it have? A: It has a medium-hardness feel with a soft EVA core, which produces a forgiving, comfortable impact while maintaining precision.