With the Burn 100LS Wilson delivers a speedy spin machine with an impressive combination of bite, precision and pop. The light weight makes it ideal for intermediate players looking for a light racket that feels fast and explosive. With its grippy Spin Effect string pattern (18x16), the Burn 100LS can deliver a very spin-loaded ball that jumps off the court. Players with two-handed backhands will appreciate the X2 Shaft which features a longer handle for added leverage and better feel. Wilson also adds its Parallel Drilling to this stick, a technology that reduces string on racket friction in order to create a livelier, more comfortable stringbed. From the backcourt this racket's accuracy on full swings is a recipe for confidence. Topspin players will find the perfect tool for dictating action with pace and spin. At net this racket's fast feel is perfect for aggressive poaching and reaction volleys. The light and explosive feel is also an asset on service returns where our playtesters found it easy to stay aggressive. Wilson has created a great option for intermediates and strong juniors looking to attack the ball and keep their opponents on defense.

Grading Scale

Unused

Racket has not been hit with but may have minor cosmetic defects. May or may not have been strung.

Grade A - Excellent

Racket is in excellent condition. It exhibits very little use; wear is evident on grip and grommets only. May have minor paint defects.

Grade B - Great

Racket is in great condition. It has been used and shows some minor cosmetic wear on the frame. Does not exhibit wear from play that exposes graphite. Frame is not damaged from strings as a result of poor grommet care.

Grade C - Good

Racket is in good condition. Exhibits clear wear from groundstrokes in multiple places on the frame. May have paint chips and/or may have a very small amount of graphite exposed from play.

Grade D - Good

Racket is in OK condition. While the racket is playable, it exhibits abundant wear on the bumper guard, paint, grip, and/or grommets. Frame probably has graphite exposed from ground contact.