WILSONWilson ↗ / 2025
Wilson Defy Pro V1 2025 Javi Garrido
The Wilson Defy Pro V1 2025 Javi Garrido has a reference profile that puts power ahead of ease of handling. Its diamond shape, listed 370 g weight and medium-firm feel are the three specifications to keep in mind when comparing it with your current racket.
EVERY RACKET HAS A CHARACTER
Its strengths, at a glance.
About this analysis
We analyse this edition’s documented specifications and provisional editorial reference ratings. We have not tested this racket on court. Community stars reflect users’ experiences separately. Data checked: .
Our methodology ↗THIS EDITION’S DETAILS
Specifications
- Shape
- Diamond
- Weight
- 370 g
- Feel
- Medium-firm
- Core
- Power FOAM
- Faces
- carbon 15K
- Frame
- carbon fibre
THE ANALYSIS, IN CONTEXT
What this racket offers
Power scores 9.5/10, closely followed by control at 9/10. Easy power and handling both score 8/10, revealing the contrast within this edition. If your main goal is easier defensive play or a racket that feels simpler to move, those two figures deserve as much attention as power.
Strengths
- Strong power for an attacking game.
- Strong ball control for precise placement.
- Good forgiveness when contact is not perfectly centred.
Shape, weight and feel
The specification lists a diamond mould and a weight of 370 g. Balance is not provided, so we do not assume a particular weight distribution from shape alone. When choosing an individual racket, check its actual weight and account for the overgrip and protector you plan to add.
Feel is described as medium-firm. That is useful context if you already know the response you prefer, but it is not a stiffness measurement or a precise comparison with every foam used by other brands.
Materials and construction
The listed construction combines a carbon-fibre frame, 15K carbon faces and a Power FOAM core. To distinguish this Pro from other editions in the range, consider the full construction alongside weight and feel; the 15K label is only one part of that information.
What to compare before choosing
Its ratings make it a candidate for a shortlist centred on power and control. Sweet spot scores 8.5/10, between those leading attributes and its lower-rated ones. If you mainly want to change how easily your current racket moves, compare handling directly before choosing on the strength of the Pro name.
Our documentary conclusion is straightforward: this Defy shows a clear gap between its leading scores and those for easy power and handling. It belongs on your shortlist if that balance matches your priorities, although ratings cannot replace trying it at your own playing pace.
THE COMPLETE KIT
Beyond the racket.
ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE
The Defy range, on court.
A video comparison of the three editions in the collection. The Pro segment starts at 6:23. Spanish-language video by an external creator.
Watch on YouTube ↗From player to player
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