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What is the Wilson Roland Garros collection?
It is the collection licensed by the tournament that Wilson releases every year, not a performance line like the Blade or the Clash. Wilson uses the official Roland Garros ball and strings the players' rackets, starting with the 2020 edition.
Each edition features a new design and includes the year in its name, which is why the 2025 and 2026 editions are both available in the collection. The adult rackets you see here are recreational: that is how Wilson classifies them in its catalog.
If you are looking for a performance racket, you can find Wilson's performance lines compared at Wilson tennis rackets.
Which Wilson Roland Garros racket should I choose?
The Elite is for beginners; the Team 102 is for those who want the lightest and most manageable racket; the Triumph and the Equipe HP are for those who already play and want to take the next step.
| Model | Head size | Strung weight | Material | For whom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elite | 113 in² | 275 g | Aluminum | For beginners. It has the largest head, the widest sweet spot, and is the most forgiving |
| Team 102 | 102 in² | 267 g | Graphite | The lightest and most manageable, for recreational players. It is slightly longer, allowing you to reach more balls |
| Triumph | 105 in² | 313 g | Graphite and aluminum | For those who already play and want to improve. Large head and double grommets for more ball speed |
| Equipe HP | 101 in² | 302 g | Graphite | Wilson designed it for competitive players: a smaller head, more control, and weight in the perimeter for greater stability |
The specifications are from the 2026 edition. The head size rule applies to all of them: the larger the head, the more forgiving it is and the easier the ball comes off; the smaller the head, the more control it offers and the more it requires you to hit the ball in the center.
Junior rackets are chosen by length: in these, the number indicates the length in inches, not the head size. Wilson recommends them by age:
| Junior racket | Age, according to Wilson |
|---|---|
| Elite Jr 21 | 5 to 6 years |
| Elite Jr 23 | 7 to 8 years. Also available as a kit with a cover, water bottle, and two beginner balls |
| Elite Jr 25 | 9 to 10 years |
| Elite Comp Jr 26 | 11 years and up. Made of graphite and aluminum: the most serious junior racket |
If your child is tall for their age, Wilson recommends going up a size.
Wilson Roland Garros balls: Clay or All Court?
Clay if you play on clay; All Court if you play on hard courts. Both are Wilson's Roland Garros ball, with a core designed for long rallies and felt that limits moisture and dirt.
- Clay. For clay, the surface of Roland Garros. Its felt is designed for soft courts.
- All Court. For hard courts. It has thicker felt that withstands abrasion better.
If you use the wrong one, the ball will wear out faster: on clay, thick felt picks up dirt, making the ball dirty and heavy; on hard courts, thin felt will peel.
The 9- and 5-inch jumbo balls are not for playing: Wilson makes them as souvenirs, to keep at home or to get autographs on. All brands and types are available at tennis balls.
Wilson Roland Garros backpacks, racket bags, and bags
The Roland Garros backpack holds up to two rackets in a padded compartment and has a sleeve for a laptop or tablet: it is perfect for going to the court from work or class.
- Racket bags for 3 to 15 rackets. The Super Tour 9 has Thermoguard lining, which protects the rackets and string tension from heat and cold.
- Sports bags, from the mini, which holds two mini rackets and your small items, to the large.
- The Soirée Session line, in navy blue, is inspired by the tournament's night sessions.
You can find other lines and brands at tennis racket bags.
Roland Garros accessories for your racket
For the racket, there are vibration dampeners with tournament motifs, such as the Eiffel Tower or the ball, overgrips, and covers. The rest of the models are available at tennis vibration dampeners.
And if you string your own rackets, Luxilon ALU Power Roland Garros has the color of clay and a slightly thicker gauge, designed to withstand long rallies on clay. More strings are available at tennis strings.
Unsure about the junior racket size? Write to us and we will help you choose.
Guide updated in November 2026.
What is the Wilson Roland Garros collection?
It is the collection licensed by the tournament that Wilson releases every year, not a performance line like the Blade or the Clash. Wilson uses the official Roland Garros ball and strings the players' rackets, starting with the 2020 edition.
Each edition features a new design and includes the year in its name, which is why the 2025 and 2026 editions are both available in the collection. The adult rackets you see here are recreational: that is how Wilson classifies them in its catalog.
If you are looking for a performance racket, you can find Wilson's performance lines compared at Wilson tennis rackets.
Which Wilson Roland Garros racket should I choose?
The Elite is for beginners; the Team 102 is for those who want the lightest and most manageable racket; the Triumph and the Equipe HP are for those who already play and want to take the next step.
| Model | Head size | Strung weight | Material | For whom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elite | 113 in² | 275 g | Aluminum | For beginners. It has the largest head, the widest sweet spot, and is the most forgiving |
| Team 102 | 102 in² | 267 g | Graphite | The lightest and most manageable, for recreational players. It is slightly longer, allowing you to reach more balls |
| Triumph | 105 in² | 313 g | Graphite and aluminum | For those who already play and want to improve. Large head and double grommets for more ball speed |
| Equipe HP | 101 in² | 302 g | Graphite | Wilson designed it for competitive players: a smaller head, more control, and weight in the perimeter for greater stability |
The specifications are from the 2026 edition. The head size rule applies to all of them: the larger the head, the more forgiving it is and the easier the ball comes off; the smaller the head, the more control it offers and the more it requires you to hit the ball in the center.
Junior rackets are chosen by length: in these, the number indicates the length in inches, not the head size. Wilson recommends them by age:
| Junior racket | Age, according to Wilson |
|---|---|
| Elite Jr 21 | 5 to 6 years |
| Elite Jr 23 | 7 to 8 years. Also available as a kit with a cover, water bottle, and two beginner balls |
| Elite Jr 25 | 9 to 10 years |
| Elite Comp Jr 26 | 11 years and up. Made of graphite and aluminum: the most serious junior racket |
If your child is tall for their age, Wilson recommends going up a size.
Wilson Roland Garros balls: Clay or All Court?
Clay if you play on clay; All Court if you play on hard courts. Both are Wilson's Roland Garros ball, with a core designed for long rallies and felt that limits moisture and dirt.
- Clay. For clay, the surface of Roland Garros. Its felt is designed for soft courts.
- All Court. For hard courts. It has thicker felt that withstands abrasion better.
If you use the wrong one, the ball will wear out faster: on clay, thick felt picks up dirt, making the ball dirty and heavy; on hard courts, thin felt will peel.
The 9- and 5-inch jumbo balls are not for playing: Wilson makes them as souvenirs, to keep at home or to get autographs on. All brands and types are available at tennis balls.
Wilson Roland Garros backpacks, racket bags, and bags
The Roland Garros backpack holds up to two rackets in a padded compartment and has a sleeve for a laptop or tablet: it is perfect for going to the court from work or class.
- Racket bags for 3 to 15 rackets. The Super Tour 9 has Thermoguard lining, which protects the rackets and string tension from heat and cold.
- Sports bags, from the mini, which holds two mini rackets and your small items, to the large.
- The Soirée Session line, in navy blue, is inspired by the tournament's night sessions.
You can find other lines and brands at tennis racket bags.
Roland Garros accessories for your racket
For the racket, there are vibration dampeners with tournament motifs, such as the Eiffel Tower or the ball, overgrips, and covers. The rest of the models are available at tennis vibration dampeners.
And if you string your own rackets, Luxilon ALU Power Roland Garros has the color of clay and a slightly thicker gauge, designed to withstand long rallies on clay. More strings are available at tennis strings.
Unsure about the junior racket size? Write to us and we will help you choose.
Guide updated in November 2026.