# Wilson Endure: the new range of padel rackets dedicated to control > With Endure, Wilson changes gear: a new family of round rackets, designed for players who want to lock in the rally, set the pace and keep it going. Behind the promise of "control/precision" lies a highly sensory-oriented specification sheet... and a face: Momo González. Source: Actu Padel Canonical: https://actu-padel.com/en/wilson-endure-the-new-range-of-padel-rackets-dedicated-to-control/ Language: en-US Published: 2026-02-26T10:02:33+01:00 Modified: 2026-03-02T14:28:32+01:00 Author: Jérôme Categories: Padel Equipment Featured image: ![wilson endure new range of padel rackets dedicated to control](https://cdn.actu-padel.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/wilson-endure-nouvelle-gamme-raquettes-padel-dediee-controle.jpg?strip=all&sharp=1) ## A choice of shape that says it all: Wilson goes round In the world of equipment, the geometry of a racket is never neutral. With the launch of Endure, Wilson has taken a clear direction: towards safety, reading the game and repeatability. The **round shape** serves as an anchoring point, with the idea of a wide sweetspot and more predictable behavior when the tempo accelerates. It’s not just a question of trends. The “control” segment has taken on a particular importance as padel has become denser: more speed, more worked balls, more defending under pressure. In this context, Wilson offers a clear response: Endure is not there to promise an easy winning shot, but to help build, hold and guide. ## Key features: Endure v1 structure and technologies In the official description, Wilson sums up Endure with one guiding principle: uncompromising **control**, with particular attention to precision and touch. Translation on the court: a racquet that must remain stable, forgiving and, above all, consistent from one impact to the next. - Enlarged **sweet spot** thanks to round geometry: a striking zone designed to maintain control even when impact is not perfectly centered. - **Control Hole Pattern**: a drilling pattern designed to homogenize response on the face and stabilize trajectory over a large part of the useful area. - **Sharp Hole Technology**: a drilling finish for a cleaner hang in there and a more even feel, especially when the ball “slides” across the face. - **Control Foam+**: a comfort- and absorption-oriented foam designed to filter vibrations while retaining feedback. - **UD Carbon** (on Endure v1): a unidirectional construction for a more direct and consistent response to impact, on serve precision. - **ExactTouch**: a “sanded/textured” surface, designed to enhance ball-to-face grip and facilitate ball handling without turning points. - **Y-Beam Throat** / Double Y Beam: a Y-shaped core architecture designed to increase stiffness and stability, while maintaining fluidity when changing direction. - **Extended handle** (14 cm on the product communication): a detail of comfort and leverage, useful for those who like to feel the racket “take” in the hand and accompany the gesture. ## Why Wilson puts so much emphasis on “feel” and handling The Endure philosophy is based on three principles: control, maneuverability and touch. It’s not just a slogan: it’s a way of responding to the demands of the modern game, where defense is no longer a parenthesis but a permanent state. A racket that is too inert becomes difficult to control in fast sequences; a racket that is too dry ends up tiring and making the ball “leaky”. Wilson’s aim is to achieve a balance between a soft impact feel that maintains precision, and a responsive feel that doesn’t overwhelm. The approach is consistent with the promise: Endure wants to last in the exchange and repeat cleanly, not just shine on a sequence. ## Fun break: the Endure in action ![🎥](https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f3a5.svg) **A little video detour:** if you want a little break before the rest, here’s a sequence to watch or Esprit Padel Shop PRANK the 15th in the world. ## Endure Pro, Endure v1, Endure LS: three versions, three levels of requirement The range comes in three models, all with the same philosophy and settings targeting different profiles. The common point: the round shape and a clear focus on control. - **Endure Pro v1**: competition version, announced at 365 g, with a 3K face (in the product communication) for a sharper, more “direct” response. This is the racquet associated with Momo González. - **Endure v1**: announced at 365 g, designed as the most versatile version of the franchise, for intermediate/advanced players looking for a very stable base without falling into an overly demanding racket. - **Endure LS v1**: the “LS” refers to a lighter version of the racket, quoted at 355 g in the range information, with an emphasis on comfort and ease of feel in hand. This segmentation is interesting: Wilson doesn’t sell three “cosmetics”, but three levels of density and response. The goal seems clear: to keep the Endure DNA identifiable, whatever the model chosen. ## Momo González, a sporting showcase and a consistent image Wilson has chosen an ambassador whose style naturally matches the product’s intention. **Momo González**, ranked 15th in the FIP rankings at the time the range was highlighted, will be using the Endure Pro v1 on tour. The symbol counts: associating Endure with a player of volume and readability means anchoring the racket in a narrative of “control” rather than “overpower”. Another noteworthy detail: the brand mentions a development period with a prototype before the arrival of the definitive version. A classic but important signal, to lend credibility to the idea of a racket refined in the court, not just designed in the laboratory. ## Price and availability: grid announced in euros On the Wilson boutique (Europe zone), the big match-up prices position Endure as a premium range: €220 for the LS, €270 for the Endure v1, and €320 for the Pro. Availability is announced around mid-February 2026 in the launch communication. ## Hardware trend: when brands switch back to control Endure is part of a wider movement: control has once again become a central issue, not just for “defensive” players, but for all those who want a reliable base and a legible feel. Padel has accelerated, exchanges are becoming denser, and the equipment follows: more stability, more hang in there, more consistency on imperfect impacts. By positioning itself head-on in this segment, Wilson has clarified its offering. Endure is not an “all-purpose” racket sold as a miracle solution: it’s an identified, coherent range that assumes a hierarchy (LS, v1, Pro) and a face (Momo) to embody it. ## Key takeaway - Endure is Wilson’s first 100% round franchise, built around precision and consistency. - The data sheet emphasizes stability (Y-Beam), homogeneity (Control Hole Pattern) and hang-in-there (ExactTouch). - Three models (LS, v1, Pro) to keep the same DNA with different levels of requirement. - Prices in Europe: €220-320 depending on model. ## Store and information To find out more about the official pages and variations : - [The Endure range on Wilson (prices in euros)](https://www.wilson.com/es-es/padel/racquets/endure) - [Endure v1 sheet (product details)](https://www.wilson.com/en-gb/product/endure-v1-padel-wr19040?optionsUIDs=Y29uZmlndXJhYmxlLzYwOTkvMTI5NjUw%2CY29uZmlndXJhYmxlLzYxMDIvNzA0Mjg%3D) - [FIP profile of Jeronimo “Momo” González](https://www.padelfip.com/player/jeronimo-gonzalez/)