Solinco Blackout 300 V2 Review Roundup: Power, Comfort, and Control Perfected
The Solinco Blackout 300 V2 is earning praise across the tennis world for its rare blend of power and comfort. Reviewers agree that the updated frame delivers a more connected, stable feel without sacrificing speed or control. From improved vibration dampening to refined construction, the Blackout V2 continues Solinco’s mission to design high-performance racquets built for real-world play.
“A POWERFUL FRAME WITH A COMFORTABLE, CONNECTED FEEL.”
Brody Taylor: Certified Master Racquet Technician
Brody Taylor, a Master Racquet Technician known for his in-depth equipment breakdowns, praises the Blackout 300 V2 for delivering controllable power with a plush, dampened response. He highlights Solinco’s Power Flex Zone and Liquid Crystal Technology, which help the racquet stay stable through impact while softening vibration.
Taylor points out that the racquet “plays crisp but comfortable,” offering big hitters a forgiving feel without losing the feedback competitive players rely on. For players seeking a balance of power, spin, and comfort, Brody calls the Blackout V2 “a real sleeper hit in the 300-gram category.”
“LOTS OF POWER, BUT IT’S STABLE AND MANAGEABLE.”
Tennis Spin
Harry and Coach Gu from Tennis Spin take the Blackout 300 V2 through its paces in one of their classic live playtests. Their verdict: it’s a racquet built for “players who want to crush the ball without losing control.”
They emphasize how the new construction gives the V2 version “a little more dwell time and feel” compared to the first Blackout, especially on serves and groundstrokes. While the racquet is undeniably powerful, the team notes that it’s also surprisingly whippy and maneuverable at net.
Harry sums it up best: “You can swing big and it won’t over-launch-it’s a fun racquet that rewards confidence.”
“THIS IS A RACQUET THAT CAN STAND UP TO THE BEST IN ITS CLASS.”
TennCom
Beckett Chung and Simon Cuell from TennCom, a channel dedicated to high-level gear analysis, explore how the Blackout V2 stacks up against the competition. They compare it to the Babolat Pure Drive and Head Extreme MP, noting that Solinco’s refinements make it “a serious contender in the power-spin category.”
In their review, they emphasize how the racquet’s Foam Tech Core and improved layup create a more connected feel on contact, with added precision on flatter drives. “It’s got the free power of a Pure Drive,” says Chung, “but with more comfort and stability.”
“SOLINCO BLACKOUT V2 TENNIS RACQUET REVIEW”
Tennis Express
The Tennis Express team highlights the racquet’s easy access to depth and spin, calling it “a great option for aggressive players looking to take charge of rallies.” Their testers appreciated the Blackout V2’s explosive potential from the baseline, while noting that it maintained excellent control on volleys and touch shots.
They also praised the frame’s upgraded vibration dampening, which makes it more comfortable than other power-oriented racquets in its class. “You can feel the power, but not the shock,” one tester commented.
“SOLINCO REALLY NAILED THE UPGRADES ON THIS ONE.”
Tennis Warehouse
In their detailed review, the Tennis Warehouse playtest team applauds the Blackout 300 V2 for its improved responsiveness and cleaner feedback. They note that Solinco successfully maintained the easy power of the original while refining comfort and control.
Chris and Michelle from TW mention that the racquet’s updated feel “lets you swing out more freely,” making it ideal for players who like to hit big but want the frame to stay stable on heavy exchanges. Their conclusion: “Solinco took a great racquet and made it even better.”
“A FAST-FEELING FRAME THAT PERFORMS ABOVE ITS WEIGHT.”
Solow Sports
The Solow Sports review focuses on how the Blackout 300 V2 bridges the gap between power and control. Their testers emphasize how the racquet’s even balance and solid stability give it a “tour-level” response despite its maneuverable 300-gram weight.
They also note improvements in overall feel and plow-through, crediting Solinco’s Power Flex Zone for creating a more consistent stringbed response. “It’s got that crisp pop on serves and forehands,” one reviewer says, “but you can still take touch volleys without it feeling stiff.”
THE BOTTOM LINE
Across the board, reviewers agree: the Solinco Blackout V2 is a powerful, modern racquet that doesn’t sacrifice comfort or feel. With its enhanced stability, improved vibration dampening, and refined construction, it’s an ideal match for players seeking explosive power with reliable control.
The Blackout V2 continues Solinco’s mission to offer advanced racquets designed for real-world play, frames that reward aggression, consistency, and creativity on court.
All Blackout V2 models are available at select tennis retailers in the U.S.
For more information, please email info@solincosports.com.
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