Solinco Blackout 300 v2
A 100 in²/300 g frame that reads almost as a direct spec twin of the Pure Aero above, aside from a slightly firmer balance point — Solinco's newer tour line built to compete head-on with the established players in this exact weight class.
What the sources agree on
300 g unstrung, a 16×19 pattern and a 31.5 cm balance put this frame within a few tenths of a centimetre of several other racquets in this batch, and the derived 8.1/8.8 stability-manoeuvrability split follows the same pattern as the other 300 g, 16×19 frames here — nothing in the raw numbers marks this out as unusual for its weight class, which itself is a useful data point for a newer brand: the spec sheet doesn't show any obvious compromise next to the established names.
Where they disagree
Because the numbers are so close to several other frames in this list, spec comparison alone can't tell us what actually differs in feel — layup, materials and construction all affect how a racquet plays well beyond what head size, weight and balance capture, and that's precisely the gap a bench test would close that we haven't run yet for this frame.
