What’s Your Racquet Part 4

By Sabrina Hirani

Welcome Back to What’s your Racquet where we explain 3 different racquets from one specific brand. In the last article we focused on the Babolat brand. In this article, we will explain the Prince racquets

Prince Phantom Pro 100

The first racquet we will be talking about is the Prince Phantom Pro 100. This racquet was a collaboration racquet with all of the tour tennis players. This racquet is more for players that are actually serious about their game in tennis.

With it’s open string pattern, it delivers easy access to spin but it also launches the ball direction which gives it more depth. Mostly if you are a big hitter that likes to hit high shots and likes the ball to drop hard, then this racquet is for you.

It also delivers great stability that helps you move you racquet easily. When at the net, you can feel and touch of this racquet while having enough power to stick block volleys deep. Also at the net it develops great stablity while moving to position quickly.

The Prince Phantom 100 is actually more useful for intermediate to advanced players, but it actually can be used by beginner players as well. From experts, it is a, “good starting option that can improve with and still use if you go from a beginner to an advanced player.”

This racquet is 169.00 starting which is not bad for a racquet that would be used throughout your tennis career, if you plan on it.

Prince Textreme Premier 110

The next racquet we will be talking about is the Prince Textreme Premier 110. This racquet is oversized which is great for feel and its weight on the racquet is great for players who want quick handling and easy depth. This racquet is the best arm-friendly racquet available in the market right now.

At the net, this racquet moves into position quickly while also providing a solid platform for volleys. The extended length in this racquet allows the racquet to have perfect overhead shots and add some pace along with easier net clearances for your serves.

This racquet is also a great option for double players as well. For double players that are serving big and needs control at the net, this racquet is for you. This racquet is for both beginner and intermediate players as well so that can safe you extra money so you don’t need to buy another racquet as you become a pro, you can continue just using this racquet.

This price of this racquet is 159.00 starting which is not bad for a racquet that would be used often. For the price of this racquet, I am positive that this racquet won’t disappoint.

Prince Textreme Beast Pro 100

The last and final racquet we will be talking about is the Prince Textreme Beast Pro 100. This racquet is actually one of the most popular racquets from Prince. Its not just about its recreational level, but it is also about its pro scene. Many of the top servers like John Isner endorses this racquet.

The racquet provides an extremely good amount of power without sacrificing any control or spin potential. It one of the heavier racquets in the market which kind of makes it a little bit hard to maneuver the racquet, but if you can handle the weight, then you will be able to generate enormous power.

This racquet is not the most user-friendly racquet and mostly not the most arm-friendly racquet which makes it more of an advanced racquet. Mostly this racquet is used by advanced players and pro tennis players like John Isner.

The price of this racquet is 129.00 starting which is not bad for a racquet being so popular and used by pro tennis players. If I were you I would actually get a demo racquet on this one instead of buying it because of how it is more of an advanced racquet than an intermediate racquet. If the racquet is perfect for you, I would get this racquet.

Here are some options that are available in the Prince company. All of these racquets mentioned are the most popular racquets to purchase in the Prince company as well. The Prince company really has some good racquets for a really inexpensive price. Overall, I feel like you should check out the Prince company for your next racquet because they are really inexpensive and these racquets will last you a while.