Ball speed
Creates depth and pace without requiring all the power to come from the player.
Compare the Prince Beast, Ripstick, Legacy, Phantom, Tour, Warrior and Ripcord families to find the racket that best suits your level, strokes and playing style, with expert advice, professional stringing and customisation options.
A dynamic family for players who want to accelerate the ball easily, add depth and maintain a manageable response at different playing speeds.
Offensive rackets for players who want to move the racket head quickly, generate an intense ball response and build points with power and rotation.
A range for players who prioritise comfort, a forgiving response and extra help to achieve depth with a more relaxed swing.
Designed for players who value clean feedback, placement and a flexible response that allows them to direct the ball with confidence.
A balanced family for players who want to control the pace, strike confidently and combine precision, stability and manageable power from anywhere on the court.
Fast, versatile rackets for players who want to accelerate their swing, generate power and topspin, and enjoy a comfortable response throughout every rally.
A balanced choice for intermediate players looking for an agile, comfortable and stable racket that helps them accelerate the ball and continue improving.
Prince Beast tennis rackets are designed for players who want lively ball speed, depth and an attacking response that remains manageable. The family covers weights from 265 to 300 grams, mostly with a 100 square inch head and a 16x19 pattern, making it possible to match the racket to different levels and swing speeds.
Beast can suit club, intermediate and advanced players who want more speed and depth without an excessively demanding frame. Lighter versions make preparation easier, while 280 and 300 gram models provide a firmer response when the pace rises. It is especially relevant for baseline players, heavy forehands and players seeking more help on serve. The correct weight is the one you can accelerate comfortably throughout the match.
The range keeps an attacking character while allowing stability and manoeuvrability to be adjusted through weight.
Creates depth and pace without requiring all the power to come from the player.
Offers a practical balance of forgiveness, power and directional control.
Lighter versions favour movement; heavier models provide greater stability.
The core family, with three weights from an easy-to-move option to a stable 300 gram setup.
Limited-edition versions retaining the same power and manoeuvrability concept.
Distinctive designs for players wanting Beast performance in medium and higher weights.
A broad weight selection for fine-tuning movement, depth and stability.
The 265 and 270 gram models suit improving players or shorter swings. Versions of 280 and 285 grams provide a useful middle ground.
The 300 gram options are more stable and make most sense for players who maintain good swing speed and preparation.
A powerful racket does not replace preparation or a controlled contact point. A complete swing path helps use the available depth without losing direction.
Balance and swingweight also matter because two rackets with similar static weight can feel different in motion.
A control-oriented monofilament can balance the lively ball speed and help contain depth when the player accelerates strongly. A medium gauge provides a useful mix of control, spin and durability. For greater comfort, use a multifilament or hybrid at a moderate tension adapted to the chosen weight and the player’s speed.
Ripstick is even more explosive and spin-oriented, while Tour provides a more controlled and precise response.
More acceleration, explosive power and spin potential.
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