Acceleration
Encourages fast racket-head movement and an aggressive baseline response.
Prince Ripstick tennis rackets
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Seven Prince families for seven ways to play
Prince tennis rackets for power, control, comfort and spin
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.
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Prince Beast
Prince Beast: fast power, depth and versatility
A dynamic family for players who want to accelerate the ball easily, add depth and maintain a manageable response at different playing speeds.
Prince Ripstick
Prince Ripstick: explosive power, speed and spin
Offensive rackets for players who want to move the racket head quickly, generate an intense ball response and build points with power and rotation.
Prince Legacy
Prince Legacy: comfort, a large sweet spot and easy playability
A range for players who prioritise comfort, a forgiving response and extra help to achieve depth with a more relaxed swing.
Prince Phantom
Prince Phantom: control, feel and precision on every shot
Designed for players who value clean feedback, placement and a flexible response that allows them to direct the ball with confidence.
Prince Tour
Prince Tour: precision, stability and all-round performance
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.
Prince Warrior
Prince Warrior: speed, accessible power and spin
Fast, versatile rackets for players who want to accelerate their swing, generate power and topspin, and enjoy a comfortable response throughout every rally.
Prince Ripcord
Prince Ripcord: manageable power, stability and progression
A balanced choice for intermediate players looking for an agile, comfortable and stable racket that helps them accelerate the ball and continue improving.
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Prince Ripstick: explosive power, speed and spin
Prince Ripstick rackets are built for attacking baseline tennis. The current range combines 100 square inch models at 280 and 300 grams with a more demanding 98 square inch O3 version at 310 grams. This allows players to choose between easy acceleration and a firmer, more precise response.
Player profile
Who is the Prince Ripstick designed for?
Ripstick particularly suits players who strike decisively, use topspin and want a lively response. The 280 gram Ripstick 100 is the easiest to move, the 300 gram version adds stability, and the 310 gram Ripstick 98 O3 is aimed at advanced players who can generate their own swing speed. Good preparation is important because the family produces substantial pace and depth.
Range highlights
Three setups for different levels of power and control
Head size and weight determine how accessible or demanding each Ripstick feels.
Spin and depth
Supports a high, deep trajectory when combined with topspin technique.
98 or 100 in²
The 98 prioritises precision; the 100 provides a larger, more forgiving hitting area.
Available models
Available Prince Ripstick models
Prince Ripstick 100 O3
The most manoeuvrable option for easy acceleration and attacking play.
Prince Ripstick 100 O3
A balanced setup combining power, spin and greater stability against pace.
Prince Ripstick 98 O3
The most demanding model, for advanced players seeking firmness and precision.
Choose the Ripstick you can accelerate with control
The 280 gram version reduces physical demand, while 300 grams brings more stability without losing too much speed.
The 310 gram Ripstick 98 requires established technique and should only be chosen when swing speed can be maintained.
Ripstick 98 or Ripstick 100
The 98 square inch head offers a more precise response and rewards clean contact.
The 100 square inch head expands the useful hitting area and makes power, depth and spin easier to combine.
Strings and tension
Which strings should you choose for a Prince Ripstick?
A monofilament with good snapback at moderate tension can control the family’s power and exploit its spin potential. Players needing more comfort can choose a hybrid or multifilament. The 280 and 310 gram versions should not automatically use the same tension because their demands and swing speeds are different.
Compare Prince families
Looking for a different response?
Beast offers more progressive power and a wider range of weights, while Phantom prioritises feel, flexibility and precision.
Prince Beast
Fast power, depth and a broader selection of weights.
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Control, feel and a closer connection with the ball.
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