Control of the pace
Allows direction changes and confident acceleration with organised technique.
Prince Tour 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 Tour: precision, stability and complete performance
The Prince Tour family is designed for players who want to control the pace, direct the ball and remain stable as speed increases. The current range combines 2026 and Tour Carbon models from 275 to 310 grams, with 98, 100 and 100P formats.
Player profile
Who is the Prince Tour designed for?
Tour can suit advanced intermediate and competition players who use complete preparation and want a dependable racket from the baseline and at the net. The 275 and 290 gram models are easier to move, while 300, 305 and 310 grams provide a firmer and more stable response. The right version depends on whether the player prioritises manoeuvrability, precision or maximum stability.
Range highlights
A broad range for adjusting precision and stability
Weight, head size and the 100P configuration determine the level of demand and the type of response.
Stability
Medium and higher weights respond more solidly against fast balls.
98, 100 and 100P
Different formats prioritise precision, forgiveness or a denser feel.
Available models
Main Prince Tour models
Prince Tour Carbon 100
The lightest option for players wanting a Tour that is easy to accelerate.
Prince Tour 100 / Tour Carbon 100
Intermediate options combining mobility, depth and a controllable response.
Prince Tour 98 2026
A precise compact-head format with a balanced 300 gram weight.
Prince Tour 100P 2026 / Tour Carbon 100P
Control- and stability-oriented versions for established technique.
Prince Tour 100 2026
The heaviest and most stable option in the current selection.
From 275 to 310 grams
The 275 and 290 gram models reduce physical demand and suit players developing their technique.
The 300, 305 and 310 gram versions should be chosen only when the player can maintain good acceleration throughout the match.
Tour 98, Tour 100 or Tour 100P
Tour 98 prioritises precision and clean contact, while Tour 100 provides a more accessible hitting area.
The 100P versions are for players who want a denser, control-oriented response and a solid feel.
Strings and tension
Which strings should you choose for a Prince Tour?
A control monofilament complements Tour precision, especially for players who strike with speed. Avoid excessively thick gauges or high tensions if comfort matters. A hybrid or multifilament can add ball speed and comfort to heavier versions. The final setup should match the string pattern, weight and player level.
Compare Prince families
Looking for a different response?
Phantom provides a more flexible and connected feel, while Beast offers more immediate, accessible power.
Prince Phantom
More feel, flexibility and precision for players who generate their own power.
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More ball speed, depth and a wider range of attacking weights.
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