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Prince Warrior tennis rackets

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 Warrior guide

Prince Warrior: speed, accessible power and spin

Prince Warrior 100 rackets are designed for players who want a fast response, usable power and easy spin generation. The range includes 285 and 300 gram versions in standard and White Edition designs, all based on a versatile 100 square inch head.

Player profile

Who is the Prince Warrior designed for?

Warrior can suit club and intermediate players with a medium or fast swing who want a dynamic racket. The 285 gram version is easier to accelerate and can support improving players, while the 300 gram version brings more stability. Standard and White Edition options mainly differ in presentation, so weight remains the key technical choice.

Range highlights

Two weights for adjusting manoeuvrability and stability

The Warrior family offers a simple choice between easier movement and a firmer response.

01

Swing speed

Encourages early preparation and fluid acceleration from the baseline.

02

Power and topspin

Helps create depth and a spin-loaded trajectory in attacking play.

03

285 or 300 g

The lighter model favours movement; 300 grams adds stability against pace.

Available models

Available Prince Warrior models

285 g

Prince Warrior 100

A manoeuvrable option for speed, spin and ease of movement.

300 g

Prince Warrior 100

The more stable standard version for established intermediate players.

285 g

Prince Warrior 100 White Edition

The light White Edition with the same easy-playing character.

300 g

Prince Warrior 100 White Edition

A 300 gram White Edition combining stability, power and distinctive styling.

Weight

Warrior 285 or Warrior 300

The 285 gram version is easier to accelerate and can reduce fatigue during long matches.

The 300 gram version responds more firmly and handles faster incoming balls with greater stability.

Game style

A racket for dynamic tennis

Warrior favours full swings and topspin and performs best with early preparation.

Although power is accessible, the player should control swing length and contact point to avoid excessive depth.

Strings and tension

Which strings should you choose for a Prince Warrior?

A monofilament with good movement can reinforce spin and control. Medium tension normally allows the player to use the available ball speed without making the response too firm. A multifilament or hybrid is a better option when comfort is the priority, especially on the lighter 285 gram model.

Compare Prince families

Looking for a different response?

Beast provides a wider range of weights and more direct power, while Ripcord offers a balanced response for progressing with stability.

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