Prince ranges
Start with Tour, the all-rounder. Phantom is for placement, Ripstick for topspin and Ripcord for easier pace. Twistpower is the odd one out, with a twisted throat.
Real models
Rackets in these ranges
Model examples checked on 26 September 2026. Our profiles summarise published specs; the other links go to the manufacturer. We haven’t play-tested these rackets, and a link here doesn’t mean we’ve checked a UK price.
O3 Phantom 100X
On the maker’s site →O3 Ripstick 100 300
On the maker’s site →Ripcord 100 280
On the maker’s site →Twistpower X100
On the maker’s site →Family breakdown
Choose a range
Pick a range first, then compare the models in it.
Tour 2026
One racket for singles and doubles. Judge how quickly it’s ready, and where the ball lands, on the shots you play most.
Phantom
For players who make their own pace and want to feel the ball. Try volleys as well as full swings from the back.
Ripstick
Topspin first. Watch the height and depth of your rally ball on your normal swing.
Ripcord
More help with pace and depth. Make sure it stays predictable when you go for your shots.
TwistpowerTwisted throat
Prince says the twisted throat changes how the racket flexes on forehands and backhands. Try both, and make sure you’re buying the right-handed or left-handed version.
Before you buy
Check the model, generation, head size and grip size on the listing; shops don’t always make them obvious. And try the racket before you buy if you possibly can.
Last checked: 18 September 2026