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Recensione della racchetta Prince Textreme Tour 100P

Punti di forza

• Ottimo mix di potenza, controllo

Punti deboli

• Nessuno in particolare

Prince aggiunge un altro telaio alla linea Textreme Tour, in grado di offrire al tennista líottimo mix di potenza e controllo nei colpi. La Tour 100P Ë dotata della tecnologia Textreme nella met‡ bassa del suo telaio di modo che presenti ottima stabilit‡ senza comprometterne la rigidit‡. In campo, i nostri tester TW sono rimasti piacevolmente stupiti dal livello di potenza che imprime ai colpi nonostante lo schema corde 18x20, soprattutto nel colpire i rimbalzi da fondocampo. Tutti i nostri tennisti concordano sulle qualit‡ fondamentali di questa racchetta: le sensazioni di solidit‡ e di trasmissione delle sensazioni al braccio che sa dare in ogni tipo di gioco. Anche nel servizio sa brillare, riuscendo a offrire ottimi livelli di potenza nei servizi in piatto e comodo accesso allo spin per chi ama colpire di taglio. In generale, questa racchetta racchiude le qualit‡ che ogni tennista richiede in un telaio moderno.

Colpi da fondo campo – Punteggio: 87

Dalla linea di fondocampo, la Prince Textreme Tour 100P dona a ogni colpo ottimi livelli di spinta proporzionando ottimo confort al braccio. Jason Ë rimasto impressionato dalla potenza di questa racchetta e dichiara “per un telaio dallo schema corde fitto e dal peso di 326g circa, la spinta che imprime alla pallina Ë impressionante e míË piaciuto pi˘ di tutto giocare dalla linea da fondocampo”. Solo lo sweetspot non troppo grande Ë líaspetto negativo di questo telaio ma niente che ne influisca le ottime qualit‡. Nei colpi decentrati rimane stabile e trasmette sensazioni di comoda solidit‡ al braccio.

Volée – Punteggio: 79

Giocando sottorete, i nostri tennisti hanno trovato ottima comodit‡ di gioco con questa Prince Textreme Tour 100P . Karly si Ë trovata a suo agio senza problemi nel maneggiare il peso e la potenza di questo telaio. Dice: “a rete questa racchetta dona sensazioni di solidit‡, ottima mobilit‡ e potenza oltre a ottimo controllo. Sono riuscito a muoverla velocemente restando al passo con il ritmo di gioco. Ho apprezzato particolarmente la sua stabilit‡ e il confort al contatto con la pallina. Sotto rete questa Tour 100P non da problemi”.

Servizio – Punteggio: 81

Nel servizio con questa Textreme Tour 100P i nostri tester sono stati unanimi nel dire che la potenza Ë il suo punto forte. Per Brittany Ë la pi˘ importante tra le qualit‡ che cerca in una racchetta e dice: “questa Ë sicuramente una delle mie racchette preferite per quanto riguarda il servizio. Sono stata capace di creare ottima potenza ed effetti su ogni tipo di servizio riuscendo anche a mirare a bersagli difficili con efficacia”.

Risposta – Punteggio: 84

I nostri tester hanno anche apprezzato molto le prestazioni di questa racchetta nel rispondere a servizi potenti con facilit‡. Tiffani dichiara “ancora una volta la mia opinione Ë positiva soprattutto sul controllo che sa dare al giocatore. Stabilit‡ e confort sono sempre presenti e il suo piatto corde risponde bene anche nei colpi decentrati.”

Generale - Punteggio: 85

Brittany - “mi piacciono molto la combinazione di sensazioni, potenza e controllo. Questa Ë sicuramente una delle mie racchette preferite. ”

Jason - “ottima sotto ogni aspetto. Le sensazioni che da al braccio, il controllo, la potenza e lo spin che sa offrire nonostante lo schema 18x20. ”

Tiffani - “mi piacciono molto la potenza, il confort e le sensazioni che da al braccio. ”

Karly - “la sensazioni di solidit‡, di confort e líottimo mix di potenza e controllo nei colpi. ”

Brittany - “niente in particolare, forse una leggera scomodit‡ nel colpire in volÈe. ”

Jason - “lo sweetspot forse un poí troppo piccolo, riduce la potenza della racchetta. ”

Tiffany - “niente!. ”

Karly - “avrei voluto ancora maggior controllo, ma Ë solo la mia opinione personale. ”

Paragonata alle altre racchette:

Brittany - “ci sono delle somiglianze tra questa e la mia preferita, la Yonex EZONE Ai 100. Il mix di potenza e controllo. Altri modelli simili sono la Head Graphene XT Extreme MP e la Prince Warrior Pro 100. ”

Jason - “simile alla Textreme Tour 95 ma pi˘ maneggevole e pi˘ potente con gli stessi ottimi livelli di controllo e trasmissione delle sensazioni di gioco. ”

Tiffani - “mi sono piaciute tutte le racchette Textreme finora ma questa Ë la mia preferita. La 100P Ë simile ma pi˘ leggera e non cosÏ stabile. Anche la 95 possiede líottimo controllo e la capacit‡ di dare sensazioni di gioco della 100P. ”

Karly - “sia questa Tour 100P che la versione Tour 95 possiedono la maneggevolezza, la stabilit‡ e il confort che cerco in una racchetta. La maggior differenza tra le due Ë comunque la capacit‡ di spinta nei colpi, mentre la 100P ha un ottima combinazione di potenza e controllo la 95 sapeva dare pi˘ controllo a discapito della potenza. ”

Profilo dei tester

Brittany - tennista Open gioca con impugnatura semi-western e rovescio a due mani. Gioca attualmente con la YOnex EZONE Ai 100.

Jason ñ tennista 4.0 con impugnatura semi-western e rovescio a due mani. Gioca attualmente con la Babolat Pure Drive.

Tiffani ñ tennista 4.0 gioca attualmente con una racchetta Babolat Pure Drive. Utilizza líimpugnatura semi-western e rovescio a due mani.

Karly ñ tennista 4.0 gioca con impugnatura semi western e rovesci a due mani. Utilizza una racchetta Prince Textreme Tour 95.

Recensione datata: Settembre 2015. Per qualsiasi commento non esitate a contattarci a questo indirizzo: [email protected] .

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Prince Textreme Tour 100P, la scelta di Lucas Pouille

Ideale per tennisti di livello intermedio e avanzato, questa Prince Textreme Tour 100P  fonde assieme la velocità dei telai moderni con il controllo dello schema corde 18×20. Il suo telaio è dotato di tecnologia  Textreme  una sostanza che imprima migliori prestazioni ottimizzandone la flessibilità e la stabilità nei colpi. Come Textreme Tour 95, questa racchetta dona al braccio ottime sensazioni di gioco e facile maneggevolezza.

La sua flessibilità aiuta ad assorbire l’impatto con la pallina correggendo i problemi di controllo nei colpi decentrati.  Nel gioco da fondocampo la Tour 100P offre ottima stabilità e confort al braccio.  I suoi 305 grammi uniti al bilanciamento spostato verso il manico la rendono rapida e scattante nei movimenti. Nonostante lo schema corde fitto 18×20 sia l’ideale per chi ama colpire di piatto, i nostri tennisti non hanno trovato troppe difficoltà nel imprimere spin alla pallina.

Gli specialisti del gioco in doppio prendano nota: sottorete la Tour 100P si comporta ottimamente, veloce, stabile e solida negli affondi. I nostri tennisti sono rimasti impressionati dalla capacità di precisione mirando a bersagli difficili. Con questa Tour 100P Prince aggiunge un ottimo strumento alla linea Textreme. Una valida scelta per chi cerca spin, potenza e confort nel proprio gioco.

La Prince  Textreme Tour 100P   è la scelta di tanti tennisti e tenniste PRO tra cui il francese – ex top10 – Lucas Pouille

Caratteristiche Tecniche

Ovale: 100in²/645cm²

Lunghezza: 27in / 68,5cm

Peso: 11.5oz / 326g

Peso non incordata: 10.8oz / 305g

Bilanciamento: 32cm / 7 pts HL

Bilanciamento non incordata: 31cm

Swingweight: 290

Rigidità: 62

Profilo del telaio: 22mm/23mm/20mm

Struttura: Graphite/Textreme

Colori: nero/verde

Grip: Prince Resi Pro

Schema corde:  18 verd / 20 oriz

Limiti tensione raccomandati: 45-55 lbs / 20-25kg

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Prince Textreme Tour 100P Racket Review

If there’s a man who loves the promise of modern maneuverability combined with classic control, then that man is me!

Luckily, that’s exactly what the Prince Textreme Tour 100P claims to give you, and I thought I’d be the one to find out if it lives up to its promise.

On paper, the Prince Textreme Tour 100P is very similar to my Babolat Pure Strike.

They’re both 305g unstrung, with swingweights around 325 and an 18 x 20 string pattern, so I should feel quite at home with the 100P.

The one small difference between the two rackets is the balance, where the 100P is just a little bit more headlight, so I should be able to whip up some real racket head speed with this stick.

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We tried the Prince Textreme Tour 100 a few months back and were extremely impressed with its blend of spin and control which earned it an overall score of 8 out of 10.

The 100P brings a slight reduction in weight from the Tour 100 from 310g to 305g, but one of the big differences between the two rackets is the string pattern.

The Tour 100P sees a switch to a much denser 18 x 20 string pattern, which should limit the spin potential of this racket slightly but add even more control.

18 x 20 string pattern rackets can be a bit of an acquired taste, but if done well, I think that they can appeal to a wide variety of players.

I for one am a disciple of the 18 x 20 string pattern and so, I was greatly looking forward to trying out this racket.

To get the most out of these slightly lighter rackets with dense string patterns I find the most important thing is swing speed.

Players who don’t produce much racket head speed often find the 18 x 20 string pattern very deadened and struggle to get the power and spin they crave.

Luckily for me, I get a ton of racket head speed, especially on the forehand, and I find these rackets really suit me.

Knowing that the Prince Textreme Tour 100P has a very similar setup to my Pure Strike, I went with my normal string set up of Babolat RPM Blast at 52 lbs.

For me, I find this balance works nicely, but for many players, I would say you might want to look at something a bit more power friendly for this racket.

If you want a little bit more advice on string setups then take a look at Tom’s excellent string tension guide and find the right string set up for you!

Based on my previous playtests with Prince rackets, the Textreme Tour 100P has a lot to live up to when compared to the Tour 100 but not a great deal compared to the Warrior 100 (sorry Warrior fans).

So, with that in mind, I set about doing my playtest hoping that the Tour 100P would give me the same thrills as it’s near cousin, the Tour 100.

Groundstrokes

8 out of 10

For those people who were put off in the intro when I said the 18 x 20 offers less spin potential than the 16 x 19, I’ve got some good news!

The Tour 100P seems to offer plenty of spin as well as plenty of power, plenty of control, and plenty of feel.

That’s a pretty great combo!

I’m always talking about rackets balancing power, spin, and control and that’s something I felt the Textreme Tour 100P does well.

Although this racket is very maneuverable, I found that racket head speed wasn’t as important as I thought it might be because the 100P was a little bit more powerful than I expected.

This did come slightly at the expense of control, with the balance not being quite as control oriented as I thought it would be.

Although this doesn’t necessarily suit my preferences I think it will make this racket more playable for the majority of players.

I do find with my Pure Strike 18 x 20 that it’s a case of swing at 100% or don’t bother swinging at all, but the Textreme Tour 100P was a little bit more chilled out to play with.

This meant that I was able to vary the way I was playing throughout the match, switching between offense and defense easily.

I’m much more of a front foot player who likes to attack by using the angles of the court and the Prince Textreme Tour 100P really suited this.

But equally, when I felt like sitting back and soaking up pressure I felt extremely comfortable with the way the Tour 100P played.

If you’re looking for a racket that leans towards one characteristic in particular then this stick might not be the one for you because it’s nicely balanced.

However, if you want something that is a firm middle ground then I would certainly suggest taking a look at this racket.

For me personally, I had the same slight problem with this racket as I did the Tour 100.

I just found the 7PTS headlight balance to be a little bit too much.

I just missed the little bit of extra weight I get in the head of the racket with my Pure Strike, and that would be the only real negative for me.

Put all this together and you get a really good score of 8 out of 10 for the Prince Textreme Tour 100P on the groundstrokes.

On the plus side, it’s a very accessible racket for an 18 x 20 string pattern and I think there are a lot of players who will enjoy its feel.

7 out of 10

This is going to sound very fussy, but I definitely feel a difference between the 310g weight of the Tour 100 and the 305g weight of the Tour 100P when it comes to volleying.

As with my Pure Strike, I just found the Tour 100P lacked a little bit of stability at the net.

Somehow I felt like I’d hit the perfect volley and I was a little bit aggrieved when I watched the ball sail long.

I’ve actually added a bit of weight to my Pure Strike (it’s now 312g) to combat this and the results have been really good, but in its custom specs, I was just a bit off with the Textreme Tour 100P .

On the plus side, I found the 100P to be super mobile at the net and I was getting into position with great ease.

I always say the last thing you want to be worrying about when you’re at the net is getting into position in time and that’s certainly not a problem with this racket.

I also enjoyed the feel of the 18 x 20 string pattern. The ball came off the strings nicely, it was just the lack of weight in the head of the racket that didn’t allow me to absorb power quite as well as I normally would.

On easy put-aways and overheads, the Textreme Tour 100P was a joy to play with though.

The Prince Textreme Tour 100P certainly isn’t bad at the net. I just felt it lacked a little bit of stability for the most difficult volleys.

There’s nothing worse than feeling like you’ve hit the perfect pick-up only for the ball to sail long and I found I had this happen to me a few times.

At the end of the day though, how often do you hit those kinds of volleys?

Not very often.

The rest of the time you’ll find this racket to be more than adequate on the volleys and so, it gets a 7 out of 10 from us.

8.5 out of 10

One thing’s for sure, the Textreme Tour 100P is a fun racket to serve with.

It’s extremely fast through the swing, which means there’s a lot of potential for spin and power with this racket.

Whether it’s a first serve or second serve, you’re bound to find something you enjoy about this stick.

For me, it was the excellent control that was combined with surprisingly good power.

Sure, I was having a very good serving day, but I felt like a lot of that was down to the Tour 100P.

While I was getting good power and placement on the first serve, on the second serve I was able to introduce the spin that gives me a little bit more margin for error, meaning I could attack the first serve, confident in the fact I was going to make my second serves.

Although I really enjoyed playing with the Prince Textreme Tour 100P from the back of the court, serving was definitely my favorite part of this playtest.

I was able to put my opponent under a lot of pressure from my serve and this allowed me to play the kind of front foot tennis that I enjoy.

I couldn’t ask for much more from this racket on the serve and it set me up nicely for the rest of my groundstroke play.

An excellent performance on serve meant that the Prince Textreme Tour 100P gets an impressive 8.5 out of 10 from me.

Overall, the Prince Textreme Tour 100P is another excellent racket from Prince.

Although it’s specs are very similar to the Textreme Tour 100, the 100P offers a nice variation that will suit many people.

Chief among those people who will relish this racket are the aggressive baseline players who love to use their serve to get on the front foot.

For an 18 x 20 racket, you get plenty of pop and spin potential from the 100P and attack-minded players will use this to keep their opponents on the run and under pressure.

That’s certainly not to rule this racket out for the counter-punchers out there though.

This racket has got the kind of power and spin potential that means you can happily hang out on the back foot, waiting for your moment before you pounce.

I do think the 100P leans slightly more towards attacking, but it’s versatile enough to suit all styles.

I found the weakest part of this playtest to be at the net, where I wanted a little bit more stability.

I wouldn’t say the Textreme Tour 100P is a bad racket for volleying, I just found it lacked a little bit on the most difficult volleys.

For the serve-volleyers out there you may find something different to me, but personally, it’s not the first racket I would recommend for someone who spends a lot of time at the net.

This was a racket I’ve been looking forward to trying for a long time now and I wasn’t disappointed.

The Prince Textreme Tour 100P makes an 18 x 20 string pattern very accessible for a wide range of players, and I personally got on really well with it.

A score of 8 out of 10 overall marks it out as a racket that’s well worth taking a look at!

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Prince ATS Textreme Tour 100P

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Prince Textreme Tour 100 (290)

Tour 100 290g

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Prince Textreme Tour 100 290g

• Thread starter TennisHound
• Start date Jan 15, 2020

TennisHound

• Jan 15, 2020

It looks like this one has flown completely under the radar. It’s pretty much the only Prince racquet not on clearance. I have the TT100T (Orange) and it’s an awesome racquet. In fact it was so good that I’ve been here using it over the past couple of weeks. Even so, the Textreme Tour 100 290g looks slightly better. I plan to demo it before buying, but has anyone tried these back to back?  

Hall of Fame

• Jan 16, 2020

I too have posed the question but there has been little feedback. Still, I would imagine it to play similar or even better. I haven't tried the tour 290 but I do prefer the lower RA off the 100T so leave more room to tinker with. I can always add weight to increase power but I won't be able to reduce the RA to lower it. Higher string tensions will only work for so long until the tension goes.  

I have owned the 100T and the lighter version of that and also a pro stock extended, all of them are / were fantastic, really beautiful frames. I have also weighted up the TT290 to be close to the 310 version and they are also fantastic all court frames... The older orange models vs the newer green ones ? well it comes down to feel, playability they are similar.. the twaron feels fantastic, I love that tec. The orange tours feel like a raw version, still comfortable, just a more direct feel.  

2nd Serve Ace

To me, the 2019 has a more even flex profile, whereas the 2015 has a pretty firm upper hoop. 2019 has more SW and it is noticeable. I used it with no lead, but with the 2015 I had 4 grams at 3/9.  

I am amazed that Prince has been able to create such a stable and solid feeling racquet at 11.0oz strung. I'm scratching my head as to how Prince has accomplished this, and why I haven't pursued these earlier. I'm not sure if I need to demo the TT290, but rather just buy it. I guess there's a reason its the one Prince racquet not on sale.  

Played with a Textreme 100T 290g last week. I used to own a TT310 but thought it was just "meh", so I sold it. I actually liked this 100T 290g much better. It's lighter yet pretty much just as stable and packs quite a punch. Much easier to swing around.  

• Jan 17, 2020

TennisHound said: I am amazed that Prince has been able to create such a stable and solid feeling racquet at 11.0oz strung. I'm scratching my head as to how Prince has accomplished this, and why I haven't pursued these earlier. I'm not sure if I need to demo the TT290, but rather just buy it. I guess there's a reason its the one Prince racquet not on sale. Click to expand...

2ndSA...so you thinking that 20 grams added to handle? how was it achieved?  

A_Instead said: 2ndSA...so you thinking that 20 grams added to handle? how was it achieved? Click to expand...

Kan iemand iets zeggen over een vergelijk van dit racket met de BB Londen?  

1990's Graphite

• Jan 18, 2020

ruud5 said: Kan iemand iets zeggen over een vergelijk van dit racket met de BB Londen? Click to expand...

1990's Graphite said: Talk tennis Norway? All I got was Boris Becker London Click to expand...

Can anyone say something about a comparison of this racket with BB London? from @tennis347 Boris Becker London was een geweldig racket! @ruud5 Help to translate Hulp bij vertalen  

PBODY99 said: Can anyone say something about a comparison of this racket with BB London? from @tennis347 Boris Becker London was een geweldig racket! @ruud5 Help to translate Hulp bij vertalen Click to expand...

• Jan 19, 2020

2nd Serve Ace said: Not sure. I know angell offers a 40 gram spread, just by different handle weights. But that is a different system. Maybe somebody with a 310 currently could chime in? Click to expand...

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