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Prince Tour 98 Tennis Racket for Confident Attacks

The Prince Tour 98 is a tournament tennis racket for ambitious club and competitive players who generate pace with a full, controlled swing. Its balanced feel supports precise shot placement while remaining stable when rallies become fast and physical. The open string setup helps you add spin and shape to aggressive groundstrokes. With its player-oriented response, this Prince racket rewards clean technique with reliable control for attacking tennis. It is built for players who want to take the initiative from the baseline and strike their shots with conviction.

Highlights

• Direct ball feedback: The standard-sized hitting area creates a focused response at contact. This helps you feel your shots clearly and place the ball with purpose.
• Stable through the swing: The frame construction supports a solid, composed feel on firm impacts. It gives you confidence when returning hard-hit balls or finishing points at the net.
• Spin-friendly shot shaping: The string layout encourages effective rotation without making the racket feel vague. Use it to play dipping passing shots, controlled slices and heavy topspin rallies.

Choose the Prince Tour 98 if you want a tournament racket that supports your active, precision-led game.

Which players is the Prince Tour 98 suitable for?

The Prince Tour 98 is designed for advanced club and tournament players with developed technique. It suits an assertive playing style based on long swings, controlled acceleration and targeted placement.

What is the particular strength of the Prince Tour 98?

Its key strength is the combination of a controlled tournament character and a spin-supporting string layout. This gives attacking players the confidence to hit with pace while keeping their shots purposeful.

How heavy, long and balanced is the Prince Tour 98?

The Prince Tour 98 weighs 305 g and measures 68.60 cm in length. Its racket balance is 31.50 cm, which creates a balanced feel between manoeuvrability and stability; the 632 cm² racket head provides a focused, standard-sized hitting area.