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Prince O3 Tour 100 (290)

Prince o3 tour 100 (290) black/green, control racket, precision racket, additional information.

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One often overlooked, but crucial, aspect when selecting a tennis racket is the grip size. The grip size is the measurement around the handle's circumference, and choosing the right one can significantly impact your comfort, control, and potential to prevent injury. This article will guide you through the process of selecting the right tennis racket grip size.

Importance of Choosing the Right Grip Size

A correctly sized tennis grip ensures you have optimal control over your racket and helps prevent injuries. Too small a grip may cause your hand to shift during play, reducing accuracy and increasing the risk of developing tennis elbow due to overuse of the forearm muscles. Conversely, a grip that's too large can make the racket hard to turn and manipulate, and it could also lead to hand, wrist, or shoulder injuries due to overgripping.

Measuring Your Grip Size

There are two common methods to measure your grip size:

  • The Ruler Method : Open your dominant hand and extend your fingers. Align a ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm, measuring to the tip of your ring finger. The measurement in inches correlates with your grip size.
  • The Finder Test : Hold the racket with a standard Eastern forehand grip, where the base knuckle of your index finger is on bevel #3. You should be able to fit the index finger of your other hand in the space between your ring finger and the palm that's gripping the racket. If there's not enough room for your finger, the grip is too small. If there's too much space, the grip is too large.

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Grip Sizes: U.S. vs. European

Choosing the right grip size.

When choosing the right grip size, consider the following points:

  • Go for the smaller size if you're in between : It's easier to increase the size of a grip than decrease it. You can always add an overgrip (which usually adds about 1/16 inch) to a smaller handle to increase its size, but shaving down a larger handle is not recommended as it can compromise the racket's structural integrity.
  • Consider your style of play : Players who rely on spin might prefer a smaller grip size, which allows for more wrist action. In contrast, players seeking control may benefit from a larger grip size.
  • Test it out : If possible, try before you buy. Visit a local sports store, hold the racket, and mimic your swing to see how it feels. Remember that comfort is key - if it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't.

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Prince Textreme Tour O3 100 310g (2019) Grip 2 – Ex-Demo – Tier 1

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Prince Textreme Tour O3 100 310g (2019) EX- Demo

The Tour franchise has been developed to provide supreme control and enhanced feel for players with long fast swings. The addition of TeXtreme® material has created a Tour franchise with more stability than ever before, increasing the control to laser like precision whilst adding enough pop to hit clean winners.

Tier 1 The racket is in excellent condition. There is very little sign of wear.

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  • SW Code: PRITTO310031019G2EXDEMO
  • GTIN: SWD946

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TOUR O3 100(305g)

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¥ 38,500 (税込)

P.Vシステムを搭載し更に快適な打球感に生まれ変わったTOURシリーズ。 O3モデルならではの広いスウィートエリア+BOXY形状特有のホールド感が、ショット時の安心感を生み出します。

テキストリーム×トワロンテクノロジー

第二世代テキストリームカーボン。 テキストリームに新たにアラミド系繊維の一つである「トワロン」を組み合わせたハイブリッド素材。 通常のテキストリーム以上の剛性を持つことで、「球持ち感」を持たせつつ「スピードアップ」させる […]

ATS(Anti-Torque System)

シャフトに加え、フェイスの10時と2時の位置にTeXtreme×Twaronを配置することで、フェイス上部の剛性が増し、ボールの推進性とコントロール性がアップ。 さらには、振動吸収性が増し、クリアな打球感で「掴んで弾く」 […]

スウィートエリアが広く振り抜きのよいOポートをグロメットレスで搭載。打球感をクリアにし、スウィングの力をダイレクトにボールに伝えます。

フレームの内側と外側の厚みを変え、断面を台形にすることでボックス形状とエアロ形状のそれぞれの長所を併せ持たせたprince独自の新形状。打球時の反発復元力に加え、ねじれに対する強さも発揮。また空気抵抗が小さく振り抜きがよ […]

インパクト時の衝撃を軽減し、ストリングスの振動を抑える2ピース構造のスロートを採用。

Purify Vibration System(P.V.S)

長時間のプレーでもパフォーマンスが落ちないように開発された新機能。 新素材の高分子エラストマーをグリップ部に搭載し、打球時の衝撃と不快な振動をふるいにかけて心地よい打球情報のみを手に伝える。いまだかつてない超衝撃吸収・超 […]

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Prince Phantom O3 100X Racket Review

The beginning of a new year isn’t just exciting because of the Australian Open, it normally means we get some new rackets to try as well!

Today it was the Prince Phantom O3 100X as we tried out Prince’s latest effort.

We’re big fans of the Phantom series but aren’t always the biggest fans of the O3 rackets, so we were interested to see how this stick plays.

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So let’s start off with the obvious question for those people that aren’t familiar with the O3 technology.

The O3 rackets have extra-large grommet holes (the holes the strings go in) to give the racket extra comfort and cushioning.

As well as this signature Prince technology, the Phantom O3 100X has a forgiving 100sq inch frame, with a 16 x 18 string pattern and a 326g strung weight.

These specs should give players a combination of lots of speed, spin, and comfort, in a very playable package.

While in the past, we’ve recognized the extra comfort the O3 technology brings, we’ve always had question marks about the performance.

The rackets always feel a bit pingy and don’t have the brilliant feel we associate with Phantom rackets.

Hopefully, the Phantom O3 100X would be the racket that changed our minds though and showed that performance and comfort can exist harmoniously.

To find out, we strung the Prince Phantom O3 100X with Luxilon Element at 50lbs, hoping to add plenty of control to the Phantom setup.

Groundstrokes

7.5 out of 10

You can’t fault this racket when it comes to comfort. It absorbs shots amazingly well and feels effortless to swing. It’s just the feel that still doesn’t sit right with me.

All that absorption seems to dampen the feel on the racket and make finding your spots that bit harder.

Anyway, you know my feelings on the O3 ports now, so that’s the last I’ll say on it. For those people who like the feel, this racket will tick a lot of boxes.

It’s very easy to swing, offers good spin potential and offered more control than I’d expected.

It took me a little bit of time to get used to the racket, but once I was dialed in, the 16 x 18 string pattern gave me a lot of spin which I used to control the ball nicely.

It did make things a little bit harder when I wanted to flatten the ball out, but that’s something I struggle with anyway.

Out of the O3 rackets I’ve tried, this was perhaps the one I got on best with because it offers reasonable control and the feel is a little better than something like the Beast O3, but it still didn’t get close to the Phantom 100X 18 x 20 in my opinion.

However, for those people whose number one concern is comfort, this is a very good option.

There are very few rackets out there that can rival this stick for comfort and as the 7.5 score suggests, you don’t have to sacrifice too much in performance.

The Prince Phantom O3 100X did enough for us from the back of the court without blowing our minds.

It was much the same from the Phantom O3 100X at the net. Again it surprised me with a bit more control than I had expected, and this translated nicely on the volleys.

This stick has good stability, reasonable control, and plenty of comfort; all good ingredients for solid volleys.

The muted feel did make life a little bit more difficult, but all in all, I thought the Phantom did a pretty good job.

Getting the racket into position is nice and easy and once you’re there, the racket absorbs power pretty well.

This means when the ball is coming at you very quickly, you’ve got the tools to take the power off the ball and place it back into court.

I played much better singles with this racket, where I could come into the net off some strong approaches, but did find it a little bit more difficult in doubles.

That’s just because I had to play some more difficult volleys and felt I was lacking the necessary feel to be at my best.

If you’re looking for comfort with decent performance though you’re in the right place.

There are plenty of rackets that don’t offer either the comfort this racket does at the net or the performance levels.

We gave the Prince Phantom O3 100X another good score of 7.5 out of 10 at the net.

7 out of 10

This was the weakest part of the playtest for me.

The Phantom rackets have a habit of being a little bit underpowered on the serve and I certainly felt it with the Phantom O3 100X .

You still get the good comfort that’s a feature of this racket, but there was just something missing.

There was no pop and though I kept swinging faster and faster not too much seemed to change.

In the end, I went for a high percentage of first serves, and this strategy seemed to work best.

You’ve still got reasonable spin potential, which allows you to get the ball moving off the court but I just could have used a few more MPH.

This racket would probably work best for someone who isn’t looking to be too aggressive on the serve, and prefers just to go for that high first serve percentage.

For these people, they’ve got a racket that can do the job they need without putting any stress on their joints and muscles.

The return is an area where you want comfort and control to be able to guide the ball back into court.

The Phantom O3 100X does this nicely and allowed me to get a good number of returns back into court.

The feel didn’t allow me to be quite as accurate as I would have liked, but it wasn’t too much of a problem once I got used to it.

I found returning first serve a little bit easier than the second serve for some reason, as I struggled to attack the second serve as accurately as I normally would.

The Phantom has many of the basic ingredients to allow you to return well, it mainly depends on how you get on with the feel and whether it suits your game.

This stick did alright for us and we gave it a 7.5 out of 10 for the return.

This is a great racket for those people who are looking for maximum comfort and a reasonable level of performance.

The downside of O3 ports for us is that you lose some of the feel that the Prince Phantom rackets tend to have, but once you look past that, this is a good racket.

We found the Prince Phantom O3 100X to be solid on the groundstrokes, volleys, and return, but it did lack a bit of pop on serve.

I don’t think it’s bad enough to really put anyone off this racket, but it is worth bearing in mind if you struggle for power on the serve.

We really like the Phantom range, and certainly, as the O3 rackets go, we would say this is one of the best.

We gave the Prince Phantom O3 100X a 7.5 out of 10.

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Aug 31, 2023 • Babolat Dunlop Head Prince Wilson Yonex

Men’s vs Women’s Tennis Rackets: What’s the Difference?

Is there really a difference between men’s and women’s rackets? This is a commonly asked question that doesn’t have a very clear answer. Whilst there aren’t specific rackets that are designed for men or women tennis players, there are some trends in both the men’s and women’s games that make…

Feb 23, 2023 • Prince Wilson

Prince Vs Wilson: Tennis Racket and Equipment Review (2023)

Trying to compare Prince vs Wilson rackets? Choosing the right racket can make a big difference to your game, so we’ve researched all of Prince and Wilson’s rackets to give you the complete guide. Here’s our in-depth guide to Prince vs Wilson.

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Prince TeXtreme O3 Tour 100 (290g) Tennis Racket

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The 290g O3 Tour 100 is ideal for intermediate players to attack with spin, accuracy and power.

Built for intermediate to advanced level players, the 290g Prince TeXtreme O3 Tour 100 provides optimal stability on long fast swings, allowing you to place your shots with pinpoint precision. The O3 technology enhances the sweetspot on the 100 sq inch heasize for improved power and more forgiveness on off-centre shots.

With TeXtreme included in the construction, premium stability is now available across various specifications of the range, allowing extra power and control on shots and an enhanced hitting feeling. The added Twaron filaments ensure that vibrations are dampened which now make the Tour series more comfortable to use.

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For all-round playability & power, choose a medium tension

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Suitable for advanced/intermediate looking for plenty of power and spin. The slightly thicker beams (22mm to 24mm) and regular range of weights give the perfect mixture of power & control.

Thin beamed, heavier rackets for advanced players with good technique and power looking for more control from their racket.

These rackets are perfect for the budget conscious player, or players who do not play regularly, but need a racket for some occasional family games or holiday play. Suitable for beginners and Intermediate players alike.

Suitable for regular club players or improvers alike, these rackets suit players starting to play regular competitive or friendly tennis. Lighter weight.

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【ラケットインプレ】New ラケ購入/2023モデル プリンス ツアーO3 100のインプレ・レビュー(PRINCE TOUR O3 100 2023)

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先日参加したNewツアーシリーズの試打会で、一番気に入ったのが『ツアーO3 100(305g)』。その衝動が抑えられず、入手してしまいました。テニス人生は一度きりなので、やむを得ません。

prince tour 100 o3

私にとっては初めてのO3ラケットでしたが、とても気に入ってしまいました。今まで食わず嫌いしてきたことが後悔されます。

「ものすごく出来の良い、守備範囲の広いラケット」 というのが私の実感です。

プリンス ツアーO3 100の製品プロフィール

スペック・製品情報.

カタログスペックの紹介です。

黄金スペックを基準にすると、ツアーO3 100は 「やや重め」「トップライト」「やや薄目」 のセミボックス形状フレームのモデルです。

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プリンス ツアーO3 100のインプレ・レビュー

ビジュアルについて.

prince tour 100 o3

今回の2023ツアーシリーズの中で、このO3は唯一、パールホワイトのグロス塗装が施されています。メーカーロゴ、モデルロゴはゴールドで、O-portの中もゴールドに塗装されており、非常に高級感が漂います。

prince tour 100 o3

O3ラケットの特徴ですが、左右のO-portがアシンメトリーに配置される(上下一段ずつずれる)関係で、ラケット上部のバンパーの長さもアシンメトリーになります。上の写真で分かる通り、左側が短く、右側が長いことが確認できます。

また、ノーマルグロメットのツアー100と比較すると、そもそもバンパー自体が短い点もO3ラケットの特徴です。

ツアーO3 100を打ってみた

自分自身の基準ガットを張り上げ、無謀ともいえる挑戦ですが、いきなり公式試合でデビューさせてきました(笑)。

またその後の練習でもみっちり打ってきました。

尚、私は比較的硬めで飛び過ぎないラケットを好んで愛用していますので、そのような者が語るインプレとしてご理解ください。

セッティング:シグナムプロ ファイヤーストーム 1.25mm、49ポンド(プレストレッチ5%)、GOSEN張り

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フレックス(フレーム硬さ・剛性感)

ラケットフレームのフレックスは硬めですが、それを感じさせない絶妙な仕上がりのフレームです 。

主観では、ノーマルのツアー100(前作の2020モデル)以上にフレーム剛性は強靭で、余計なしなりがない点は、個人的にとても好印象でした。

一方で、O-portや、その他搭載テクノロジーのハーモニーによる低衝撃性によって、ガチガチな硬さはなく、ノーマルよりも優しい打感に感じます。

ノーマルより打球情報のダイレクト感は減りますが、それは一長一短で、スイートエリアの広さ、オフセンターヒッティング時の楽さは明らかなメリットでした。緊張を強いられる試合においても、安心して取り扱いができました。

打感:硬派なのに優しいラケット/しなりではなくたわみが特徴

しならないけど、心地よくたわむ。硬派なのにしんどくない。

ボールをくわえこむ懐の深さ、ホールド感を強く感じます。それは、フレームのしなりではなく、面のたわみの感覚が強いのです。フレームは強いのにホールド感がある、独特の心地よさと安心感を両立しています。

これまでメインラケットとして使用してきた、ツアー100(2020モデル)と比較すると、タッチ系の感覚が優れる、楽にパワーを出してくれる点がメリットです 。ストリングパターンが16×19で、ツアー100より横糸を1本多くすることで、打感がボヤケ過ぎないよう調整しているような気がしました。

スピン性能

スピンがよく掛かります。 これはO-portのメリットだと思います。

ストリングの動きが良いので、スナップバックも効きやすく、スピンコントロールがしやすく感じました。

ツアーO3 100の搭載テクノロジー

今回のラケットに搭載されているテクノロジーをまとめます。

Purify Vibration System (P.V.S)

すでにビースト2022やファントム2022に搭載されているP.V.Sが、今回のモデルチェンジで、ツアーシリーズにも搭載されました。

必要な打球情報はそのままに、不快な衝撃を緩和するという(うたい文句の)美味しい機能です。

長時間のプレーでもパフォーマンスが落ちないように開発された新機能。新素材の高分子エラストマーをラケットシャフト部からグリップ部に搭載し、打球時の衝撃と不快な振動をふるいにかけて心地よい打球情報のみを手に伝える。いまだかつてない超衝撃吸収・超振動吸収を実現。疲労の蓄積を軽減しプレー後半にも再現性の高いスウィングを可能にする。 用元: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイト

テキストリーム×トワロン

プリンスラケットに標準搭載されるテキストリーム×トワロン。画期的高性能カーボンシートである『テキストリームカーボン』に、軽量かつ柔軟、高強度、衝撃吸収に優れるアラミド繊維『トワロン』を配合しており、「第2世代のテキストリームカーボン」と位置付けられています。

パワーとコントロール性のアップ シャフトのフレックスを固くすることなく、フェイスのねじれを更に減少 ボールスピード、球持ち感のアップ フレームの戻り(復元力)が向上 打球時の快適性アップ 不快な振動を低減。 ヒジや手首への優しさアップ 衝撃吸収性に優れる。 引用元: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイト

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ATS(ANTI-TORQUE SYSTEM)

テキストリーム×トワロンを、ラケット上部10時2時の位置に配置したのが、ATS(ANTI-TORQUE SYSTEM)なる技術です。

prince tour 100 o3

シャフトに加え、フェイスの10時と2時にTeXtreme × Twaronを配置することで、ラケット上部の剛性が増し、ボールの推進性とコントロール性がアップ。更には、振動吸収性が増し、クリアな打球感で「掴んで弾く」性能が向上。 引用元: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイト

Xモーフフレーム

ツアーのフレームの形状自体は、数モデルにわたって変更されておらず、この2023のO3も変更されていません。

Xモーフフレームと言われる、 セミボックス形状が特徴的で、振り抜きの良さと、硬質な中にも適度なたわみを加えてくれる 、とても完成度の高いフレームです。

prince tour 100 o3

内側と外側の厚さを変えることで、ボックス形状とエアロ形状のそれぞれの長所を併せ持つprince独自の新形状。 打球時の反発復元力に加え、ねじれに対する強さも発揮。また空気抵抗が小さく振り抜きがよいのも特徴。スピード + コントロール性 + スピン性を実現する。 (TOUR O3 100/TOUR 100/TOUR 100SL/TOUR 98に採用) 引用元: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイト

プリンス特有のOポートは、空気抵抗減少=振り抜きの良さ、スイートエリアの拡大、マイルドな打感の実現、フレーム剛性を高める役割を果たします。

一方で、ノーマルグロメットと比較すると、ハードさが緩和された分、打球情報が少なくなり、それがデメリットと感じる人もいると思います。

ハードスペックのラケットから、少し楽な方向へラケットチェンジをする際に、O3はひとつの選択肢になってくれると思います。

ホームストリンガー視点では、O-portはちょっと張りにくい点があります。横糸を張る際に、ターンテーブルロックをしないと、きれいに真横にストリングを引っ張れない部分が出来てしまうためです。いい加減に張ると、ラケットを傷つけかねないので、気をつけながら張る必要がありました。慣れれば問題ないとは思いますが。

尚、タイオフホールは非常に合理的な場所に設定されていました。

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スウィートエリアが広く振り抜きのよいOポートをグロメットレスで搭載。打球感をクリアにし、スウィングの力をダイレクトにボールに伝えます。 (TOUR O3 100に搭載) 引用元: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイト

2ピーススロート

2つのピースで構成することで、衝撃緩和を狙っているのがこの機能。

スロート部分で衝撃緩和を狙うのはプリンスの得意技です。DBに搭載されるダンパーほど仰々しくはないものの、このラケットの打感のさりげない隠し味になっているのかも知れません。

prince tour 100 o3

インパクト時の衝撃を軽減し、ストリングスの振動を抑える2ピース構造のスロートを採用。 出典: グローブライド社プリンス公式サイトより

プリンス ツアーO3 100の推奨度

今回の2023モデルチェンジで、ツアーO3 100に追加搭載された機能は実質P.V.Sのみで、不快な振動・衝撃をより少なくする方向へマイナーチェンジされたことになります。

前作を打ったことがないため、その比較はできませんが、絶対評価としてかなり完成度の高いラケットであると断言できます。

ルックス面では、高級感のあるグロス塗装、パールホワイトカラー、ゴールドロゴの高級感、TOURロゴのシンプル化など、かなり魅力的な仕様に進化したと言えます。

ツアーシリーズはそもそも競技志向の高いシリーズですが、このO3 100であれば、競技系プレーヤーから、中上級レベルまで幅広くカバーできそうな気がします。

「ものすごく出来の良い、守備範囲の広いラケット」

先入観抜きで、一度試してみる価値は十分あると思います。

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尚、290gモデルもラインアップされていますので、カスタム検討される方、軽量ラケットが好みの方、女性プレーヤーは、こちらも候補にできそうです。

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Prince Phantom O3 100X Racquet Review

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For 2020, Prince presents the Phantom O3 100X , an update to the Phantom 100 that offers added stability and a bit more pop on shots, while maintaining its signature plush, comfortable feel. Our playtesters enjoyed a spin-friendly response from the baseline, and they were able to tap into decent pace and depth when swinging big. High stability levels meant this racquet wasn't getting pushed around at net, and good depth and directional control were easy to achieve. Redirecting pace was a highlight on returns, whereas serving was one area where all of our testers would have liked more free power. Overall, fans of the previous model should feel right at home with this solid update.

  • Low powered on serves

Bottom Line

While remaining one of the most arm-friendly options, this racquet receives some subtle updates to enhance its stability and response.

Intermediate to advanced

Groundstrokes - Score: 79

With the Phantom O3 100X , the distinct O3 feel was apparent from the baseline, where supreme comfort and high levels of spin were highlights. A former O3 Speedport and EXO3 Black player, Brittany is no stranger to Prince racquets, but she is new to the Phantom line. She explained, "Almost all the specs were in my wheelhouse, but this is one of the thinner beamed racquets I have playtested. I did have a short adjustment period (about one hour of hitting) before I started to really groove with the racquet. It is lower powered than my Yonex EZONE 100 300, so I found myself needing to swing faster to get the pace and depth I wanted. Since the racquet offered plenty of control and precision, I was able to fully swing out without fear of overhitting. According to my PlaySight data, this allowed me to actually hit the ball a few mph faster. From the baseline, I was most impressed with the slice. I was able to consistently hit low, penetrating slice backhands, which is not normally my strength. I even found myself hitting some offensive slices."

Kristen enjoyed the arm-friendly nature of the racquet, but she struggled to find a rhythm from the baseline. She said, "The first thing that jumped out at me when hitting with this racquet was how comfortable it was. The open 16x18 string pattern provided a big spin window, and it felt very stable on contact. The racquet had decent maneuverability, and although the opportunity for generating pace is there, it overall felt lowered powered, so I definitely had to work a little harder for it. During point play, I struggled to find good consistency from the back of the court. When I was under pressure I just wasn't getting enough depth on my shots to stay effective. When I had time to set up on slower paced balls, I felt like I had to swing big to really get the racquet moving for sufficient pace and depth, and when I did I would often overcompensate and my balls would soar long. I think another contributing factor to this was the very muted feel on contact. I often struggled to know where the ball was going to land after it left my racquet, so I just wasn't feeling very connected to my shots."

Tiffani felt the Phantom O3 complemented her game. She explained, "Historically, I've preferred Prince's racquets without the O3 technology, but I was happily surprised that I found my groove rather quickly with this racquet. The Phantom O3 100X really handled stiff string setups well, and the O3 technology, along with the lower stiffness rating, kept it feeling comfortable at all times. This racquet swings quickly for its weight, and it swung more like my 305-gram Textreme Tour 100P than something with a 310-gram unstrung weight. I didn't find a ton of free power, but fast swings were rewarded with good spin. I liked how I played with this racquet, and since I'm not usually looking to hit winners, I didn't miss the firepower. Instead, I liked to tap into my angled shots to pull my opponents off the court with spin, and I was also able to adjust my targeting to get good depth for those longer points."

An aggressive player from the baseline, Suzy wanted more accuracy on big swings. She said, "On groundstrokes, the highlight of this racquet for me was the comfort. It felt stable on contact and had a very generous sweetspot. I was able to generate a lot of topspin on my shots and hit a nice loopy return during point play. I did find it a bit challenging to keep the ball low when I went to hit an aggressive shot, especially when I flattened it out. The Phantom O3 100X had lower power, so I felt like I had to increase my swing speed a lot to generate the pace I was looking for, but when I did that I often struggled to control my shots. Although the dampened feel suits some, it made it harder for me to read where the ball was going, and the connection to the ball wasn't where I wanted it to be. Overall, this racquet did not suit my aggressive game style, but it would be a good choice for those looking for a stable, arm-friendly frame."

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Volleys - Score: 81

While experiences at net with the Phantom O3 100X were varied, all the testers agreed that stability and comfort were the racquet's biggest strengths. Tiffani enjoyed volleying and found herself tactically moving forward more than she usually would. She said, "At net is where the Phantom O3 100X surprised me most. I'm not usually comfortable hitting volleys, but it felt like this racquet upped my net game. I often do a volley-volley drill to start practice sessions, and either all that training is finally starting to pay off or this racquet just worked with my volley mechanics. I really loved the maneuverable feel and comfort on contact. Power is less of an issue at net, and I had good directional control and touch. I would set up points to get a short ball to follow to net, and that's not something that's always a part of my game plan."

Although there wasn't a "wow" factor for Brittany at net, she thought this racquet performed well. She described, "With the thin beam and low stiffness rating, I had really high expectations for volleys — maybe a bit too high. While the Phantom O3 100X volleyed well, I didn't have any major highlights. The racquet was easy to get into position, which I appreciated. I am not the most comfortable up at net, and normally when I do volley it’s more of punch volley deep in the court. I was hoping for a little more touch and feel, but again, that can easily be blamed on my (lack of) skills."

Kristen found the most success when punching volleys back deep in the court with this Phantom O3 100X. She said, “The Phantom O3 100X felt stable and comfortable up at net, and I found it was easy to hit volleys deep. On touch shots the ball tended to launch off the stringbed more than I expected, so I wasn't getting dialed in on feel. I found the best success at net when just blocking back volleys and focusing on directional placement."

Suzy had a similar experience, saying, "This racquet had a stable feel up at net. I was able to get a decent response when I had enough time to set up and hit deep punch volleys. The touch on shorter balls wasn't quite there for me; I often found myself hitting short floaters and was not able to get the angles I was going for."

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Serves - Score: 74

Our playtesters unanimously noted the low-powered nature of the Phantom O3 100X on serves. However, spin access was plentiful, and the racquet provided good targeting and consistency. This is where Suzy put her focus. She explained, "I found the most success when hitting my serves with a lot of spin. I had to increase my swing speed quite a bit to generate power, so I definitely had to work harder to get that explosive feel I was looking for. I did find it tougher to flatten out my first serves, especially with the need for added pace. The response was much better on second serves. I was able to hit the ball with spin and a decent amount of control, but again, I had to work a lot harder to get there. The out-wide slice worked well for me with this racquet."

Brittany continued, "Just like with groundstrokes, I found the Phantom O3 100X to be low powered. I had to work hard to generate racquet head speed and pace on my flat first serves. Unfortunately, this was not sustainable through an entire match. I found myself relying on my slice serve out wide to earn some free points. Second serves were fairly consistent, and I was happy with the kick."

Tiffani was also struggling on her first serves. She said, "This stroke is the one where I missed the free power the most. I don't generate a lot of power on serves, so I struggled to hit offensive first serves with the Phantom O3 100X. I did find the racquet to deliver good spin, and I could hit some effective serves by choosing good targets. It was a placement game for me when it came to serves."

Like the rest of the team, Kristen found herself focusing on spin and targeting rather than raw power. She added, "This racquet definitely moved slower overhead than my current racquet of choice, and with its lower powered nature I didn't have the greatest success hitting consistent or effective flat serves. I stuck with the mentality of putting a lot of spin on my serves and focusing on placement over power, and I was able to serve deep in the box and get decent consistency that way. However, like on groundstrokes, I never felt very connected to my serves."

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Returns - Score: 82

Overall, our playtesters preferred returning with the Phantom O3 100X , and they put its low-powered response to good use. It's the area where the racquet shone the most for Kristen . She said, "This was my favorite portion of the playtest. I like to swing big on returns, and the control-oriented, lower powered nature of this racquet allowed me to do just that. I didn't have any maneuverability issues, and I was able to place my returns effectively and counter-attack powerful first serves with controlled pace. When having to create more of my own power off of second serves, I focused on hitting with a lot of spin to get the ball back deep enough in the court to start the point effectively."

Tiffani found a nice blend of features when returning. She explained, "The comfort, stability and easy maneuverability came together on returns. I didn't have many issues getting my racquet on big first serves, and when I did shank it, the racquet still didn't feel jarring on my arm. I could mix it up with placement and spin to start the point on the offensive."

Suzy added, "I was able to be selectively aggressive when returning. I took a more conservative approach with my shot selection against first serves, especially if I felt rushed and the ball I was returning had a lot of pace on it. On second serves, I was able to play around a bit more with my shots and be more aggressive because I had more time to set up. Overall, I still felt like the control wasn't quite where I wanted it to be, but I was able to get the job done."

Brittany said, "Although I wasn't fully jiving with the return, I was able to get the results I wanted with small modifications. On first serve returns I would be conscious of taking a short swing and redirecting the pace. On second serves, I felt like I had to do the opposite and really swing out to hit an offensive return since I was relying on my own pace. I felt confident going for medium-risk targets on both first and second serves."

Overall - Score: 79

Brittany - "I like the control, feel, maneuverability and spin potential. I love hitting slices."

Tiffani - "The Phantom O3 100X is maneuverable, comfortable and spin friendly."

Kristen - "Stable, great access to spin, good control when I don't need to generate my own pace."

Suzy - "Very comfortable, good stability, large sweetspot."

Brittany - "The Phantom O3 100X is just a tad under-powered for me. I have to work to get pace and depth."

Tiffani - "It's a little low powered on serves."

Kristen - "This racquet drags a bit on serves for me, and it’s a bit too muted and low powered for my tastes."

Suzy - "Low powered on serves, muted feel and lack of maneuverability."

Comparing the racquet to others they've tried, our testers said:

Brittany - "Honestly, there aren't a lot of racquets on the market that are similar to the Phantom O3 100X . I would say maybe something like a Babolat Pure Strike VS or Head Graphene Touch Speed MP. Compared to the previous generation, it has a slightly stiffer feel (thanks to the RA going from a 55 to 60), but that did not affect the comfort at all. I actually preferred it since I felt a little more connected to the ball."

Tiffani - "Although I didn't review the first iteration, I played with it some. This Phantom O3 100X is just a little bit easier to use. It's not a powerhouse, but the power is easier to tap into in comparison. With the original Phantom 100, I struggled to get enough juice on my shots. This Phantom O3 100X is stiffened up a bit for added responsiveness, and it remains comfortable. I really like how well this racquet handles stiffer co-polys. I can't think of any comparable current racquets, but those who played with the Phantom 100 or versions of the EXO3 Tour 100 should check it out."

Kristen - "For me, this Phantom O3 100X definitely played differently than the other Phantoms I've tested. It has some attributes from each in terms of being comfortable, spin-friendly and stable, but the O-ports made it feel way more muted than the others, which caused me to struggle with dialing in my shots."

Suzy - "I am new to the Phantom range, so for me this Phantom O3 100X was an exciting racquet to test. It was very different from the racquet that I use, the ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour. The most noticeable difference for me is the feel. The Phantom O3 100X is more muted on contact, meaning it is super arm-friendly, but the tradeoff is that I don't get that crisp, solid feel on contact that I like in the ProKennex."

Playtester Profiles

Kristen: 5.0 level player with a semi-western forehand and a two handed backhand. Kristen currently plays with a Prince Phantom Pro 100.

Brittany: Open level player with a semi-western forehand and a two-handed backhand. She currently plays with the Yonex EZONE 100 (300g).

Tiffani: 4.0 level baseliner with a semi-western grip on the forehand and hits a two-handed backhand. Currently playing with the Prince Textreme Tour 100P (2015).

Suzy: 5.0 level player with a semi-western forehand and double handed backhand. She is currently using the ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour.

Play Tester Profiles

Review date: January 2020. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us. All content copyright 2019 Tennis Warehouse.

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Prince O3 Tour MP (2005/2006 version) - what else comes close now?

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  • Start date Sep 8, 2019
  • Sep 8, 2019

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SlvrDragon50

Hah, I actually have two of these. They were such great racquets. I tried the EXO3 tour when it came out, and I went back to the O3 Tour. I ended up moving to the RF97A which is a big step up in weight, and I think I'm probably going to end up selling the O3 Tours. I agree with all your points, nice big sweet spot, comfortable, easy to volley with. When I was searching for another racquet, the Prince Textreme 100 popped up a lot. I ended up with the Yonex VC+, which I see compared to some of the Angells quite often too (the regular, not +).  

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The o3 textreme tour 100 should be considered. Its a TW europe only stick, though.  

JOSHL

I own this racquet as well. The original phantom 100 is pretty close. The MP you have should be 100in not 110 though.  

PSC85

The round O3 ports worked much better than the rectangular EXO ports in terms of feel and feedback. The technology is really quite innovative and when the frame is slightly weighted up and set up right, is actually quite a joy to use.  

  • Sep 9, 2019
PSC85 said: The round O3 ports worked much better than the rectangular EXO ports in terms of feel and feedback. The technology is really quite innovative and when the frame is slightly weighted up and set up right, is actually quite a joy to use. Click to expand...

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SlvrDragon50 said: Good to know I am not the only one who felt that way. The EXO was such a step down compared to the O ports. The EXO ports were also incredibly fragile. Click to expand...

EXO3 Tour was far better than O3 Tour in comfort.  

scotus said: EXO3 Tour was far better than O3 Tour in comfort. Click to expand...

o3player

  • May 8, 2022

Upping an old threat, but i'm curiuos also. What else comes close nowadays?  

I happened to get the same O3 Tour 100 a couple of years ago as a relatively cheap collectible from the bay in good condition. (forgot I had it for a while in the closet) Yes, it's far more "comfortable" or easier on the arm, than swinging say a wilson ncode tour of the 00's. But I think the Wilson BLX development of the early-mid 10's began to compete with the o-port lighter feel. My prostaff six one 95 blx is lighter and as comfy, smoother in overall swing, but also slightly less "jarring" than hitting with the O3 Tour which is already nice enough, but the O3 Tour could also comparatively still have more old-school plow. Also I like the O3 Tour's uniform 16-17mm thin(!) beam frame, not seen anymore , similarly wilson's old 17-18mm box beam frames.  

SlowTiger

I think closest thing right now would be the prince phantom 100 with o ports  

PBODY99

I have the 290 g version of this O3 Tour 100 Shipping was less than a week  

  • May 9, 2023

The o3 Tour (black and orange) version was one of the nicest sticks back in the day!  

gloumar

  • Jun 25, 2023

Something to mention here is tolerance, sweetspot. This parameter has alot increased with the latest Phantom generations. I play both on Ozone Tour MP (just after O3 Tour), Phantom 100 (black/green) and the latest Phantom O3 100 X. Last versions are more comfortable, which is quite insane ^^ For the record I also tried a stiffer Prince O3 Tour, to search for a bit more response and grit, but not the same mold at all: the head is narrower, less round, and I realize I love this round shape Prince used for this line of racquets. This shape also plays a big part in the quality and tolerance of the frame, in both offense and defense.  

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    Likes. Brittany - "I like the feel, controllable power and maneuverability.". Tiffani - "There's so much I like! This ATS Textreme Tour 100 290 has great overall playability. I like the easy spin, depth and feel." Sage - "This is a versatile and easy-to-use racquet that shines in the spin, maneuverability and comfort categories.". Jason - "Very user-friendly. . Excellent maneuverability and ...

  17. Prince TeXtreme O3 Tour 100 (290g) Tennis Racket

    The 290g O3 Tour 100 is ideal for intermediate players to attack with spin, accuracy and power. Built for intermediate to advanced level players, the 290g Prince TeXtreme O3 Tour 100 provides optimal stability on long fast swings, allowing you to place your shots with pinpoint precision. The O3 technology enhances the sweetspot on the 100 sq ...

  18. Tennis Warehouse

    Prince EXO3 Tour 18x20. Precision. Comfort. Results. The Prince EXO3 Tour delivers. In this racquet, EXO3 technology goes to the next level. Complimenting a dense 18x20 string pattern -- for more precision and control -- the EXO3 String Suspension Inserts expand the sweetspot. ... The EXO3 Tour 100 18x20 proved to be an effective racquet for ...

  19. 【ラケットインプレ】New ラケ購入/2023モデル プリンス ツアーO3 100のインプレ・レビュー(PRINCE TOUR O3 100

    プリンス ツアーO3 100のインプレ・レビュー. ビジュアルについて. 今回の2023ツアーシリーズの中で、このO3は唯一、パールホワイトのグロス塗装が施されています。. メーカーロゴ、モデルロゴはゴールドで、O-portの中もゴールドに塗装されており、非常に ...

  20. Review

    Summary. For 2020, Prince presents the Phantom O3 100X, an update to the Phantom 100 that offers added stability and a bit more pop on shots, while maintaining its signature plush, comfortable feel.Our playtesters enjoyed a spin-friendly response from the baseline, and they were able to tap into decent pace and depth when swinging big.

  21. Prince O3 Tour MP (2005/2006 version)

    scotus said: EXO3 Tour was far better than O3 Tour in comfort. Agreed, and the EXO 3 Tour is a little more comfortable than the later Tour 100 because of the slightly more flexible shaft. The Tour 100 is also slightly stiffer in the upper head to increase stability.