Prince ATS Textreme Tour 100 290
Specs
| Weight | 306g / 10.8oz |
| Length | 685mm / 27in |
| Head Size | 645cm² / 100in² |
| Balance | 330mm / 4 Pts H L |
| String Pattern | 16/18 |
| Beam Width | 22 / 23 / 20mm |
| Max Tension (lbs) | 58 |
| Grip Size | 3 |
Prince ATS Textreme Tour 100 290 - Full Technical Overview
The Prince ATS Textreme Tour 100 (290) delivers a 100 in² head with a lighter strung weight (~306 g) and a 330 mm (4 pts HL) balance, designed for players who want more maneuverability in a traditionally sized 100-inch head frame.
Featuring a 22/23/20 mm beam and a relatively low stiffness of ~62 RA, the frame emphasises spin and ease of swing rather than brute plough-through. The string pattern is 16x18, offering a blend of control and spin.
Constructed with Textreme and Twaron in the lay-up, the ATS (Anti-Torque System) helps stabilise the hoop for consistent response on off-center hits. This version is ideal for intermediate to advanced players seeking a lighter platform with a large head and good spin access.
Racket Specification Breakdown
Length: 685mm / 27in
A standard 27-inch length provides the ideal balance of reach, control, and maneuverability.
Length Category
Balance: 330mm / 4 pts HL
An even balance offers a blend of stability and maneuverability, suitable for all-round playing styles.
Balance Rating
Weight: 306g / 10.8oz
Heavier frames (305g+) offer maximum stability and plow-through for aggressive, advanced players.
Weight Category
String Pattern: 16x18
A very open pattern offering maximum spin and ball bite.
Head Size: 645cm² / 100in²
A midplus head (97-100 sq in) enhances control while still offering a forgiving sweet spot.
Head Size Category
Best For
- Advanced players who prefer a heavier, more stable frame for maximum plow-through.
- All-court players who want a versatile balance between power and control.
- Intermediate to advanced players who want a forgiving but control-oriented midplus head size.
- Players looking for a blend of spin and control from a versatile string layout.
- Most players who want the standard 27-inch length for ideal balance of reach and control.
- Intermediate players who appreciate a racket capable of moderate-to-high tension ranges while still forgiving at lower tensions.