Updated with a more flexible beam, this midsize player's racquet offers outstanding control and feel
This update to the Textreme Tour 95 retains the speedy and surgical feel of previous generations while adding an even more arm-friendly beam construction. Although it weighs nearly 12 ounces strung, the ATS Textreme Tour 95 comes around fast, making it great for whipping up spin and hitting shots on the run. It also has decent pop for a midsize player’s racquet (thanks in part to how fast this stick moves through contact). For 2022, Prince has given the Tour 95 a more flexible beam, resulting in even better ball feedback along with less shock to the tendons. Other updates include Anti-Torque System (ATS) which features Textreme and Twaron in both the shaft and at 10 and 2 o'clock in the upper hoop. The upshot is less frame torque at impact, resulting in a more powerful and stable hitting experience. Ultimately, with its seductive combination of speed, control and feel this update to the Tour 95 checks all the right boxes. Experienced players looking for user-friendly midsize player’s racquet should love this one.
Specifications
| Head Size: 95 in² / 612.9 cm² | ||||
| Length: 27in / 68.58cm | ||||
| Strung Weight: 11.9oz / 337g | ||||
| Balance: 12.5in / 31.75cm / 8 pts HL | ||||
| Swingweight: 324 | ||||
| Stiffness: 61 | ||||
| Beam Width: 22mm / 22mm / 19mm | ||||
| Composition: Textreme/Twaron/Graphite | ||||
| Power Level: Low | ||||
| Stroke Style: Full | ||||
| Swing Speed: Fast | ||||
| Racquet Colors: White | ||||
| Grip Type: Prince Resi Pro | ||||
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| String Tension: 45-55 pounds |
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Great RacquetGreat racquet! Plays just as well or better than any of the competitors’ “player’s racquets” for an extremely economical price. Highlighting that fact that quality racquets don’t have to be overpriced.
Solid, tight, controlled, great feelIf you were specifically looking for something along the lines of this racquet, you probably will find it is what it says it is. Dampened, crisp, extra control & feel, and measured in it's execution. I've had previous generations and rate them high, as well. This is a solid evolution in the Prince's 95 sq in line-up. I love it.
FYI: I'd string at high tension, personally... as you probably don't need any extra power if you are intentionally looking for this stick. Also, I have a OHBH, and this does really well if you have the technique.
Back to Prince for me!Found my new racquet with this one. Prince was my first "real" racquet over 20 years ago but haven't played with one since buying this one. Extremely easy to play with, the flex makes it very user friendly in terms of feel. It's also very stable in stock form (with the right string set up), and quite maneuverable for bring close to 12oz strung. Might be a tad too head light, but an easy fix. Time to buy another.
Small but MightyFour years I owned the prince ATS Textreme Tour 98. It was a fantastic racquet. So when I was ready to add another racquet to my collection I thought of my VCore 95, which is also a fantastic racquet and my go to in tournament play. Why not order another 95 in this case? I ordered the 95 and it definitely lives up to all the reviews and the hype. The head size looks and feels like a 98. I had to read the label twice to make sure! It is very headlight so it can whip quite easily. One caveat… it is a bit on the heavier side, but that makes it fantastic for hitting against stronger players and serves. I was quite unstoppable with this racquet and serves. I would highly recommend this racquet to anyone who likes a small head racquet, whippy, headlight, and pinpoint accuracy, and wants great serves. I must admit the next day if I have another match, I have to switch to a lighter frame to give my arm and shoulder rest. So I weave in my different racquet, depending on what level I’m playing against, how often I play or if it’s just for fun. Again… Great racquet! I added orange strings to bring out the orange in the racquet frame and it’s an art piece.
THE BOX FRAMEOne of the few classic racquets that remains on the market with an open string pattern. Great for players who want a traditional feel with good access to control and spin. The other reviews are correct in saying that this racquet is whippy!
Very similar to the classic Wilson box frames, especially Wilson's BLX Pro Staff 95. Prince has sort of carried on the legacy of the box frame with this racquet after Wilson abandoned it for the PS 97 line.
Really enjoyed this update—Prince is moving in the right direction with each new version!
Prince ATS Textreme Tour 95 - Two Thumbs UpI have always been a huge fan of Prince racquets. This particular one has really been a step up from my Thunderstick that I bought in 1999. Yes, the technology has changed quite a bit since then and I am really enjoying how the ball comes off the racquet with this model. Next step - buy a backup racquet and yes, it will be this one...
Better than PS 14 and Percept offeringsAn excellent players frame. Check the specs and compare with Pro Staff 14 and others and you will find it is right in there. Love this racquet all around. Strung with hybrid set up at 48/49 pounds
The racquet I didn’t know I neededI have been searching for the right racquet to fit my game over last one, the two years, and I’ve also been dealing with wrist and elbow injuries. Coming from stiffer frames, I tried the Prince Phantom 100x and fell in love with the flexible feel. However, it was too light and low powered for me to stay in rallies with big hitters. I demoed both the Tour 98 and Tour 95 and found that the 95 had the best combination of stability, feel, and power that I have found thus far. If you are thinking of trying a 95, this is the one!
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Save the 95's!Feel, control, and spin are what this racquet excels at. I have been playing with Prince racquets since the 90s and prefer classic flexible, thin, box beam, heavy racquets with a 95 square inch head. This Tour 95 gives me all the benefits of those classic frames - incredible feel, control and whippiness. But its sweet spot is a little more forgiving. It still gives that special satisfaction you get when you hit a shot right in the sweet spot like the more classic player frames, but somehow is still about as forgiving as a 98 square inch head. And the spin! Because it is so head light, it is very whippy and I can generate massive racquet head speed and as much spin as I want. It’s a heavier frame, which gives it great stability and mass based power. I can serve bombs with this thing. I hope Prince and other brands continue to make these types of racquets. Please save the 95's!
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ButttaahhhhWhippy racquet. Feels like butter. It's soft with tons of maneuverability. Have to get used to the launch angle since I'm coming from an Yonex Vcore HD and D version, 18x20.
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