The Prince Phoenix Pro 750, spotted January 2019:
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Product Info
Release year: 2019
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Racket Specs chart
Advertised weight (unstrung): 130 grams
Head size: 484 cm sq
String pattern: 14x15
Prince Phoenix Pro 750 Review and Notes
Reviews
Here’s an overview of six of Prince’s new rackets, including this one:
Notes
This replaces the Prince Pro Beast 750 in Prince’s lineup.
Side view:
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Thanks
Thanks to Victor and Richard for the tips!
Philip says
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I really like this cosmetic design the most out of the rest of Prince´s 2019 lineup. However I am concerned about the sparse stringing pattern, won’t it make the racket less forgiving and harder to control? As well as making it easier for the strings to break?
(I have never used Prince rackets so I am unfamiliar with their characteristics, I want to try their unique power ring design.)
Pierre says
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Hi Philip, the forgiveness/control aspect is going to be a matter of personal preference. Personally I found it easier to control. I think that the concern about string breakage is valid though. The prior Prince range also had a reputation for being fragile i.e. the frame itself being prone to breakage. I haven’t heard anything about this latest range though.
Manuel says
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I’m playing thus racket since 1 month and I love it. Before that I had the Dunlop precision elite. I have the feeling that the prince hast more feel to it, nur the precision hast more power. So the opposite of what you light expect.
String breaking though is an issue. 305 in 1.1mm is not working at all. Supernick Zx Micro working like a charm but still poor durability.
As I’m stringing myself this is not general disadvantage of this racket.
Manuel says
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Okay, I’m done with it. Broke 2 of them within 3weeks of playing. Never experienced such poor durability. Sorry Prince….