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Prince Tour 100P 2026

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4.3
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Prince Tour 100P 2026

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4.3
4 Reviews
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Prince Tour 100P 2026 Racquet 4 1/8" (#1)
In Stock: 4+
Price: $249.00
  • Grip Size: 4 1/8" (#1)
Prince Tour 100P 2026 Racquet 4 1/4" (#2)
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Price: $249.00
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Prince Tour 100P 2026 Racquet 4 3/8" (#3)
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Price: $249.00
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Prince Tour 100P 2026 Racquet 4 1/2" (#4)
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  • Grip Size: 4 1/2" (#4)

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Prince adds another chapter to the most control-oriented member of the Tour franchise.

Introducing the 2026 Tour 100P! Like previous versions, this racquet delivers the laser-like precision of a dense 18x20 string pattern, making it perfect for driving the ball through the court. It also packs a 325 swingweight, giving it plenty of stability without feeling sluggish in the front court. Other notable features include a 61-RA stiffness, which translates into an arm-friendly ride with outstanding ball feedback. For 2026, Prince updates its Anti-Torque System, integrating Zylon with Textreme to enhance torsional stability and energy return. Prince also improves comfort with strategically placed foam and introduces a new layup technology, ISO-Fiber, which doubles down on stability and energy return to help reduce frame wobble and power loss on off-center impact. Ultimately, with incremental updates to the feel, the Tour 100P remains a great option for intermediate and advanced players who crave plush comfort and surgical targeting. The quick handling is a nice bonus. 

Check out this Prince racquet guide from our Playtest team!

Specifications

Head Size: 100 in² / 645.16 cm²
Length: 27in / 68.58cm
Strung Weight: 11.4oz / 323g
Balance: 12.59in / 31.98cm / 7 pts HL
Swingweight: 325
Stiffness: 61
Beam Width: 22mm / 23mm / 20mm
Composition: Textreme/Zylon/Graphite
Power Level: Low
Stroke Style: Full
Swing Speed: Fast
Racquet Colors: Black
Grip Type: Prince Resi Pro
String Pattern:
18 Mains / 20 Crosses
Mains skip: 8T,10T,8H,10H
One Piece
No Shared Holes
String Tension: 45-55 pounds

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Customer Reviews

4.3 out of 5
4 Customer Reviews
4 out of 5 Stars
Playtested for the Talk Tennis forum4.5 male usta player currently using the Head Speed Pro 2024 I thoroughly enjoyed this racquet playtest and I think it had a lot more pros than cons. First off, control is great with this racquet having an 18x20 pattern. There's almost too much control as a lot of my shots didn't have a lot of depth to them. I would have liked a little more plow through on groundstrokes but I think this could easily be fixed with lead on the 3 and 9. The maneuverability is a highlight for me. Volleys felt easy and I could consistently place volleys where I wanted them and also had more touch on drop volleys which is a bonus! I also really enjoyed the soft flex of the racquet. I usually have arm issues with stiffer set ups but had no arm pains throughout the playtest with this frame so that's always a big seller for me. Overall, for the cost, it's a great frame with a nice low launch angle for flat hitters, could use some lead tape for extra depth, but ultimately, was not enough to sway me away from my Speed Pro. If you're looking for a control frame with a low launch angle, give this one a try!
5 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Comfortable all around racquetThe 18x20 might deter some people, but it's in a 100 sq inch racquet, so I don't think it's a tight pattern at all. The Tour has always maxed out comfort, but some people feel it's overly dampened I'm sure. This version has less dampening and therefore feels stiffer. Slightly less comfort for slightly more connected feeling. The Tour is a great racquet for how forgiving it is. Easy to use imo, and still delivers a great ball.
5 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Demoed and Loved ItFormer barely made the team D3 player. Have been using the same Prince Triple Threat Vendetta 95 for 25 years off and on when I play. Was a Pro Staff player before my college coach got me to switch because she was Prince sponsored. I’m back in the game, I’m old, and I finally decided it’s time to try a modern frame. ChatGPT recommended the prior 100P but I figured might as well wait. I demo’d this at the local club against one of the pros and my Lord. I went from a 25 yr old stick string at 65lbs to this heavier, slightly larger head size and I could practically do no wrong. Forehands were totally dialed in, deep baseline, tons of topspin, plenty of power. Absolutely ripping serves. I hit a one handed backhand and have struggled recently. I was consistent and steady to the point the pro laughed and then actually took the stick from me to look it over. I’m absolutely making the switch. They caught lightning with this one. You’ll be glad you demo’d this.
3 out of 5 Stars
UnderwhelmingWhilst it has a nice connected and comfortable feel, it falls disappointingly short to the performance the 2019 version provides. The 2019 version is more powerful and responsive. Because of the flex of the 2026, I found my balls sometimes spraying unpredictably and not being able to put the ball away as effectively. The 2019 version is more consistent, predictable and has better power. I also think I prefer the feel the twaron provides over zylon. I had such high hopes for this racquet but will stick with the 2019 version. On a positive note, great looking racquet.
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