This is one in a series of articles that review the current line of tennis racquets available on the market. This article outlines the product line offered by Prince. For more information or detailed racquet specifications, check out the Prince website.
Thunder Series
- Thunder UltraLite Titanium
The Thunder Ultralite comes in two distinct head sizes. Although the Oversize (115) offering has a bigger sweet spot and a little more power, the MidPlus (100) has a little more maneuverability and a more solid feel. What may be surprising is that both are not high powered racquets, despite manufacturer billing as such. Both head sizes have enough power to keep them out of the "control racquet" category, but are nowhere near the top of the power scale. The UltraLite Ti is an ideal 'tweener racquet that will appeal to a wide variety of players, especially those looking for better control in an ultra-maneuverable, solid feeling package with the latest technology. - ThunderExtreme Titanium
"Solid feel in a comfortable ride....a nice blend of power and control." Common feedback from customers using the ThunderExtreme Titanium. Available in two head sizes (100 and 115) the ThunderExtreme utilizes a wide array of Prince technologies, including Morph Beam, Sweet Spot Suspension and Shock Eraser Insert in the handle. A nice fit for 3.0 to 5.0 level players looking for a medium powered, head light racquet combined with excellent maneuverability. - ThunderBolt Longbody
One of the most popular Prince racquet's ever, the ThunderBolt was perhaps the first modern day racquet to cross party lines - seeing use from both professionals and beginners, and every level in-between. The box-beam shaft changes to an aerodynamic oval beam in the hoop of the racquet (Morph Beam) enhancing stability and increasing maneuverability. Combine this with its 28.5 inch length, excellent leverage and a Sweet Spot Suspension system that does its job well - and you have one of the best all-around frames available. - ThunderCloud Titanium
If we ranked racquets according to value, the Prince ThunderCloud Titanium would rate near the top. It features Prince's full line of technologies - Sweetspot Suspension System, Morph Beam construction, Graphite Extreme/Titanium composition and ShockEraser Insert. Its light weight, oversize head and 1/2 inch of extended length make it a natural choice for serve and volley players and doubles specialists, while the open 16x20 string pattern is ideal for topspin and slice shots. If you're an aggressive 3.5-4.5 all-court or serve and volleyer looking for a new stick with great
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