Designed in close collaboration with Tour Pro’s, the Prince Phantom Pro 93P is the ideal on court weapon for the serious, aggressive modern player.
Featuring a mid-size frame that still maintains super playability, fans of the Phantom series will find all the power, finesse and brutal on court accuracy they love, whilst the Textreme tech supplies improved control with enhanced power.
The type of player who enjoys constructing each point to its finest margins and who loves a mid-size frame should give this racket some consideration.
Features Include:
HEAD SIZE: 93IN / 600CM
• WEIGHT: 330G / 11.6OZ UNSTRUNG
• BALANCE: 30.5CM / 12.0IN 12PTS. HEAD LIGHT
• SWING WEIGHT: 300
• STRING PATTERN: 18 X 20
• CROSS SECTION: 20 - 16mm
• LENGTH: 27IN / 68.6CM
• COMPOSITION: 100% GRAPHITE / TEXTREME
• TENSION: 50 +/- 5LBS / 23 +/- 2KG
• AVAILABLE GRIP SIZE: 2 - 5
• GRIP: premium leather
• STRING: tour xc 16l
Racket ID
Make your racket unique to you with Racket iD, our premium quality personalisation service.
Previously only available to the pros, personalisation enhances your chosen product and lessens the risk of loss. And the best thing? It’s FREE!
A Pro:Direct personalised racket is a real one-off, created using the latest personalisation machinery in combination with our unrivalled experience and the largest selection of tennis rackets from all the top brands. Whether you want to let whoever you just beat in straight sets know exactly who you are, or make that gift extra special, Racket iD is your chance to get inventive and let Pro:Direct make your new racket truly yours.
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Measuring Your Grip Size
Choosing the right grip size is a vital part of playing tennis. The right grip size will make your racket feel natural and comfortable.
Use a ruler and measure (in inches) from the crease fold in your hand, to the top of your ring finger. Please see table below:
Note: It is always better to go for a smaller grip size, as you can easily increase your grip size with over grips.
