Prince Phantom 100X (2022)

3D-SCAN: 100% COMPLETE // REF: PRN-PHX100-22

Racquet images are AI-generated, and all performance stats are estimates based on general opinions gathered from around the internet — not official manufacturer data. How these scores work

| RACQUET ANALYSIS // DATA-BLOCK 25

PRINCE PHANTOM 100X (2022)

POWER60
SPIN83
CONTROL54
COMFORT80
SWING FEEL61
String Pattern16/18
Balance310 mm
Stiffness62 RA
Head Size100 in²
Release DateSEP 2022
Unstrung Wt.305 g

| STRING PAIRING MATRIX

STRINGS THAT CHANGE
THE GAME.

Pick a string, then slide the tension and lead tape bars below — the stats above update as you go.

STRING TENSION55 lbs
LEAD TAPE0 g

| VERDICT // WHO THIS FRAME SUITS

BEST FOR

Control-seeking players who want Prince's dense, precise pattern

Best for control players who want a dense pattern with genuine feel. Tester reactions were unusually warm — “the racquet just felt so smooth in my hands and offered great control and spin”, with volleys drawing the strongest praise — and Tennisnerd called it “one of the most complete racquets I have tried in a while”. The 16x18 pattern is more spin-friendly than a true 18x20. A frequently overlooked frame that rewards a demo.

| PLAYER FEEDBACK // EXCERPTED REVIEWS

WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING.

Review excerpts are quoted in their original language.

The Phantom Pro 100 is my racquet of choice, so I was highly anticipating this update, and I was not disappointed.

On groundstrokes, the racquet just felt so smooth in my hands and offered great control and spin.

Volleying felt incredible with this stick. I expected to find the plush feel of the Prince Phantom line at net, and I wasn't disappointed at first strike.

It is one of the most complete racquets I have tried in a while.