What is Textreme? Textreme is a carbon fiber that remains lighter than conventionally woven carbon fibers due to a new way of weaving. The material is already used in car racing, ice hockey sticks and cycling bicycles. For example, Marcel Kittel won 4 Tour de France stages last year on a Textreme bike. Prince is the first brand to use this material in tennis rackets. What are the benefits of Textreme in tennis rackets? Textreme is more resistant to impact and provides more torsional stability. This results in a racket that is more forgiving (more arm-friendly) on off-center hits, but retains stability, feel and ease of maneuvering the racket. The 4 Prince Textreme rackets below will be available at tennis specialty stores in mid-March. The mijnracket.nl team has already written a review of the Textreme Tour 95 and the Textreme Tour 100T. Click on the links below to read them. The PL addition behind the racket data stands for the Power Level: the lower, the more control. The higher, the more power and impact.

• Prince Textreme Tour 95 : 95 sq/inch, 325 gr, 30.5 balance, 16/19 stringing pattern, PL 750
• Prince Textreme Tour 100T : 100 sq/inch, 290 gr, 32.5 balance, 16/18 stringing pattern, PL 850
• Prince Textreme Warrior 107 : 107 sq/inch, 300 gr, 31.0 balance, 16/19 stringing pattern, PL 1200
• Prince Textreme Warrior 107T: 107 sq/inch, 280 gr, 32.5 balance, 16/19 stringing pattern, PL 1250