Prince EXO3 Graphite MP 100 Tennis Racquet (Unstrung)

To be certain, this is not a power racquet (Prince rating of only 750). If that is what your are looking for, this might not be the racquet for you. However, it is light, comfortable, fast, cool-looking, and functional. It has enough power to get the job done, while providing great control and spin when needed. Plays well and feels good. I play with this for 3 or more hours at a time and generally feel fine afterwords. Good racquet for a decent price. I am not disappointed.

Great racquet! I just started playing tennis again after 19 years. Still have my old prince tri-comps from high school. Wanted to trybsomething new. Played with the original version of this racquet before.....this one is excellent. I need to find another one but they are getting hard to find. It's a great racquet for anyone who can generate their own power. Very solid.

I was very HAPPY with my experience and product! I received a great tennis racket and was pleased with the purchase.

Product functions as expected.

I have 3 of these sticks. I've been playing tennis regularly for 15 years. I own about 12 rackets and demo the new models every year and I can't find anything I like as much. Good for a 4.0 and above player. Not a beginners racket and you need to generate your own power. Very arm friendly. I can hit with pin point precision with this stick. I can spin the ball like crazy. Very stable for returns, back hands and volleys probably helped by the cross bar stabilizer which seems to be a rarity on rackets these days. Not a pro weight but heavy enough at 11.5oz. and delivers a heavy ball due to it's substantial swing weight. Still it moves through the air very quickly due to head light balance, thin beam and the exo3 port grommets that cut down resistance. Makes a cool swishing sound through the air when I get the racket head speed up which I have become renowned for at my local courts. The only thing that might be better is that it is a little underpowered on the serve. Hybrid strings help that. Still with the control and feel of this racket I feel like I can place the ball anywhere in the box. Also, a lot of people don't like the calf skin grip. but over grips and replacement grips are super cheap so don't let that stop you. Some are actually sold with the resi pro grip from the manufacture which is a good grip. If your a 3.5 player or just looking for a little more power. I'd go for the Prince rebel 98 which is still very arm friendly, has a great ability to change the direction of the ball, Generates tons of spin, and a bit more power than the Graph exo3 100. But the Graph is superior in control, feel, stability which makes it very suitable for either the baseline game or the seasoned all courter. Again my favorite racket of all time. Happy tennis.