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TXTZ Ripstick 100 Prince

Name: Prince TXTZ Ripstick 100
Brand: Prince
SKU: 01M45VYAQRQ4W7GW0JJERM2WRZ

Tennis· TXTZ

RR ScoreUpdated on 10/05/2026

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The Prince TXTZ Ripstick 100 is a tournament racquet for those who want to combine powerful shots, maximum spin and an agile feel. It has a 100 in² (645 cm²) head, a length of 27 inches, a weight of 300 g, a 320 mm balance and an open 16x18 pattern, which favors powerful baseline play and generates lots of spin. The modern frame structure accelerates the ball without losing control and gives stability and a wide hitting window.

Key specs

Full specs

Weight unstrung: 300 g
Head size: 100 in²
String pattern: 16x18
Length: 27 in
Balance point: 320 mm

LevelsIntermediate, Advanced

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

Open 16x18 pattern: lots of spin and powerful baseline play
Modern structure: ball acceleration with stability
300 g weight: stability in rallies

Cons

Open pattern: strings wear out faster
300 g weight: requires a strong arm and physical fitness

Ideal for: Offensive players who want power and spin
Levels: Intermediate, Advanced

Specs

Dimensions
Weight unstrung	300 g	Medium confidence
Weight strung	No data	Medium confidence
Head size	100 in²	Medium confidence
Length	27 in	Medium confidence
Balance point	320 mm	Medium confidence
Swingweight	No data	Medium confidence

Construction
Stiffness (RA)	No data	Medium confidence
String pattern	16x18	Medium confidence
Frame thickness	No data	Medium confidence
Material	No data	Medium confidence
Recommended tension	No data	Medium confidence
Grip sizes	No data	Medium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

Criterion	Weight	Score
Specs	55%	58
Approval from players	30%	65
Versatility	15%	59

The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.