Prince Vortex 300 g tennis racquet review (2022)
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Prince Vortex 300 g tennis racquet review (2022)
The Prince Vortex 300 g is a powerful tennis racquet, with easy access to topsin, easy to swing and comfortable.
I would recommend the Prince Vortex (300 g) it to tennis players:
- with an intermediate or advanced level, not for beginners,
- who want a relatively powerful racquet,
- who lack a bit of power and ball length or with a powerful game with topspin to have enough control,
- who want good access to topspin,
- who like to play at the net because the racquet is easy to swing and I found it very nice at the net,
- looking for a racquet with a good manoeuverability and a good level of comfort. 
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A friend bought two when they were on sale at TW for $69. I hit with it and bought 3. You comparing to multiple other racquets is a nice touch. Subscribed.
Ok ! It was a good price. Welcome to the channel 🙂
As always, thank you for the reviews!
Great if it helps 🙂
My friend bought this and I thought it was fantastic!
Ok, thank you for the feedback 👍
Prince did great job creating powerful racquet with low-medium RA
That's true.Head extreme is like that also, not too stiff and powerful.
Hello Jean-Pierre, this is a great review. I would like to ask, how does this racquet compare to the Prince Ripstick, or what are the main differences between the two racquets, apart from the O-port design? Which would you recommend for a national tournament player?
Would you recommend this racquet for someone who has a history of tennis elbow? To prevent TE from recurring, I use flexible racquets but they lack power and limit my ability to compete. If strung with a multifilament string, do you think it would be forgiving and comfortable enough for someone like me?