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| Value for Money | 9/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 9/10 |
Full review by
charliebeney
on 20th Aug 2005
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: Nice for topspin. Good for control. Light.
Bad Points: Not to much power.
General comments: The Prince Airstick is nice racket for controlled and placement players. It gives you power but not too much, so if you are looking for power then this isn't for you but if you are not looking for power then go for it.
It is quite cheap and improves your muscle growth .
charliebeney's review and ratings | 63 words
Review by
tennislover
on 2nd Apr 2005
User Rating : 9
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If you are the one who is looking for balanced control and power, the Prince Airstick is the one.
I have tried different rackets like Prince Air Lanuch, Air Stick, Wilson N6, NPS 95, Head s2. The best feeling is Wilson ncode N6 and Air stick. N6 cost me about $179 but airstick cost me only fraction - $79. This is definitly the best racket I have ever had.
tennislover's full review | 83 words
Review by
101tennistips
on 22nd Mar 2004
User Rating : 8
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The Prince Airstick is a good light weight racquet, gives good control, especially at net. Not sure at first about power rating, but gives a good performance. Have found it generates more topspin for me. A good racquet for an improver.
101tennistips's full review | 63 words
Head Size: Oversize 115 sq. inches / Midplus 100 sq. inchesLength: 27.5 inchesComposition: GraphitExtreme, Tungsten , Titanium-Copper-CarbonWeight Unstrung: Oversize: 9.5 oz. / Midplus: 9.2 oz.Recomme More...
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