PRINCE O3 Blue OS Prestrung Tennis Racquets

As a rec. player coming back into my game after owning a Prince Pro 1983 racquet growing up, Im so impressed with Princes technology. I feel like my game could improve from what it was in my 20s Im 43 with this racquet! Its lighter and its easier for me to generate topspin. Im adjusting to the power of it, but thats also made me a smarter player who can save his body rather than smashing every ball! This is a great choice if youre looking for both value for your money and overall performance.

I am a member of my college tennis team. Last year I played Number 3 doubles. This season I moved up to Number 2 doubles and my coach is very impressed with my improved tennis skills. I have to give a lot of credit to my new 03 blue OS prestrung tennis racquet. This is the best racquet I have ever used.

This is my third racquet purchase in the last 2 years with the quest to find the perfect racquet. This racquet is as close to perfect as I can find. Great for power but also control. Oversized but not too oversized. I have a big serve, and this racquet lets me get a few more mph on it

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After seeing the new models of this prince racket, at Indian Wells, I immediately went to Tennis Express and purchased this model. It is a great racket for a 3.5 club player. It gives me the control I need with the added power. I have severe wrist problems and this racket helped alleviate some of the pain from my arthritis. It is light and easy to control my shots, especially the down the line I am known for playing!!! Great racket, you wont be sorry you bought it.

I bought this as an alternative back up to my Spectrum hybrid which I love for its light headedness, control & quick swing. The O3 Blue is slightly head heavier but I use it for mixed doubles or singles when playing against = rated players. Allows me more control & power without over hitting but I do notice the difference in head weight. My serves are more powerful & easier to spin serve & slice volleys. But I resort to the Spectrum when playing against heavier hitting players so I can get quicker swings. All in all I find this a great 2nd racquet especially for the price paid!

This racquet is fabulous. I have 3 of them and brought this one for my friend. She loves it also. I recommend them to anyone.

Ive only had the racquet 2 weeks but impressed so far. The stringing is taking a little getting used to but easy on the elbow, good control and some added power on the backhand !

Ive been using this racket since they came out. It has great balance and feel. It has just the right power level for my game. Ive tried many Prince rackets over the years and feel this is the best overall racket out there.

The holes in the frame allow for a lighter racquet and greater racquet head speed. I am very happy with this purchase.

I was looking for a good backup racquet and now Im liking this one as good or better than my go-to racquet that I paid over 3 times as much for.

I love this racket. I was looking for a good back-up racket and tried different Babolats, newer model Princes, and Head rackets. I finally decided to get the exact same racket which is this one. This has the perfect feel for my game. I am a 3.5-4.0 player who loves to volley from mid-court and, of course--when I get up there--at the net. I get good power on my serve. I was not crazy about the factory strings and will replace them soon.

This is a great racquet - it has balance and predictable hitting power. It is light weight, but powerful and has a great sweet spot for either forehand or backhand. The hitting surface is large enough that even a somewhat missed return winds up being a good shot. Ive owned many racquets over the years - this is my favorite!

My varsity player from China used the racket in our last 5 matches, she won every one and recently requested another one. The racket clearly improved her game to the point of playing with a lot more confidence!!

I started using this racket after I realized I couldn't hit with a 100 head size. The extra 10 square inches had helped get more balls in, add power, and a lot of spin. Unfortunately, after your skills advance, you'll want to go with a smaller head size for greater control.

This is an oversized frame, but slightly smaller than the previous Prince I have played with. I did have to re-string it as I play with slice and some touch and needed looser strings. I like the weight and the playability of this racquet and would recommend it to any 4.0 player or above.

My wife's racket. She started about 5-months ago and has progressed from not being able to consistently return foam balls, to returning 50-60% of standard balls. The O3 Blue added to her confidence significantly and she prefers (by far) it to all else she tried - and she tried many.

I like this racquet. 3.0/3.5 player. Have been playing with this racquet for six months. Bought it when it first came out and purchased another one to have a spare.

A very good racquet. Pre-strung and all. It does what it says it will do. So far, it's the very best racquet I have owned. I also bought one for my husband! I cannot say how it will hold up as they are only a few months old, but from what I'm experiencing on the court, it's a winner.

The Prince O3 Blue is back! The Prince O3 Blue is the answer for the player looking for a racquet in between the O3 Red and O3 Silver. The O3 Blue still features the large O-Port grommet holes for outstanding power, but in a more-controlled, slightly smaller headsize than the O3 Silver. Slightly more forgiving on off-center hits than the O3 Red, yet still controlled for players with a slow to moderate swing. Open string pattern also helps with ample spin generation.