With the TXT 2.5 Phantom 100G, Prince adds some more control and feel to their most customary racquet line. Players who preferred the Prince Classic Graphite 100 sent off in 2014 will see the value in the undeniable likenesses in specs and playability. This current racquet's most unmistakable element is Prince's unique cross bar, which gives it extra torsional solidness. It likewise includes an exuberant and twist cordial 16x18 string design alongside the sort of all-court versatility that makes it simple to charge the net. Different highlights incorporate a rich slim CTS bar (20.5-18.5-16.5) and a very arm-accommodating 59RA, bringing about the sort of arm-accommodating feel that is turning out to be progressively uncommon among the present ever stiffer racquets. Prince has added one more moment exemplary to the Phantom series. Middle of the road and progressed players searching for an expedient player's racquet with remarkable control should add this to their demo list. In the event that you like the sleek feel of adaptable, slim radiated racquets, you won't require a lot persuading.