Prince adds another chapter to the Warrior 100 (300). Like previous versions of the Warrior, this racquet specializes in speed, spin and power. At 11.2 ounces strung, this racquet is weighted for intermediate players, but it is versatile enough for dedicated beginners, recreational players or any player who wants a high performance racquet at a price that is too good to refuse. It also packs a sub 65RA flex, giving it a more arm-friendly response and better ball feedback than the majority of racquets in its class. 

On groundstrokes the Warrior 100 feels fast, lively and accurate. Full swings deliver plenty of power, and there is enough spin-potential to bring the ball down effectively.  On volleys, the Warrior 100 offers the best of both worlds. It comes around fast on reaction volleys while also delivering above average stability for its weight class. It also has enough power under the hood to end points with a bang. Ultimately, intermediate players looking for a premium hitting experience at a value price should give this racquet a very serious look. The fact that it comes with a more arm-friendly stiffness level than similar modern player’s racquets is a nice bonus.