Prince Triple Threat Scream OS Tennis Racquet Review

Tennis Magazine
January 2002 Issue

Editors' Choice
Imagine getting a Porsche for the price of a Honda.  That's the deal (or is that steal that steal?) with the Prince Triple Threat Scream tennis racquet, a high-performance racquet with an exceptional low retail price $120.  Designed for that broad band of players who fall between intermediate and advanced, the Scream offers a terrific blend of power and control from both baseline and net.  Testers applauded the stabilizing effects of Triple Threat technology:  Braids of graphite, copper, titanium, and tungsten at the 2 and 10 o'clock positions on the head and at the bottom of the handle prevent twisting.  "This racquet is solid as a rock," sand a 4.5 player.  "There's no vibration, and it doesn't move in your hand on off-center hits."  As one might expect, the oversize has more pop, and, according to testers, is best of counter-punchers looking to get extra depth on choppy strokes.  Bottom Line: The best buy of the year!