10 Best Prince Tennis Strings
Updated on: November 2023
Best Prince Tennis Strings in 2023
Prince Lightning 17g Red Tennis String
- All-Around Series
- 12 - Inner Pack
- 480 Master Pack
- 17 - 40' Red
Prince Synthetic Gut with Duraflex 17g White Tennis String
- All-Around Series
- 12 - Inner Pack
- 480 Master Pack
- 17 - 40' White
Prince Synthetic Gut with Duraflex 17g White Tennis String Reel
Prince Synthetic Gut - Tennis String Reel - Gold - 16 ga - 660 feet
Prince Synthetic Gut with Duraflex 16g Yellow Tennis String
- All-Around Series
- 12 - Inner Pack
- 480 Master Pack
- 16 - 40' Yellow
Prince Synthetic Gut with Duraflex Tennis String Set - 16L gauge
- With its excellent all-around playability, Prince Synthetic Gut w/Duraflex is one of the best value strings of all time.
- The perfect string for budget minded players in search of solid performance and also makes a great hybrid cross string
- Gauge: 16 / 1.30mm
- Length: 40ft / 12.2m
- Composition: Solid Core Synthetic Gut w/Duraflex
Prince Pro Blend 16g Tennis String
- Durability Series
- 12 - Inner Pack
- 480 Master Pack
- 16 - 22'/20' Gold
Wilson Synthetic Gut Power Tennis String, Lime, 16-Gauge
- Wilson Synthetic Gut Power is made for durability and power
- Solid core nylon string with high energy wrap for durable power
- Power and Durability
Wilson Synthetic Gut Power 40-Feet Tennis String Set, White, 16
- Solid core nylon string
- High energy wrap provdes durable power
- Available in various colors
Prince Synthetic Gut Original 16g White Tennis String Reel
- String Reel
- 36 - Inner Pack
- 16 - 330' White
The 2020 Australian Open, a Look Back
2020 is barely underway, and it's already looking like an exciting year for the tennis fan. The Australian Open had something for almost everyone.
Novak Djokovic took the men's title Sunday night with a four set win over the up-and-coming French player Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. The opening set of the final Djokovic dropped in the entire tournament. Tsonga has been given the nickname "Ali" by many fans because he looks quite alot like the boxing legend. Tsonga took out world number two Nadal on the way, while Djokovic dispatched the winning machine that is Roger Federer. Djokovic is the first Serbian to win the Australian Open.
There was a chance for a Serbian sweep of the top matches, with Ana Ivanovic in the women's final. But alas, Ana will have to wait for her first Grand Slam win. She ran headlong into a determined and focused Russian, Maria Sharapova. Sharapova played most of last year with a shoulder injury that impacted her serve. It's better now. It's not that surprising for anyone who watched the final in Madrid last year between Sharapova and Justine Henin. Although Maria lost, it was clear she was back with a single-minded determination. With play like hers, she may well be the world number one soon.
She played against another Serbian star, the affable Ana Ivanovic. Ana won the affection of the Australian crowds, perhaps because she has family in Australia, or maybe because she is just so likable. Ivanovic rose to number two in the world rankings because of her play in Melbourne this year. You can't help but like Ana when she speaks about being 11 years old during the bombing of Belgrade and how she practiced in a drained swimming pool. Her upbeat and somewhat naive demeanor endears her to her fans.
The women's doubles went to a sister duo, the Bodarenko sisters from Ukraine. Both had fallen earlier in the tournament in the singles draw, but were on fire as a team. With the exception of the men's doubles winning team, all the winners were from Eastern Europe. This was the first Open in the modern era when no American made it past the quarterfinals in the draws.
There are more rising stars in the background from places like Poland and Slovenia and Denmark, as well as the more known places like Russia and France. But the most notable success comes from the Serbian contingent. The women's side has top players Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic, the men's Djokovic and Janko Tipsarevic. This from a country with roughly the same population as New York City. Remarkable indeed. Their success has made tennis the hot sport in Serbia, and the players superstars.
The 2020 Australian Open was fun, exciting, and something I must see in person someday!
