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This interesting addition to the Prince lineup first appeared in late 2015 and was officially announced for 2016 – and thanks to the Ramy Ashour’s signature it received a lot of attention immediately.

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From its specifications it is clear that this racket is very similar to the Airstick 550, just the balance is more even – and like the Airstick it’s very lightweight and maneuverable. And even with that low weight it’s able to generate a lot of power and drive the ball to the back of the court easily – plus control is also on a very good level.

Players say it’s a joy to play with the Warrior, the touch and feel are both outstanding, the only disadvantage is its durability – as most Prince top squash racquets it is quite brittle.

Compared to others:

	Racket	Power & Control	Weight	Head size	Balance	String pattern	Price
	Prince Textreme Pro Warrior 600		129 g	480 sq cm	Head heavy – Even (35.3 cm)	16×17	$ Check here £ Check here
Current lineup:
	Prince Pro Rebel 950		135 g	464 sq cm	Head heavy (37.7 cm)	16×16	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Black SP 850		135 g	464 sq cm	Head heavy (37.5 cm)	16×16	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Tour 850		142 g	464 sq cm	Head heavy (36.7 cm)	16×16	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Beast 750		128 g	480 sq cm	Head heavy – Even (35.0 cm)	14×15	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Shark 650		129 g	480 sq cm	Head heavy – Even (35.3 cm)	14×15	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Sovereign 650		135 g	480 sq cm	Slightly head heavy (36.0 mm)	16×17	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Textreme Pro Warrior 600		129 g	480 sq cm	Head heavy – Even (35.3 cm)	16×17	$ Check here £ Check here
	Prince Pro Airstick Lite 550		130 g	480 sq cm	Slightly head heavy (36.0 mm)	16×17	£ Check here