Weight: 135 g
Balance: Head heavy – Even (34.9 cm)
Head size: 480 sq cm
String pattern: 16×17
Price: — £ Check here
Very popular racket over the previous years – and for a good reason. Powerful, accurate, nicely balanced and with good feel and weight.
Update: This racket has been already replaced by a newer version – the Pro Sovereign 650.
Reviews:
The Triple Threat Sovereign is quite an old racket but since its release it has become extremely popular. Why? It’s a racquet you can count on – it doesn’t particularly shine in any of its properties like power, control, weight or feel, but all of them are perfectly balanced and on a very good level. Perfect for an all round type of game, the Sovereign just makes you a better player!
The power comes naturally from the strings, it does not force you to do some large swings. It feels solid on impact and the weight is still quite low to offer a decent maneuverability for volleying, attacking, dropping etc.
And while Prince top squash racquets are known to be more brittle, the TT Sovereign is slightly better in this regard.
There is also a "Black" version, it seems the balance has been shifted slightly more toward the head on this model (to 36.0 cm).
Compared to others:
| Racket | Power & Control | Weight | Head size | Balance | String pattern | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Prince TT Sovereign | |
135 g | 480 sq cm | Head heavy – Even (34.9 cm) | 16×17 | — £ Check here |
| Current lineup: | |||||||
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Prince EXO3 Rebel |   |
135 g | 470 sq cm | Head heavy (37.5 cm) | 16×16 | — £ Check here |
 |
Prince EXO3 Pro Tour |   |
145 g | 464 sq cm | Head heavy (36.7 cm) | 16×16 | — £ Check here |
|
Prince TT Sovereign | |
135 g | 480 sq cm | Head heavy – Even (34.9 cm) | 16×17 | — £ Check here |
 |
Prince Airstick 130 | |
130 g | 480 sq cm | Slightly head heavy (36.0 mm) | 16×17 | — £ Check here |
