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A 5.0 former college player has used the ATS Textreme Tour 98 for about three years and likes it, finding it more powerful than the Blade.
“I currently use the Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 and have been using it for 3 years or so. I do like the racket but am curious if there is one better for my game.”
A longtime Prince player is very happy with the ATS Textreme Tour 98, a great modern player's racquet that was their main for a while.
“Tour 98 is a great modern player's racquet with a more traditional head shape - more oval. I'm very happy with it and it was my main racquet for a while.”
A player calls the ATS Textreme Tour 98 an awesome racquet: balanced with great feel.
“ATS Textreme Tour 98 is an awesome racquet. It's pretty balanced and has great feel.”
An owner of the current-generation Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 loves it and says it's hard to beat for $150.
“I have a current-gen Tour 98 and love it. It's a hard racket to beat for $150.”
A player loves their Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 and calls it a good all-rounder.
“I love my Tour 98, and will probably update. It's a good all-rounder.”
A VCore 98 player demoing the Prince ATS Textreme Tour 98 is really liking it.
“My current daily driver is a Vcore 98, but I’ve been demoing the Prince Tour 98 and really liking it.”
A Pro Staff 97 player found the ATS Textreme Tour 98 very powerful with great control, but disliked its thick beam and clubby feel.
“Great racket but I also didn't like the thick beam so much and clubby feel, but found it be very powerful with great control.”
After about 2.5 years with the ATS Textreme Tour 98, a player says it has some of the best feel around and is a fantastic all-rounder, if a touch clubby.
“the ATS 98 has some of the best feel around and it’s a fantastic all rounder”