Prince O3 Legacy 110 Racket
Series: Legacy
$199.00
Introducing the O3 Legacy 110! Like its predecessor, the Textreme Premier 110, this racket's oversize head delivers a plush and powerful hitting experience. It also has an extended length, giving it extra momentum on groundies and serves. In addition to being suitable for beginners, The O3 Legacy 110 should also work well for the doubles specialist who wants a powerful serving racket with big put-away power at net. For this update, Prince adds an AntiTorque System (for more stability) along with its time-tested O3 Technology which is a grommetless construction that virtually eliminates harsh vibrations. From the baseline, the O3 Legacy 110 delivers a very comfortable feel with big power available on full swings. Thanks to an open 16x19 string pattern, this stick has enough spin-potential for bringing the ball down hard. At net, the O3 Legacy 110 feels stable and forgiving, and it packs enough pop to end points with a bang. The extended length comes in handy on serve where this stick delivers truly impressive power. Ultimately, the O3 Legacy 110 is ideal for any player looking to supercharge their singles or doubles game. The ultra arm-friendly feel is a very nice bonus.
Frame specs
| Head Size | 110in² |
| String Pattern | 16x19 |
| Length | 27.25in / 69.22cm |
| Strung Weight | 10.1oz / 286g |
| Balance | 14in / 35.56cm / 3 pts HH |
| Swingweight | 327 |
| Stiffness | 73 |
| Beam Width | 25mm / 27mm / 26mm |
| Composition | Twaron/Textreme/Graphite |
| Power Level | Medium |
| Stroke Style | Medium |
| Swing Speed | Medium |
| Racket Colors | Blue |
| Grip Type | Prince ResiTex Soft |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
| String Tension | 53-63 pounds |
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What players say
Players who buy the O3 Legacy 110, mostly senior and doubles-focused recreational players, consistently praise its comfort, easy power, and forgiving oversize sweet spot. A minority of more aggressive, full-swing players on forums find it too powerful and hard to control compared to the smaller Legacy 105.
Best for
- Senior and recreational players
- Doubles players who serve-and-volley
- Players with shorter, compact swings
- Arm-friendly power seekers
Pros
- Very comfortable, arm-friendly feel from the grommetless O3 construction
- Big, easy power on serves and full swings, especially valued by senior players
- Large, forgiving sweet spot that suits shorter or compact swings
- Stable and poppy at net for doubles put-aways
Cons
- Can feel overpowered and hard to control for players with long, fast swings
- Less precise/control-oriented than the smaller Legacy 105 in the same line
- Extended length and oversize head take adjustment for maneuverability
Voices
— Ken Persson, Web
Legacy 110 is by far the best racquet I have ever played with...absolutely love this racquet.
— Neuy, Web
I am an octogenarian who is still able to hang in there with a 3.5 group of 60 year olds.
— Jeff Wright, Web
It feels very comfortable and familiar when I play.
— Anonymous reviewer (TN), Web
Love how this racquet performs for both power and control...Love the arm-friendly feel of the racquet.
— Aestheticsaboveallelse, Forums
The Legacy 110 feels too overpowered and out of control, at least unless swings are shortened anyway.
— PBODY99, Forums
The O3 Legacy 110 is the frame that made me move away from the O3 Speedport Gold due to the increase control.