Introducing the second generation of the Prestige Tour. Like the Graphene Touch model it replaces, this 99 square inch racquet has a slightly more forgiving head size than the Prestige Pro and MP. It also packs a fairly tight 18×19 string pattern and thin 21.5mm beam, giving it the kind of control that experienced players crave. The signature technology is Graphene 360+ which combines the power and stability of Graphene 360 with SpiralFibers in the lower portion of the racquet’s head for a cleaner feel at impact. On groundstrokes the Prestige Tour delivers surgical targeting on full swings with outstanding feel at impact. Although lighter than the other members of the Prestige family, it packs a 326-RDC swingweight, giving it decent stability against higher levels of pace. In addition to its impressive accuracy, the Prestige Tour packs enough mass to get the ball moving through the court, and just enough spin potential to bring the ball down hard. At net this stick feels plush at contact. It also has decent pop on punch volleys along with outstanding touch. The Tour also shines on service returns where in addition to easy targeting it offers a solid feel on blocks, counterpunches and chips. All in all, with this update, Head keeps a good thing going. Intermediate and advanced players looking for easy targeting and great feel won’t be disappointed.