Finally, the successor to the K Blade Tour shows up in the form of the new Blade Tour BLX.  A year after the introduction of the BLX technology, the Blade line up finally receives the treatment.  The previous black and copper scheme has been changed, in exchange for the new black and gold colorway.

With the coming of the new year, racquet manufacturers invariably have some new trick up their sleeve to release a new product just in time for the tennis fever that hits right around the Australian Open.  Head is no exception to this, and in 2011 the make some modifications to current in line models while adding a few additions to trusted and respected families.

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In a relatively quiet release, Prince comes upon us with a release line of six frames.  Some updates on classic favorites as well as a new model or two. Staying with the O-Port technology they have become known for, Prince fills a gap created between the Rebel and the Black, while updating the always popular Red, Blue, and Silver.