Well, let me first say that I hit the most with the Rebel 95 and Graphite 93, but I did hit briefly with every stick in the line with the exception of the EXO3 Silver.
Rebel Team 95: With port inserts...no good for me. Too unwieldy and not control. Sloppy. The hole inserts were much better and the balance actually felt nice. Too light for my tastes, but I can see a number of players using this stick (up and coming juniors, adults who are used to a lighter frame). I did not serve with this frame.
Graphite 100: I think this may be the top selling frame of the 4 to be released this week. I did not hit 1 shot in which I didn't hit the sweetspot (which is unusual for me when switching between several racquets in a short amount of time). Good swingweight, good balance, very solid and stable...especially at net. My past experience with the Ozone Tours were that they got pushed around by the ball a lot. Not the case here. Prince did a good job of correcting this weakness. I did not serve with this frame.
EXO3 Red: Huge sweetspot. Very soft feel (it was strung with the new Prince Premier). It felt solid at net...volleys tended to fly a little, but I attribute that to the strings. Too light and too powerful for me. I didn't serve with it either.
Rebel 95 (or the Rebel Yell, as my wife calls it): Definitely for big swingers. The high swingweight was noticeable, but it didn't bother me at all (my SP Tour is weighted to 12.8 ounces). I obvious found it incredibly stable. Control and feel were very good. Spin was better than I expected with the 18x20 pattern (in fact, probably just as good as my SP Tour). It felt more natural for me than any of the other sticks in the line, leading me to conclude that other SP Tour players may prefer this stick to the Graphites...the stringbed responds similarly and I was able to start taking confidently huge rips at the ball very quickly. If was fine at the net with the weight, though I can see some finding it a little too hard to maneuver. I was very comfortable serving with it...both spin and flat serves. Great stick.
It was strung with Prince Hybrid Power EXP 17/16 with string hole inserts.
Graphite 93: The other contender to earn a spot in my bag. It really had a lot of the great characteristics of the Rebel...just felt a little stiffer with a different sweetspot. Definitely swings faster than the Rebel, and it didn't feel like there was as much mass in the head as the Rebel in terms of feel. Don't get me wrong...it had no problems with stability, but I would prefer a little lead somewhere on the hoop to get me to where I'm used to with my SP Tour. Once I found the sweetspot, I had no problems with the 93 headsize (as I worried I might not having primarily played with a headsize that small in my career). I could hit big on serves, but I felt the head came around a lot faster than the Rebel, which took a little getting used to for me (though, I'm sure some will like that). Volleys felt great.
It was strung with Recoil with string port inserts.
My ultimate inclinations and impressions with the Rebel 95 and Graphite 93:
Out of the box, I would prefer the Rebel. More of a feel and heft that I'm used to. Of course, I feel the Graphite 93 could really be improved for my tastes with some lead on the hoop, with the string hole inserts installed, and strung with a poly/multi hybrid. I'm going to demo some more this week before making my final choice, but I'm leaning towards the Rebel 95 as of now.
