Oct 14, 2021 • Luxilon Strings Polyester Strings
When it comes to any kind of tennis equipment, you’ll often hear us talking about compromise. Whether that’s compromising on power to achieve control, or comfort to achieve performance, there’s always some kind of trade-off. This is particularly true when it comes to string, but what if there was a…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Pacific Strings Polyester Strings
From what I’ve heard, the Pacific Poly Power Pro 16L is right up there with some of the most durable strings out there. As someone who’s not a fan of constantly getting their rackets restrung, this means this poly from German string company Pacific should be right up my ally.…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Head Strings Polyester Strings
If you’re looking for a low powered, durable string then you’ve come to the right place. Head Hawk string offers the classic combination of control and spin that poly string users will be familiar with. However, if it’s power you’re after, you certainly won’t find it here. You might think…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Kirschbaum Strings Polyester Strings
Kirschbaum is another name that’s not that well known in tennis but actually produces some extremely good products. One of those products is Kirschbaum Pro Line Evolution String, a firm poly that seems to do everything well. While Pro Line Evolution is a little bit too underpowered for beginner players,…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Head Strings Multifilament Strings
We tend to think that if you want top levels of control then you should look at a poly string, but there are multifilament strings out there offering great control, and Head RIP Control is one of them. Although the Head RIP Control doesn’t offer quite the control of a…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Head Strings Polyester Strings
There are a lot of poly strings out there that are all about the control and spin. Head Sonic Pro brings a little bit more to the table though with higher than expected power to go along with some decent control and spin. As polys go, the Head Sonic Pro…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Luxilon Strings Polyester Strings
We’re always looking for the perfect balance for our rackets, and your string is one of the most important aspects of this. Often when it comes to string setup we have to sacrifice one quality for another, but that doesn’t stop us looking for the holy grail of strings. Today,…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Polyester Strings Solinco Strings
Solinco Tour Bite Soft is a spin-friendly, comfortable co-poly that’s bound to be a breath of fresh air for anyone seeking comfort and spin without compromising too much on control. Tour Bite Soft offers its users a more comfortable version of the popular Solinco Tour Bite, but with its square…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Multifilament Strings Wilson Strings
During a two week playtest, it became very clear to us why Wilson NXT is such a popular string. This multifilament offers something for every level of player and every style of player, allowing it to cater to a broad spectrum. If you’re looking for comfort, power, and feel, then…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Polyester Strings Tecnifibre Strings
For players who look for control, spin, and durability from their string, Tecnifibre ATP Razor Code is a must-try. Tecnifibre spent 3-years developing this co-poly and we were extremely impressed with the results. Not only does Razor Code excel in control, spin, and durability, but it also does surprisingly well…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Polyester Strings Wilson Strings
With great control, and lots of spin for big-hitting, big swinging, aggressive players, Wilson Revolve is a solid option for advanced players and experienced intermediates. This co-poly is designed to get you ripping over the ball and generating lots of top spin whilst still maintaining high levels of control. With…
Read MoreOct 14, 2021 • Luxilon Strings Polyester Strings
Everyone in the tennis world is aware of the great strings Luxilon produces, but how would Big Banger Ace compare to some of its better-known counterparts such as Alu Power, and Big Banger Original? We tested Big Banger with a Babolat Pure Strike 18 x 20 strung at 50lbs, so…
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