Considered by many to be the crem da la crem of polyesters. Used by so many professionals, it is THE standard of top tier polyester tennis strings. So many people consider this to have the perfect amount of stiffness and power. It also loses playability THE FASTEST. Average playability is around 1-4 hours (depending on…
Yonex Poly Tour Air is a co-polymer monofilament with an elastic HR polymer additive. The result is a spin-friendly control string with impressive shock-absorption. In fact, this is not only the softest poly-based string we’ve tested by Yonex, but it is also one of the softest polys we’ve ever tested in our Tennis Warehouse University…
Solinco is an American company that is making waves in NCAA collegiate and also professional tennis. The Solinco strings I’ve chosen are pretty darn amazing for spin, tension maintenance and longevity. Yes, it lasts just a little longer than normal poly (a few hours of play) which, I think, makes it pretty special. Plus these…
Solinco is an American company that is making waves in NCAA collegiate and also professional tennis. The Solinco strings I’ve chosen are pretty darn amazing for spin, tension maintenance and longevity. Yes, it lasts just a little longer than normal poly (a few hours of play) which, I think, makes it pretty special. Plus these…
Poly is infamous for 2 things: extreme stiffness losing tension Then came along Isospeed Cream! They also stopped calling it poly and gave it a new name: co-poly. That’s because there were so many additional ingredients they couldn’t simply call it poly. I dunno, I’m not a chemical engineer. Cream was one of the first…
One of the early soft polys, Head Sonic Pro 16g has proven to be a go-to choice for those who want the poly characteristics minus the harshness. It has the stiffness of a nylon “synthetic gut” however it loses tension quite quickly so it is best suited for high level competitive players who will restring…
