I am intermediate player that hit flat but dislike the muted feel of the Velocity MLT but love everything else about it, would you recommend any similar multi / synthetic gut strings for me? Currently using Ezone 2022.
I am lower advanced player that hits flat with a Head Gravity Pro with Lynx Tour 1.25 at 53/51lbs. I love the Lynx Tour but it's bugging me a little. I feel like I should either slow my stroke to keep the ball in but I want to have a faster stroke. What Head string/tension should I do in either case? If I slow up my stroke I'd need a more powerful string or lower tension. If I want to try to improve by increasing my stroke speed, I'd need a stiffer string or higher tension. Please let me know your thoughts.
You could try going up in tension a bit, or possibly try a different string. The Head Hawk or Hawk Touch are pretty control oriented strings from Head. Also, have you considered that the Gravity Pro is a pretty hefty feeling racquet (higher swingweight), so maybe there is something happening there with maneuverability, and being able to control the head of the racquet easily enough to help keep the ball dipping down into the court. Not saying it is the issue for you, never seen you play, but I know that has been an issue for some players when swinging a hefty feeling racquet, especially over a long period of time. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse It certainly does feel that way as well but I do like it and I wanted it to force me to use better technique. I've considered making it more headlight to ease it a bit for me. Also, could I also switch my tensions up from 51/53 to 53/51? I've tried the Hawk Rough in a Boom Mp before and it was quite nice, so I'm considering the other Hawk variants but I'm not too sure. I quite like the Lynx Tour as well. Thank you so much for your help so far
As far as the tension goes, maybe try going up a to like 53 on both mains and crosses, as it might be hard to tell if you just flip the tension of the mains/crosses. Troy, TW
Lynx is fairly soft, likely closest to Luxilon Element, or Babolat RPM Power. Hawk Touch would likely be closest to like a Luxilon 4G Soft or RPM Team. Lynx Tour or Lynx Edge are harder to find comparisons, but maybe like Luxilon ALU Spin, and maybe RPM Team again. Troy, TW
Hello @TennisWarehouse I'm an advanced junior player and I want to buy a new racket. Can you help me to choose the right one for me? ( Benefits I want from my racket. Spin,power,control,feel,speed, comfort)
We are also in similar situation to you and we chose the head radical and babolat aero I'm sure they'll reply but those 2 rackets would be our option 👍👍🎾 were both very experienced tennis players as well
There are a lot of good racquets out there, and sounds like you are looking for a well rounded racquet based on what you want from it, spin,power,control,feel,speed, comfort. Babolat Pure Aero, and Pure Drive racquets are very popular, but also a little on the stiff side. I'm not quite sure how heavy you want to go with your racquet based on your age, stature, and current racquet you are playing with. Some of the ones I might consider are: Yonex EZONE 98 or 100, Head Graphene 360+ Speed MP, Babolat Pure Aero, or Aero VS (although both a little on the stiff side for comfort), and Prince Textreme Tour 100 (290) or (310) depending on heavy you want to go. You might also consider the Babolat Pure Strike 98 or 100, as they offer a bit more feel, and comfort compared to the Pure Aero. Hope that helps, and maybe let us know which racquet and weight you are currently using so that gives us a gauge of what you're coming from. Troy, TW
Which strings for a Head Boom Team- i’m in the past beginner stage but not full intermediate. I like the power from the boom. Could play a spin if possible
So typically for beginner to intermediate level a good multifilament string will be the best option. Head Velocity MLT is a very popular option and is a good choice. But you could also possibly consider a hybrid for a bit more spin. Head has a string called Lynx Touch, which would be a good string to use in the mains and Head Velocity in the crosses. Those are a couple options I would consider. Troy, TW
Hi, I am an intermediate to advanced player and owed a Head Challenge pro 280g and wanted to know what’s the best string for it. I am looking for power, comfort and control. I heard about Luxilon. What’s your recommendation ? Thanks
Not sure I am familiar with that racquet. I found a Head Innegra (or IG) Challenge Pro racquet when I searched online, so maybe it is something similar to that? Or maybe it is a very old model? Maybe you can provide some more info on the racquet as we do not sell that one. Troy, TW
I have a Babolat Pure Strike 16X19 3rd gen. I'm a regular club player at an intermediate to advanced level. I'm exploring a hybrid string setup to bring out the best in my game. Around my area where I live, we don't have a lot of fancy options but I was able to find Head Challenge Multifilament for the crosses at 50lbs and Head Lynx Edge Polyester for the Mains at 52lbs. How would you rate this setup? And what would be your best pick for me?
Not for sure if we have tried the Head Challenge string, but assuming it is a decent multifilament, it will likely play just fine in a hybrid. Head Lynx Edge is a good string, although I believe Head has now discontinued that one, but most really like the Head Lynx Tour, which could be a good replacement for that one if you run out. Also, if you are willing to try other strings, it might be worth trying a round shaped or smooth poly in the hybrid with a multifilament, to see if you notice a significant difference in the notching or durability of the strings, as the sharp or edged poly sometimes cause extra friction or notching. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks a lot Troy. I got the Head Lynx Edge and it gives very good spin but my power has increased a bit due to which some of my balls are going out. Need to fix that else the setup feels good on the arm.
Lynx Tour is a good option but is also pretty firm and low powered, so we would probably go close to 50 pounds with that one. The Head Lynx is a bit softer as well as Hawk Power, both pretty solid options, and likely about 52 to 53 pounds with those. If you want to get more comfort on your arms, the Head Velocity MLT is a good option at about 55 or 56 pounds; however we primarily used poly strings like the Lynx and Hawk series when we were testing the racquet. What do you usually play with and what is your general level of play? Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse well, I’m using the solinco confidential string, 50lbs. But I think with this tension I’m losing control. An innapropriate string in this case? I’ve been playing since October, so I have six months of practice
FXP is technically a multifilament, but plays with more control, being that it has polyester fibers infused in the string. So not as control, and spin-friendly as a co-poly, but a little more control than most multis. Troy, TW
The Gravity MP is sort of borderline for the weight that we usually recommend poly strings, but if you want to maximize the control and spin, and maybe are accustomed to using poly strings, then we like the Head Lynx Tour, and would probably string it around 52 pounds. That said if you want a bit more power and feel, a hybrid might be a good choice, for example something like the Wilson Duo Power, maybe around like 54 or 55 pounds. And for the most power, comfort, and feel, you could go with a full bed of multifilament, like Head Reflex, or Velocity MLT. What strings have you used in the past? What's your level of play? Do you break strings often? Do you have a history of tennis elbow or arm problems? These are typical questions to consider when picking a string... Troy, TW
I am using Head Speed graphene 360 Lite (265 gr), need your suggestions, the best tension If i would like to use Head Velocity MLT in My Speedy? Thanks in advance.
Hello @Tenniswarehouse. I am an intermediate club player with a Head Extreme 360 MP and trying to move to a more advanced level. That is why I am looking also for the best string to choose that will give me control, spin, durability and comfort. My choice for now is Vokl Cyclone 16. Can you please recommend some options while including tension. Thank you so much. George
George S, I strung up 17 g Lynx Tour at 54#’s on my 2018 Pure Drive. This produces quite a firm string bed, but I personally enjoy that. Control and spin is really good at that tension, but feel suffers a little.
Lynx Tour is a good one, and we would likely go somewhere around 53 pounds, however it will vary between our playtesters, as I like it at about 48 pounds, some like around 52, and some like it in the mid to upper 50's. So 53 is kind of like our middle ground. Cyclone is one of our favorites as well, a little firmer, and crisper feeling. What type of string have you been using? Have you experienced any type of arm problems, or tennis elbow in the past? Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Hello Troy. Really appreciate your help and feedback on my questions. Unfortunately, I am still playing with the built-in string of Head Extreme 360 MP (not the recent version) So I am really trying to explore my options here. I haven't experienced so far, any arm problems or tennis elbow and at this moment my desired way of playing is baseline with top spin drives and one-handed backhand. I see that Head recommends the string tension of 57 pounds. Is this a desired tension for Lynx Tour? Ultimately, I see myself choosing 53 as you mention. Thank you again!
We are big fans of the Head Lynx Tour champagne color, 1.25mm gauge. As far as tension, that will vary on the player, but we usually string at about 52 pounds on a racquet like this, as somewhat of an average of what our group of testers prefer. Troy, TW
Correct, multis having all those strands or fibers create a more elastic string providing more energy return to the ball, compared to traditional synthetic gut strings. That said, poly strings are the deadest, or lowest power, however some of the most powerful players, a lot of pro tour players use them, and hit with the most ball speed, as it allows strong players with great technique to swing big with confidence, thus creating more speed. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks Troy. My 13 year old has synthetic gut in a Head Graphene 360 Speed S. He's getting pretty strong so I was thinking of switching to a full bed of Velocity MLT, but I won't now that I know it's more powerful. I have rpm blast in the mains and velocity mlt in the crosses in my racquet. I might try that with him. Or maybe just a soft poly. Or a high-end synthetic gut if there is such a thing? Ahhhh... so many choices. :-)
@@ericshine1, I see where you are coming from now. Velocity will give more feel, and better tension maintenance, but maybe a little more lively than syn gut. We always like to try and keep the strings soft for growing junior players, but it sounds like maybe a soft poly mixed with a string like Velocity would be a good set-up to try. Some good softer polys that we like are, Volkl V-Star, Kirschbaum Xplosive Speed, and Yonex Poly Tour Pro. You might also drop the tension a couple pounds from his usual syn gut, as you are adding a more controlled poly string into either the mains or crosses. Troy, TW
There is a lot of personal preference with that, but we tend to like a thin gauge shaped co-poly, like Hyper-G 17, Cyclone 17, Lynx Edge 17, Black Code 4S 17. Even 18 gauge could work well, something in that 1.15-1.20mm range is good. Then again some players prefer a hybrid, as on the pro tour, natural gut main, and poly crosses is very popular. Troy, TW
Which Head round poly would you recommend in crosses as a hybrid with natural gut in mains. Currently using hawk touch or volkl vstar. How would lynx fit? Is it softer than hawk touch 19?
Head lynx is a softer poly than Hawk Touch. Hard to compare to the 19 gauge, but likely the 18 gauge Lynx will feel softer. Besides that, Sonic Pro could potentially be another option, as it plays pretty soft, but we prefer the Lynx a bit more overall. Troy, TW
@Kushagra Sharma, We love it with Lynx Tour and would suggest trying that around 51 lbs! For something even softer with good control, Lynx Touch would be one we have enjoyed in that racquet as well! Michelle, TW
hello, i use a pure strike gen 2 16x19 with signum pro poly plasma 1.28 at 52lbs and i'm starting to feel a little pain in the arm after maybe 2 hours of play... im thinking of swtiching to hyper g or lynx tour (both 1.30), do you guys think it will be okay for my arm or not?? i played with hyper g just once (like 20 minutes) and i really love it, but people says is a stiffer string too... what do u guys recommend between these two?
I think both of those could potentially feel a bit more comfortable compared to your current string. If you want more of change, then maybe the Hyper-G Soft could be worth a try. You could also consider dropping tension just a bit, or even go slightly thinner in the gauge, like 1.25. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse i usually break 1.25 quickly… thats whhy i normally dont like using them! Witch of these two strings you think have more spin and control?!
It might be worth trying a set of each, to see which one suits you best. Maybe a set of Hyper-G vs Hyper-G Soft, and if you can't find the right feel there, then try Lynx Tour. Troy, TW
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I am intermediate player that hit flat but dislike the muted feel of the Velocity MLT but love everything else about it, would you recommend any similar multi / synthetic gut strings for me? Currently using Ezone 2022.
which string would you recommend for Head Gravity Tour? Cheers
@Dejan Cukic,
If we are talking polys, try the Head Lynx Tour at 52 lbs. Multis, we would suggest Velocity MLT at 54#.
Michelle, TW
Lynx edge is my favorite Head string. Absolutely love it
Is it soft as regular lynx? Can you feel the edges?
@@mteca5093 yes, simular to the blue yonex spin string maybe a little less lively
@@highflying19 im looking for softest poly with edges, any suggestions in 1.20mm
@@mteca5093 msv focus hex soft is great
I am lower advanced player that hits flat with a Head Gravity Pro with Lynx Tour 1.25 at 53/51lbs. I love the Lynx Tour but it's bugging me a little. I feel like I should either slow my stroke to keep the ball in but I want to have a faster stroke. What Head string/tension should I do in either case? If I slow up my stroke I'd need a more powerful string or lower tension. If I want to try to improve by increasing my stroke speed, I'd need a stiffer string or higher tension. Please let me know your thoughts.
You could try going up in tension a bit, or possibly try a different string. The Head Hawk or Hawk Touch are pretty control oriented strings from Head. Also, have you considered that the Gravity Pro is a pretty hefty feeling racquet (higher swingweight), so maybe there is something happening there with maneuverability, and being able to control the head of the racquet easily enough to help keep the ball dipping down into the court. Not saying it is the issue for you, never seen you play, but I know that has been an issue for some players when swinging a hefty feeling racquet, especially over a long period of time. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse It certainly does feel that way as well but I do like it and I wanted it to force me to use better technique. I've considered making it more headlight to ease it a bit for me. Also, could I also switch my tensions up from 51/53 to 53/51? I've tried the Hawk Rough in a Boom Mp before and it was quite nice, so I'm considering the other Hawk variants but I'm not too sure. I quite like the Lynx Tour as well. Thank you so much for your help so far
As far as the tension goes, maybe try going up a to like 53 on both mains and crosses, as it might be hard to tell if you just flip the tension of the mains/crosses. Troy, TW
for lynx, lynx tour, lynx edge and hawk touch what are the most similar luxilon/babolat strings?
Lynx is fairly soft, likely closest to Luxilon Element, or Babolat RPM Power. Hawk Touch would likely be closest to like a Luxilon 4G Soft or RPM Team. Lynx Tour or Lynx Edge are harder to find comparisons, but maybe like Luxilon ALU Spin, and maybe RPM Team again. Troy, TW
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Hello @TennisWarehouse I'm an advanced junior player and I want to buy a new racket. Can you help me to choose the right one for me? ( Benefits I want from my racket. Spin,power,control,feel,speed, comfort)
We are also in similar situation to you and we chose the head radical and babolat aero I'm sure they'll reply but those 2 rackets would be our option 👍👍🎾 were both very experienced tennis players as well
My first option was babolat pure aero
There are a lot of good racquets out there, and sounds like you are looking for a well rounded racquet based on what you want from it, spin,power,control,feel,speed, comfort. Babolat Pure Aero, and Pure Drive racquets are very popular, but also a little on the stiff side. I'm not quite sure how heavy you want to go with your racquet based on your age, stature, and current racquet you are playing with. Some of the ones I might consider are: Yonex EZONE 98 or 100, Head Graphene 360+ Speed MP, Babolat Pure Aero, or Aero VS (although both a little on the stiff side for comfort), and Prince Textreme Tour 100 (290) or (310) depending on heavy you want to go. You might also consider the Babolat Pure Strike 98 or 100, as they offer a bit more feel, and comfort compared to the Pure Aero. Hope that helps, and maybe let us know which racquet and weight you are currently using so that gives us a gauge of what you're coming from. Troy, TW
Now i use the head graphene touch speed lite for four years. Also I'm 13 years old and I want a racket around 285-290
Thanks Mr Troy
Which strings for a Head Boom Team- i’m in the past beginner stage but not full intermediate. I like the power from the boom. Could play a spin if possible
So typically for beginner to intermediate level a good multifilament string will be the best option. Head Velocity MLT is a very popular option and is a good choice. But you could also possibly consider a hybrid for a bit more spin. Head has a string called Lynx Touch, which would be a good string to use in the mains and Head Velocity in the crosses. Those are a couple options I would consider. Troy, TW
Hi, I am an intermediate to advanced player and owed a Head Challenge pro 280g and wanted to know what’s the best string for it. I am looking for power, comfort and control. I heard about Luxilon. What’s your recommendation ? Thanks
Not sure I am familiar with that racquet. I found a Head Innegra (or IG) Challenge Pro racquet when I searched online, so maybe it is something similar to that? Or maybe it is a very old model? Maybe you can provide some more info on the racquet as we do not sell that one. Troy, TW
I have a Babolat Pure Strike 16X19 3rd gen. I'm a regular club player at an intermediate to advanced level. I'm exploring a hybrid string setup to bring out the best in my game. Around my area where I live, we don't have a lot of fancy options but I was able to find Head Challenge Multifilament for the crosses at 50lbs and Head Lynx Edge Polyester for the Mains at 52lbs. How would you rate this setup? And what would be your best pick for me?
Not for sure if we have tried the Head Challenge string, but assuming it is a decent multifilament, it will likely play just fine in a hybrid. Head Lynx Edge is a good string, although I believe Head has now discontinued that one, but most really like the Head Lynx Tour, which could be a good replacement for that one if you run out. Also, if you are willing to try other strings, it might be worth trying a round shaped or smooth poly in the hybrid with a multifilament, to see if you notice a significant difference in the notching or durability of the strings, as the sharp or edged poly sometimes cause extra friction or notching. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks a lot Troy. I got the Head Lynx Edge and it gives very good spin but my power has increased a bit due to which some of my balls are going out. Need to fix that else the setup feels good on the arm.
Good night. Which string would you recommend for HEAD speed mp 2024 and the tension? Thanks
Lynx Tour is a good option but is also pretty firm and low powered, so we would probably go close to 50 pounds with that one. The Head Lynx is a bit softer as well as Hawk Power, both pretty solid options, and likely about 52 to 53 pounds with those. If you want to get more comfort on your arms, the Head Velocity MLT is a good option at about 55 or 56 pounds; however we primarily used poly strings like the Lynx and Hawk series when we were testing the racquet. What do you usually play with and what is your general level of play? Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse well, I’m using the solinco confidential string, 50lbs. But I think with this tension I’m losing control. An innapropriate string in this case? I’ve been playing since October, so I have six months of practice
How does edge compare to your and why can’t I find edge on the TW website?
We no longer sell it, as I believe Head discontinued the Lynx Edge. Troy, TW
Where does Head FXP stand in this lineup? Is it more closer to velocity or a polyester string? Thanks.
FXP is technically a multifilament, but plays with more control, being that it has polyester fibers infused in the string. So not as control, and spin-friendly as a co-poly, but a little more control than most multis. Troy, TW
hello, which string would you recommend for gravity MP and the tension? thank you for your help
The Gravity MP is sort of borderline for the weight that we usually recommend poly strings, but if you want to maximize the control and spin, and maybe are accustomed to using poly strings, then we like the Head Lynx Tour, and would probably string it around 52 pounds. That said if you want a bit more power and feel, a hybrid might be a good choice, for example something like the Wilson Duo Power, maybe around like 54 or 55 pounds. And for the most power, comfort, and feel, you could go with a full bed of multifilament, like Head Reflex, or Velocity MLT. What strings have you used in the past? What's your level of play? Do you break strings often? Do you have a history of tennis elbow or arm problems? These are typical questions to consider when picking a string... Troy, TW
I am using Head Speed graphene 360 Lite (265 gr), need your suggestions, the best tension If i would like to use Head Velocity MLT in My Speedy? Thanks in advance.
@Ciba Gangga,
We would suggest trying it at 54 lbs.
Michelle, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thank you Michelle
which is the best beetwen string Lynx Edge vs Gravity Hybrid if I looking for a powerful spin and easy return for volley ?
The Gravity String is more powerful, but the Lybx Edge offers more control, and predictability. Just depends on what you want. Troy, TW
Hello @Tenniswarehouse. I am an intermediate club player with a Head Extreme 360 MP and trying to move to a more advanced level. That is why I am looking also for the best string to choose that will give me control, spin, durability and comfort. My choice for now is Vokl Cyclone 16. Can you please recommend some options while including tension. Thank you so much. George
George S, try Lynx Tour. Excellent control, feel, and spin. Also try a higher tension to tame the power of the Extreme.
Thank you@@timbaker9830 for your answer! Ideally what would be the exact tension to go? Also, what Gauge should I choose 16 or 17?
George S, I strung up 17 g Lynx Tour at 54#’s on my 2018 Pure Drive. This produces quite a firm string bed, but I personally enjoy that. Control and spin is really good at that tension, but feel suffers a little.
Lynx Tour is a good one, and we would likely go somewhere around 53 pounds, however it will vary between our playtesters, as I like it at about 48 pounds, some like around 52, and some like it in the mid to upper 50's. So 53 is kind of like our middle ground. Cyclone is one of our favorites as well, a little firmer, and crisper feeling. What type of string have you been using? Have you experienced any type of arm problems, or tennis elbow in the past? Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Hello Troy. Really appreciate your help and feedback on my questions. Unfortunately, I am still playing with the built-in string of Head Extreme 360 MP (not the recent version) So I am really trying to explore my options here. I haven't experienced so far, any arm problems or tennis elbow and at this moment my desired way of playing is baseline with top spin drives and one-handed backhand. I see that Head recommends the string tension of 57 pounds. Is this a desired tension for Lynx Tour? Ultimately, I see myself choosing 53 as you mention. Thank you again!
Hello, what strings do you recommend for the 360+ speed pro and the tension ? Thanks
We are big fans of the Head Lynx Tour champagne color, 1.25mm gauge. As far as tension, that will vary on the player, but we usually string at about 52 pounds on a racquet like this, as somewhat of an average of what our group of testers prefer. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thank you very much
Great video! So just to make sure I heard correctly... a multifilament is going to provide a little more power than a synthetic gut?
Correct, multis having all those strands or fibers create a more elastic string providing more energy return to the ball, compared to traditional synthetic gut strings. That said, poly strings are the deadest, or lowest power, however some of the most powerful players, a lot of pro tour players use them, and hit with the most ball speed, as it allows strong players with great technique to swing big with confidence, thus creating more speed. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thanks Troy. My 13 year old has synthetic gut in a Head Graphene 360 Speed S. He's getting pretty strong so I was thinking of switching to a full bed of Velocity MLT, but I won't now that I know it's more powerful. I have rpm blast in the mains and velocity mlt in the crosses in my racquet. I might try that with him. Or maybe just a soft poly. Or a high-end synthetic gut if there is such a thing? Ahhhh... so many choices. :-)
@@ericshine1, I see where you are coming from now. Velocity will give more feel, and better tension maintenance, but maybe a little more lively than syn gut. We always like to try and keep the strings soft for growing junior players, but it sounds like maybe a soft poly mixed with a string like Velocity would be a good set-up to try. Some good softer polys that we like are, Volkl V-Star, Kirschbaum Xplosive Speed, and Yonex Poly Tour Pro. You might also drop the tension a couple pounds from his usual syn gut, as you are adding a more controlled poly string into either the mains or crosses. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Awesome! Thanks!!!
What string would be best suited for an 18x20 string pattern?
There is a lot of personal preference with that, but we tend to like a thin gauge shaped co-poly, like Hyper-G 17, Cyclone 17, Lynx Edge 17, Black Code 4S 17. Even 18 gauge could work well, something in that 1.15-1.20mm range is good. Then again some players prefer a hybrid, as on the pro tour, natural gut main, and poly crosses is very popular. Troy, TW
Which Head round poly would you recommend in crosses as a hybrid with natural gut in mains. Currently using hawk touch or volkl vstar. How would lynx fit? Is it softer than hawk touch 19?
Head lynx is a softer poly than Hawk Touch. Hard to compare to the 19 gauge, but likely the 18 gauge Lynx will feel softer. Besides that, Sonic Pro could potentially be another option, as it plays pretty soft, but we prefer the Lynx a bit more overall. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thanks Troy. What do find slides best as a round poly regular lynx, revolve or volkl v star
@@robertspector2172, for low friction, Revolve is great, and then Lynx. Not as much with V-Star. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse thanks Troy. Will give lynx a try. Don't dismiss vstar...works beautiful with gut mains
Can you guys please help me with a good string for my head prestige tour. I am more of a baseline player and need power and control.
@Kushagra Sharma,
We love it with Lynx Tour and would suggest trying that around 51 lbs! For something even softer with good control, Lynx Touch would be one we have enjoyed in that racquet as well!
Michelle, TW
What racket do you use at 1:35?
I'm using this one:
Head Pro Tour 2.0 $159.95
www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-HDPT2.html
Cheers, Chris, TW
hello, i use a pure strike gen 2 16x19 with signum pro poly plasma 1.28 at 52lbs and i'm starting to feel a little pain in the arm after maybe 2 hours of play... im thinking of swtiching to hyper g or lynx tour (both 1.30), do you guys think it will be okay for my arm or not?? i played with hyper g just once (like 20 minutes) and i really love it, but people says is a stiffer string too... what do u guys recommend between these two?
I think both of those could potentially feel a bit more comfortable compared to your current string. If you want more of change, then maybe the Hyper-G Soft could be worth a try. You could also consider dropping tension just a bit, or even go slightly thinner in the gauge, like 1.25. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehouse i usually break 1.25 quickly… thats whhy i normally dont like using them! Witch of these two strings you think have more spin and control?!
It might be worth trying a set of each, to see which one suits you best. Maybe a set of Hyper-G vs Hyper-G Soft, and if you can't find the right feel there, then try Lynx Tour. Troy, TW
What about the Head Hawk?
Hawk offers even more control than Hawk Touch, and is likely the most firm of the Head co-poly strings. Troy, TW
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