I seriously love Quadro Twist. I string it up in one of my stiffer rackets and was a little worried about how it would feel on my arm. After smacking some serves around for a couple of hours, there wasn't any pain. It'd a poly that feels like a multi or a synthetic gut. Edit: He also isn't kidding about the break in time. It felt great fresh off of my string machine. I've tried out several other poly strings that took over an hour to break in.
@@guillermoa.davila6503 I usually play 3-4 times a week, and it lasted approximately 7 months on the Pro Staff before I restrung because the fraying was getting fluffier, but the string still remained unbroken. For some strange reason, it has been more than 8 months and the Triax on the Clash 98 still looks pristine with no sign of fraying although I've done many hours of practising my service with a tennis sensor. However, my cross-section are strung 3 lbs lower than the main-section, so the strings always snap back and are hardly out of alignment. I believe the Triax has better durability compared to the X-One Biphase.
@@estheryee4084 just a quick question what tension in the clash 98 being such a flexxy racquet would you go a little looser? What tension for your 97 V13..??🎾🎾🎾
@@jamesgibson3823 Given the suggestions that the Clash shouldn't be too tightly strung so as not to negate the novel technology, I strung it at 51lbs/mains 48lbs/cross. As for the Pro Staff v13, I strung it at 54lbs/mains 51lbs/cross.
I really like the Ytex Quadro Twist. I immediately loved the feel. Unfortunately, it also loses its tension very fast, in my opinion. I guess I could try prestretching it, but I've already moved on from it...
I've played with dozens and dozens of different types of strings over the years. I suppose we all develop liking for a certain feel and performance. I have a string related question however. For the last 15 years I have almost exclusively used gut main strings and poly cross strings. In the last 7 years I would say I have used almost exclusively Wilson's champions choice 16 gauge. I also have the same person stringing my racquet for roughly the same time. Just a couple weeks ago I ordered the 16 gauge champions choice and had my racquets restrung. This time however someone else strung my racquets. This was not my choice but the elderly gentleman who had counted on for years does not string anymore. So with all this in mind I will get to my point and question. The first time I hit the season and actually for quite some time because of injuries the racquets felt way different. They felt rock hard with little feel and not very much power. I've been using the same racquets for the last few years which are the rf-97 autographs. I have them strung to the specifications on the racket which is from memory 59 lb in the main and 56 in the cross. I always remember getting great feel and good power from the setup. This time around they feel completely foreign to me. Is there something that the stringer would or could have done that makes such a huge difference? I'm aware of the different machines pull differently and I don't know what type he has nor do I remember what my old stringer had. I didn't ask my new stringer to do anything different than my old stringer. Anybody have any ideas?
I think you mentioned that multis work against the Wilson clash and deactivated the flexibility is triax the exception, or did you end up using a different racket with that string.
Hey Harry - I am having elbow problems. You once mentioned stringing a racquet @ 25 lbs. for a client with elbow issues. What kind of string did you use for that? Did the racquet have 16 or 18 main strings? A denser string pattern would help control the trampoline of such loose strings. Is a racquet strung @ 25 lbs. really playable? Thanks for your help.
Quadro Twist is a good string. Triax is one of the worst strings I have ever used for durability. I have tried it 4 times both the 16 and 17 gauge did not last more than 1 hour before I broke it. I get about 5-6 hours out of a gut/ploy hybrid. Avoid if you hit with any spin.
Many recommend to string it looser, not more than 48. But I think it’s such a powerful racket that i need to string it at 52-55 for multi strings to have better control over the ball. But it all depends on strings.
If you need to use poly, I would probably go for 48-52 depending on the poly. But again, it all depends on play style. And many recommend to string it with Luxilon Smart. There’s a video in this channel, look for it. Hope it helps
@@villiam7941 Who said I don't like it? I've watched all of them, from day one. I've also learned a lot of English, and especially new tennis vocab, from Harry and the other guys. Harry speaks clearly and articulately so it's easy even for us non-native language learners to grasp.
Fender strings are the best, hands down! Recommended by none other than Eric Clapton.
I’ll take D’Addario, DR, and Ernie Ball over Fender any day.
Agreed. Anything but flaky ashy boy elixirs 🤢
Clapton is God.
Ernie Ball Slinkys
I've always enjoys DR blues strings get a nice tone.
I seriously love Quadro Twist. I string it up in one of my stiffer rackets and was a little worried about how it would feel on my arm. After smacking some serves around for a couple of hours, there wasn't any pain. It'd a poly that feels like a multi or a synthetic gut.
Edit: He also isn't kidding about the break in time. It felt great fresh off of my string machine. I've tried out several other poly strings that took over an hour to break in.
Recently fell in love with tecnifibre ice code. Great overall...may become my first choice.
The Triax is my go to string for my Pro Staff v13 and Clash 98 - best string for racquets with a classic feel.
What about durability???
@@guillermoa.davila6503 I usually play 3-4 times a week, and it lasted approximately 7 months on the Pro Staff before I restrung because the fraying was getting fluffier, but the string still remained unbroken. For some strange reason, it has been more than 8 months and the Triax on the Clash 98 still looks pristine with no sign of fraying although I've done many hours of practising my service with a tennis sensor. However, my cross-section are strung 3 lbs lower than the main-section, so the strings always snap back and are hardly out of alignment. I believe the Triax has better durability compared to the X-One Biphase.
Agree the Triax 1:33 53main/50 cross in my RF97 V12,13,also the 97v13 with braid 45 magic..
@@estheryee4084 just a quick question what tension in the clash 98 being such a flexxy racquet would you go a little looser? What tension for your 97 V13..??🎾🎾🎾
@@jamesgibson3823 Given the suggestions that the Clash shouldn't be too tightly strung so as not to negate the novel technology, I strung it at 51lbs/mains 48lbs/cross. As for the Pro Staff v13, I strung it at 54lbs/mains 51lbs/cross.
Tried it whwen it first came out. Love it. Tons of spin.
YTEX Quadro is no joke. If you bang machine balls, it lasts quite awhile. Great mix of power and spin and durability.
Thanks!! Appreciate
For me Toroline Caviar or Yonex Polytour Pro Yellow.
The technifibre hdmx is better in my opinion than the triax bc it feels closer to a multi
Nice video mate 🎾
I really like the Ytex Quadro Twist. I immediately loved the feel. Unfortunately, it also loses its tension very fast, in my opinion. I guess I could try prestretching it, but I've already moved on from it...
I've played with dozens and dozens of different types of strings over the years. I suppose we all develop liking for a certain feel and performance. I have a string related question however. For the last 15 years I have almost exclusively used gut main strings and poly cross strings. In the last 7 years I would say I have used almost exclusively Wilson's champions choice 16 gauge. I also have the same person stringing my racquet for roughly the same time. Just a couple weeks ago I ordered the 16 gauge champions choice and had my racquets restrung. This time however someone else strung my racquets. This was not my choice but the elderly gentleman who had counted on for years does not string anymore. So with all this in mind I will get to my point and question. The first time I hit the season and actually for quite some time because of injuries the racquets felt way different. They felt rock hard with little feel and not very much power. I've been using the same racquets for the last few years which are the rf-97 autographs. I have them strung to the specifications on the racket which is from memory 59 lb in the main and 56 in the cross. I always remember getting great feel and good power from the setup. This time around they feel completely foreign to me. Is there something that the stringer would or could have done that makes such a huge difference? I'm aware of the different machines pull differently and I don't know what type he has nor do I remember what my old stringer had. I didn't ask my new stringer to do anything different than my old stringer. Anybody have any ideas?
What about Prokennex strings... Someone gave me a set of iq poly xt strings and a multi called impact plus. I can’t find anything online about these
I think you mentioned that multis work against the Wilson clash and deactivated the flexibility is triax the exception, or did you end up using a different racket with that string.
Hey Harry - I am having elbow problems. You once mentioned stringing a racquet @ 25 lbs. for a client with elbow issues. What kind of string did you use for that? Did the racquet have 16 or 18 main strings? A denser string pattern would help control the trampoline of such loose strings. Is a racquet strung @ 25 lbs. really playable? Thanks for your help.
How about Wilson Revolve Spin? Is this a good string?
Highly recommend Volkl V-Torque Tour...this string is phenomenal. Amazing spin, comfort, control, power, touch shots: it does everything superbly 🤯🤯🤯
Must be cold there inside your store.. 😂
He doesn’t need wire cutters to change strings😉
Quadro Twist is a good string. Triax is one of the worst strings I have ever used for durability. I have tried it 4 times both the 16 and 17 gauge did not last more than 1 hour before I broke it. I get about 5-6 hours out of a gut/ploy hybrid. Avoid if you hit with any spin.
Natural Gut is the best strings
Any of them top choice for clash 100?
Many recommend Lxn Smart. I used Triax, not the best experience. Too powerful for me. Very arm friendly though.
Hi any opinion on Kirschbaum strings? I've been using pro-line 2 for a while. Thinking about switching it up.
Pro line 2 - 1.20mm 👌🏼 similar and better will be Yonex poly tour pro “yellow”
Try their proline evolution.
Best strings for beating good players
Best strings and tension for Clash 100?
Many recommend to string it looser, not more than 48. But I think it’s such a powerful racket that i need to string it at 52-55 for multi strings to have better control over the ball. But it all depends on strings.
If you need to use poly, I would probably go for 48-52 depending on the poly. But again, it all depends on play style. And many recommend to string it with Luxilon Smart. There’s a video in this channel, look for it. Hope it helps
Thank you very much!
Tourbite mains/ bab PHT 55/53
Good spin and control
Babolat RPM Power 1.25 is the future
"strings that surprise" or "string that surprises"
Welcome to Tennis Spin, where we don't know basic grammar and have been misspelling titles since day one.
Is this really that important? Harry makes awesome content. If you don’t like, don’t watch.
@@villiam7941 Who said I don't like it? I've watched all of them, from day one. I've also learned a lot of English, and especially new tennis vocab, from Harry and the other guys. Harry speaks clearly and articulately so it's easy even for us non-native language learners to grasp.
@@abokickel And extremely slowly, I watch all videos at 1,5x speed and it sounds like normal speech.
hi
Who else come to the comments to talk about the iPad being stuck on the loading screen?
Ehh too much mumbo jumbo, just use Luxilon the best string(s) in the world
If he ever actually used proper grammar/spelling in his titles, I'd be totally shocked.
Oh noes, not the grammar police! Life's too short to be this anal.
@@Tarmac76 he’s posting professional content. He needs to make it professional. Get a clue.
first lmao
First lmao