I feel you might like round poly or mild shaped poly better. Hyper G and Wasabi are both square shaped, bites can be inconsistent with long and full swing. Hexagonal or Octagonal strings tend to be more consistent. Tour Bite is stiff which may reduce the inconsistenty of sharp edges.
Toro Toro, Caviar, and Enso Pro all provide more of a consistent string bed than Wasabi, you might like those better. Toro Toro / Super Toro are the firmest of the bunch.
I found Wasabi to be pretty good when fresh. However, after 10 hours or so, it loses tension very rapidly. I measured the string tension using RacquetTune app, and it is one of the fastest tension drop of many polys I've played with. The string also became very stiff and uncomfortable to play with, and even more erratic. Definitely not a string I would try again.
I'm yet to try it myself, but if reviews are to be believed the hybrid setups from Toroline seem to work better than most of their full beds. So throw Caviar or Wasabi X (soft round strings) in the crosses and match with one of their firmer shaped strings. Could be interesting to hybrid the Caviar with your favourite HEAD Lynx tour ?
Super toro is my favorite strings from toroline. Similar to Confidential.
I feel you might like round poly or mild shaped poly better. Hyper G and Wasabi are both square shaped, bites can be inconsistent with long and full swing. Hexagonal or Octagonal strings tend to be more consistent. Tour Bite is stiff which may reduce the inconsistenty of sharp edges.
Toro Toro, Caviar, and Enso Pro all provide more of a consistent string bed than Wasabi, you might like those better. Toro Toro / Super Toro are the firmest of the bunch.
I found Wasabi to be pretty good when fresh. However, after 10 hours or so, it loses tension very rapidly. I measured the string tension using RacquetTune app, and it is one of the fastest tension drop of many polys I've played with. The string also became very stiff and uncomfortable to play with, and even more erratic. Definitely not a string I would try again.
I'm yet to try it myself, but if reviews are to be believed the hybrid setups from Toroline seem to work better than most of their full beds. So throw Caviar or Wasabi X (soft round strings) in the crosses and match with one of their firmer shaped strings. Could be interesting to hybrid the Caviar with your favourite HEAD Lynx tour ?