Testing the STIFFEST poly string vs. SOFTEST: Luxilon 4G vs. Element SOFT IR |Talk Tennis PODCAST
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- ➤We JUST spent an hour on the court hitting the stiffest string in Luxilon's lineup: 4G, next to the SOFTEST string in their lineup: Element Soft IR.
Listen in as we talk about what we liked, didn't and how each string performed in terms of power, control, feel, notching, durability, etc.
AND we take your questions!
Check out the strings here:
➤Luxilon 4G 16/1.30 String: www.tennis-ware...
➤Luxilon Element Soft IR 1.27 String: www.tennis-ware...
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Love that he's showing some love to the Percept 100D! I feel like it hasn't gotten that much attention but I love mine after a little customization.
I added some tungten at 12 o'clock and brought the SW up to 330. It plays so much better now in my opinion. - Munish, TW
@@tenniswarehouse agreed! I added a leather grip and some lead to get the swing weight up to 330 as well actually
Thumbs up for high vs low tension for the next test
Yes! We will record it this week! And will go live on RUclips so pop in if you are around and want to tune in - stay tuned!
Michelle, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Any idea which strings you'll use?
Love Troy's game. Very propah ❤
4g soft main
Outlast cross.
I love this
Interesting. I might try this out. What tensions did you use and on which racquet ?? - Munish, TW
This was an interesting hour.
You're telling me! 🤣
Michelle, TW
TW carrying Toroline soon? 👀
🤷♂️😃
Hi TW Team,
Great video once again. I am currently using Babolat Gut in the mains 24 kg and Luxillon 4G 23 kg in the crosses in a Wilson Blade Pro 98 V9 16x19 and having some arm issues. Any string tension recommendations? I've ordered Lux 4G Soft to try out but since I bought an entire reel of 4G would like to stick with it. Also how low in tension can/should I go with the Babolat Gut? Would appreciate some advice.
I was going to say you could drop tension like half of a kilogram, or maybe a full Kilogram, although dropping too much might cause some launching power. I would probably say the biggest factor is the 4G string, as it is one of the stiffest strings on the market. So maybe the 4G soft, or you might even consider some other polys that are a bit softer. For example the Tecnifibre Ice Code, or Kirschbaum Pro Line II. Troy, TW
@@tenniswarehousethanks. I have tried a full bed of 4G at 22 kg/21 kg. Will try 0,5 and 1,0 kg lower on thr 4G but worried about going lower on the gut to kerp my hybrid setup. Is it ok to drop 0,5-1,0 kg on the gut to get it at 23 kg?
Ditch this crap, test Toroline hybrids guys!!! Thanks, great pod otherwise 😮😁❤️
Working on it ;)
Michelle, TW
@@tenniswarehouse Thats awesome! Looking forward to that
🎾🎾 🎾 The only thing dumber than a pickleball player is a pickleball stringer.