Information about tennis strings, such as tennis string reviews, articles about co-poly strings, multifilament strings, natural gut strings and other types of tennis strings.
String manufacturers have started to address issues with stiffer string setups. Enter Triax. This is my Tecnifibre Triax String Preview. The new Tecnifibre Triax string comes at a thicker 1.33…
Luxilon has released a new string called Luxilon Alu Power Roland Garros Edition. It is slightly thicker at 1.28 and more durable than regular Alu Power. I have received a…
Ferenc Ferdinand Weisz is back with a string review. This time he writes about the Isospeed Control Classic string. Isospeed is the tennis brand of the Austrian sports manufacturer called…
I listen to you, dear readers. Many of you have asked for a video about tennis string basics. And here it is! Time to learn about tennis strings. I have…
I am trying to break down some of the basics around strings, and we have come to the endless topic of tennis string tensions. The trend around tennis string tensions…
Many club players use stiff polyester strings, while they would be better off with multifilament or gut. The key question is: do you break strings? Most pro players use some…
Paul Skipp is a master level stringer who has strung for Federer, Djokovic, and Murray to name a few. We talk about strings, stringing, and a lot more. Paul Skipp…
If you are suffering from any kind of arm pain after tennis, you should perhaps change to a softer string setup. Here are my top 3 comfort strings. A lot…
If you are a player looking for some extra spin on your shots, you should check out my top 3 spin strings. Spin-friendly polyester strings. A word of warning before…
If you are an advanced player, you are probably looking for a control-oriented poly string. Here are my current top 3 control strings. A word of warning before I dive…