String Reviews

I have made lots of content about strings in the past, but I wanted to compile it into one. Here is everything you need to know about tennis strings. Well, let’s call it everything you need to know about tennis strings (almost). I don’t have the ego to say it’s everything you need to know, but I try to compile as much info as I could within the 17 minutes …

This string is made from 90% recycled PET bottles and other plastic packing materials. But how does it play? Read my Luxilon Eco Power Review. Luxilon Eco Power Review Luxilon Eco Power is a 6-sided string (hexagonal) and comes in what I would call PET-green. It’s a pretty cool green that stands out in the racquet. The string is medium firm and is somewhere between 4G and Luxilon Alu Power …

Is Daniel Medvedev’s new string making him play better? Maybe, but does it work for club players? Here is my Tecnifibre Razor Soft Review. Tecnifibre Razor Soft Review It is difficult to say, but since he switched from Tecnifibre Razor Code White to the new string Razor Soft, he has won four tournaments and reached one final. After a pro player string change, this kind of performance will perk the ears …

I am a fan of Toroline Caviar (check out my review) and got excited to hear about the four-sided Wasabi. Here is my Toroline Wasabi review. Toroline Wasabi Review Toroline Wasabi is a square-shaped co-poly string focused on spin potential. It is available in three colors: Wasabi Pomegranate Red (1.23MM) Wasabi Neon Green (1.23MM/1.25MM) Wasabi Neon Pink (1.23MM) I tested Wasabi Neon Pink in a few different racquets. The Wilson …

Tennis players always look for the latest and greatest equipment to give them an edge on the court. So what about Luxilon Eco Power? Luxilon Eco Power Luxilon, a leader in the tennis string industry, has created Luxilon Eco Power with sustainability in mind. The string is made with upcycled nylon, meaning it’s created from waste material (a combination of 90% recycled PET bottles and other plastic packing materials) that …

Today we have a guest review from Stefan Kornitzky, a fellow tennis nerd from Germany. He has written a Babolat RPM Team Review. Babolat RPM Team Review I have been using the black Babolat RPM TEAM string (link to check it out at Tennis Warehouse Europe) in my 2021 Babolat Pure Drive for quite a while now. In addition to black color, the string is also available in blue and pink …

Let’s have a closer look at some new MSV Strings! They tend to offer quality products and Buzzard and Swift are not exceptions. New MSV Strings – Bussard and Swift MSV is a string brand that needs no further introduction. They have been offering a large selection of tennis products for many years and currently carry about 130 high-performance strings in various materials, profiles, gauges and colors. The entire spectrum …

Alex Mann is back with the interesting history of natural gut tennis strings. Still used on tour today by players like Djokovic and Murray. The History of Natural Gut Tennis Strings In 1874, Major Walter Clopton Wingfield founded the modern game of tennis we are most familiar with today, lawn tennis. As the game began to spread across the globe, there became a need for high-quality tennis strings that could …

I know many of you have been waiting for this HEAD Hawk Power review, but due to a flooding of the factory it took a while to get samples. HEAD Hawk Power Review What is HEAD Hawk Power? It is a petrol-colored, round polyester string. Like its source of inspiration, Luxilon Alu Power, It puts a premium on control without making the string unnecessarily stiff and firm on the arm. Compared …