Best spin string?

[Bryton]

What do you think is the best?!

[TenFanLA]

For tight, controlled spin: ALU and Tour Bite. For unpredictable, zigzag spin: BHBR.

[davedomart]

Kirschbaum Spiky Shark & Pro Supex Blue Gear are known as the spinniest strings.

[Bryton]

I wish I could put more than 10 options on poll...

[Bryton]

Originally Posted by davedomart

Kirschbaum Spiky Shark & Pro Supex Blue Gear are known as the spinniest strings.

Hmm never really heard of spiky shark... I'll look into it.

[Rjtennis]

Originally Posted by davedomart

Kirschbaum Spiky Shark & Pro Supex Blue Gear are known as the spinniest strings.

I would agree with these two.

[Tennusdude]

I find that no matter which spin string you try or even love, they all play much better in the 3 hours or so, but after that they all lose spin potential and playability. Anyone agree with this?

[PrinceMoron]

Originally Posted by Bryton

What do you think is the best?!

Depends how long you keep the strings in, alu power rough goes smooth, which means it is doing a good job, it wouldn't wear otherwise. But once it is smooth it obviously is time for a change.

Maybe KBSS will keep the teeth longer.

[rofl_copter3]

Spikey shark is very spin friendly but it isn't a heavy ball type of spin it more just sits up, but when you hybrid it its a monster

[Torres]

Strange you don't have BHB7 in that poll. Whether you agree with them or not, its RSI's #1 rated poly for spin, and they test loads of strings.

[Bryton]

Originally Posted by Torres

Strange you don't have BHB7 in that poll. Whether you agree with them or not, its RSI's #1 rated poly for spin, and they test loads of strings.

I have looked at this string. It seems it may be underappreciated maybe. I debated putting the BHBR and BHB7 on the poll. Like I said, I wish i could put more options than 10.

[Torres]

Originally Posted by Bryton

I have looked at this string. It seems it may be underappreciated maybe. I debated putting the BHBR and BHB7 on the poll. Like I said, I wish i could put more options than 10.

With respect, the poll's a bit of a mess. You've got PHT in there, you've got Barbwire in there, and you've even got a nylon string in there!

[Rafa4Ever]

gut and poly produces more spin than anything else

[BHiC]

Dunlop Black Widow gives me the most spin of any I have tried. Granted I have not tried all the strings on your list, but I am really impressed by the amount of spin Black Widow generates. In my opinion, it gives more spin than RPM Blast

[darklore009]

tour bites ftw!!!!

[TimothyO]

Gut/poly hybrid FTW. Makes spin casually accessible.

[Bryton]

Originally Posted by TimothyO

Gut/poly hybrid FTW. Makes spin casually accessible.

Any specific suggestions?

[TimothyO]

Originally Posted by Bryton

Any specific suggestions?

Depends on the frame.

Dense string pattern:
- Wilson 17 or VS Team mains
- 18 gauge poly such as CoFocus for low powered frames and Focus Hex for higher power frames

Open string pattern
- Wilson 16 or VS Touch mains
- 17 gauge poly such as Focus Hex

[Mongolmike]

For me. my two go-to strings for good spin and decent control are BHB7 and Dunlop Juice. Dunlop Juice is a really nice string (IMO) that doesn't get a lot of mention... it is also very yellow (but that works with my racquet color too).

Pro Hurricane Tour is a great spinner, but really harsh. I use a very light racquet (Dunlop 500 Lite w/o lead) to generate as much racquet speed as I can, so harshness factors in for me even tho I have no elbow problems.

I hit a heavy topspin FH, topspin one hand BH, solid kicker 2nd serve and like to throw in drop shots regularily when I get people buried behind the baseline, so spin and control are important for me. I also string my own, so re-stringing every week-2 weeks is just something I do and I accept the cost.

[Bryton]

Originally Posted by Mongolmike

For me. my two go-to strings for good spin and decent control are BHB7 and Dunlop Juice. Dunlop Juice is a really nice string (IMO) that doesn't get a lot of mention... it is also very yellow (but that works with my racquet color too).

Pro Hurricane Tour is a great spinner, but really harsh. I use a very light racquet (Dunlop 500 Lite w/o lead) to generate as much racquet speed as I can, so harshness factors in for me even tho I have no elbow problems.

I hit a heavy topspin FH, topspin one hand BH, solid kicker 2nd serve and like to throw in drop shots regularily when I get people buried behind the baseline, so spin and control are important for me. I also string my own, so re-stringing every week-2 weeks is just something I do and I accept the cost.

I'll be honest I never even thought of juice being a spin string! But, you're right... Not much mention at all