Hate to ask but...

[takl23]

I switched rackets to the Rquis 1 Tour and want to start with a non-poly string. Who has some advice for moi? Thanks!


Tim

[Stannie]

Switching from a Babolat to a Yonex RQiS is quite significant (in racquet difference that is). If anything, try using just a regular synthetic gut, then work your way up...
What made you want to move away from the poly?

[ClayisFun]

Try yonex' 850 pro. It is, in my opinion, a very nice multi that was quite playable and had better resistance to movement than most. Plus, its not that expensive.

[takl23]

Originally Posted by Stannie

Switching from a Babolat to a Yonex RQiS is quite significant (in racquet difference that is). If anything, try using just a regular synthetic gut, then work your way up...
What made you want to move away from the poly?

I haven't played in about six months due to my cycling schedule, and I've felt some tenderness in my arm. The Yonex isn't as stiff as my babolat, and I can generate enough power on my own. Great question though!

Cheers,

Tim

[takl23]

Originally Posted by ClayisFun

Try yonex' 850 pro. It is, in my opinion, a very nice multi that was quite playable and had better resistance to movement than most. Plus, its not that expensive.

How long do you find it lasts? I'm not much of a string breaker, but I've also improved quite a bit and been using poly obviously so I don't know if I've become one .

I should add, I'm open to all suggestions!!

Cheers,

Tim

[Matty G]

If you not a string breaker try full gut. Its going to give you the best preformance . You could also try Technifibre NRG or x-one

[D. Dokas]

im not a string breaker and i broke yonex 850 in 2-3 hours its a great string very soft but damn it breaks 2 quick.

for a comparison i break syn gut in 1.5 weeks. i play 2 hours a day on average