Does unstrung poly ever go bad.
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Ripper
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Funny that you say that, because I've been, seriously, thinking about buying several reels of Poly Polar, because it's what I play best with and it's, supposedly, being discontinued.
abenguyen
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buy all of TW's stock of it, lol. that would be hilarious. try cyber power yet? i got 2 sets and i'm gonna full poly one at 56 lbs and hybrid the other set with some forten sweet crosses and some fxp 17 crosses(still trying to figure out tension for those)
Ripper
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I should be playtesting a full Cyber Power job before the end of this week. In my case, I haven't done this, yet, because I wanted to spend time playtesting MatchPower. Btw, MatchPower is a great string; it provides comfort and crispyness, in the same package, for those who like that kind of string. For me, though, MatchPower just doesn't provide the amount of feel I like. Furthermore, I'm just waiting to playtest Cyber Power, before deciding if I'll be stocking up on Poly Polar or what.
Chauvalito
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Topspin(company) Cyber power(string name)
Fedace
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Why not go with pro supex, blue gear ? It is better than Pro hurr and Luxilons.
Ripper
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The newest poly from Topspin.
Ripper
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Thanks, but, IMO, textured strings have two problems: 1) The texture ALWAYS wears off (on polys, it lasts more, but, still, loses it's sharpness and smoothens out), progressively, making you change your strokes as this happens. 2) When they're fresh and new, the ball sticks to the stringbed in volleys, sometimes, causing UEs... and, as the texture wears off, again, you need to volley differently.
bwain
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Ripper
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There's Cyber Flash and there's Cyber Power... Cyber Power is newer...
bwain
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...and it’s blue (and supposedly softer with better tension maintenance, compared to Cyber Flash).
Not yet, it would seem.
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