J011yroger
Talk Tennis Guru
I am not one who normally talks down about a string, however I feel the need to state that which might not be obvious to testers.
My friend/regular hitting partner tried the Solinco Revolution among many others when looking for a durable poly that he liked.
He said he liked it, and it felt good, but from my end his ball did absolutely nothing.
It had no kick, no pace, and minimal spin.
Worst string ever as far as I was concerned.
He hit a better ball with PSGD.
Every other string he tried, even the cheapest poly produced a better ball than this stuff.
So if you think you are digging it, I advise you to ask someone who normally hits with you if your shot is the same, or if it is better/worse with the Solinco Revolution.
As soon as he would switch to the racquet with the Solinco, I would say to myself "Is he getting tired or something?" and then look over and say "Oh, no, he is just using that blue string again."
Just a caveat since most reviews I have seen were positive.
J
My friend/regular hitting partner tried the Solinco Revolution among many others when looking for a durable poly that he liked.
He said he liked it, and it felt good, but from my end his ball did absolutely nothing.
It had no kick, no pace, and minimal spin.
Worst string ever as far as I was concerned.
He hit a better ball with PSGD.
Every other string he tried, even the cheapest poly produced a better ball than this stuff.
So if you think you are digging it, I advise you to ask someone who normally hits with you if your shot is the same, or if it is better/worse with the Solinco Revolution.
As soon as he would switch to the racquet with the Solinco, I would say to myself "Is he getting tired or something?" and then look over and say "Oh, no, he is just using that blue string again."
Just a caveat since most reviews I have seen were positive.
J