Arm Friendly Spin String in the Main?

[Fluffy_Skye]

I am revisiting my G360+ Radical MP, which I didn’t use much because of how stiff it is. This time I want to add some weight to it to increase stability which should also increase comfort level, as well as trying some softer strings. I’ve had success with Lynx Tour/Ghostwire Hybrid in my other rackets, but I fear this setup in Radical MP would still be quite stiff due to Lynx Tour. Is there any spin control strings out there that is more arm friendly? What about Yonex Poly Tour Pro? I see quite polarized reviews about Yonex PTP on the forum unlike the almost unanimous good reviews on isospeed cream and ghostwire as a good soft poly in a hybrid.

 

[Steve Huff]

Try natural gut in the mains. Use the poly in the crosses at around 5# lower than the mains. I think you'll be surprised.

 

[esgee48]

A cheaper way to experiment is Prince Premiere Control or Velocity mains and Cream crosses. The mains have a copoly sheathing with multi interior.

 

[legcramp]

Volkl cylone tour

 

[Fluffy_Skye]

Volkl cylone tour

Interesting. I just got my eyes on Mayami Tour Hex, which I think might be similar to cyclone tour based on review.

 

[legcramp]

Interesting. I just got my eyes on Mayami Tour Hex, which I think might be similar to cyclone tour based on review.

Cyclone Tour is softer than Ghostwire and a 1000x more spin. The only downside is the tension drops by a larger amount initially.

 

[Marwan Fatta]

I have the same racket and I really like the full bed of caviar toroline. Its muted very arm friendly, a great control and consistency. Usually, (even with hyper g soft 17) I dont serve flat due to some chronic pain in my wrist, but with this string, I was able to serve in without any problem. Im still trying to see the durability. I only had 6 hours of playing. Its kind of old post, but you may still have the racket, try to give caviar a try. I may use ghostwire in the crosses if i will have less than 10 hours of playability. Cheers!