Artengo TA930 Monofilament

[getagrip]

Has anyone tried the Artengo TA930 strings? I tried them at 52lbs tension and was pleasantly surprised by the soft feel. It also held tension pretty good. Its at the ~$8 price point.

With so many brands out there, wanted to check opinion of others. Does anyone know who manufactures for them? Seemed very high quality.

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[Fablefevre]

Did you end up trying this?

 

[berkyboy]

Has anyone tried the Artengo TA930 strings? I tried them at 52lbs tension and was pleasantly surprised by the soft feel. It also held tension pretty good. Its at the ~$8 price point.

With so many brands out there, wanted to check opinion of others. Does anyone know who manufactures for them? Seemed very high quality.

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It is made in Europe ...Portugal maybe can't remember exactly but it is a good manufacturer

 

[PBODY99]

I tried it last summer. it was easy to install & held up for ~ 16 hours on cla before I cut it out.

 

[Fablefevre]

I tried it last summer. it was easy to install & held up for ~ 16 hours on cla before I cut it out.

How did it perform in terms of Power; Control; Feel; Spin; durability; and comfort? What racket did you try it with?

 

[PBODY99]

@Fablefevre
I used an O3 Legacy 110. At that price point jjust .an average poly. For me, all polys are comfortable in my ported frames as I string around 20 kg [ 40 to 44 lbs } depending on the temperature.

 

[dr. godmode]

Does anyone know anything more about the Artengo poly's? I see they are made in Portugal, didn't know there was string manufacturing there. From what I understand, Artengo stuff is often factory seconds (their balls are Tecnifibre for example) which is why the price is so good.