TENNIS SPIN recently said this is the best MF string out there
Yes I have it in hybrid with Hyper G soft on my new Radical MP. Played 6h with it so far and it hasn't moved. I never played with the regular Tnt so I can't compare to it but it does slide pretty well for a nylon string (but not as well as Ghostwire) and there's no notching or fraying so far. I'd compare it to Gosen Micro sheep with probably better durability, a little stiffer and a little less friction. Is it considered a multifilament? I think it's just a synthetic gut with some special coating. I find it pricey compared to other synthetic gut and I don't see Gamma selling reels of it. Might be a deal breaker for me if there's no reels when Gosen sell their reel at just $40.
I don't see it for sale on here but another place has it.. why is that?
I messaged Gamma and they said they will have it at some point.No reel ?
After about 3 hours the string has started moving a lot and is now very mushy feeling. Will cut it out and stick with Triax/RPX till I can find a Multi-Main/Poly-Cross hybrid that can work better.
Tennis spin is a nice (charmy, plain talk) channel, but it is an influence focused.I find that very difficult to believe.
I still really like this string. I dunno what others are saying about the string moving. If you put a multi as a main, it will definitely move because multis don't have much recoil and if it slides, sometimes don't come back. Multis tend to be better at being locked in. I noticed that when I put Velocity as main with Ghostwire in the cross. The whole bed was all over the place. But if you put a decent poly with good snapback in the main, it works very well I find.
I don’t think he is sponsored by gamma, he probably just likes their strings.Tennis spin is a nice (charmy, plain talk) channel, but it is an influence focused.
He (Harry) even said in of his QAs that he started the channel to show his daughter how to review products and get views.
I would not be surprised if he had a deal with Gamma.
It would be nice if he is to disclose endorsements
Should this string be viewed only as a cross or does it have good potential for a whole bed? Always liked tnt2 other than strings getting out of place so easily. The regular tnt2 coating decently grips the ball but also grips out of place needing lots of e-adjustment
Your early review was for a full bed of tnt react pro? I think this string should really only be seen as a cross string like Ghostwire as it's very slippery and it's intended to be hybrided with a poly that has good snapback. Benefit is maybe added spin as the poly can move more freely. I do wonder if because the poly moves and snaps back more freely (probably more than with Ghostwire as it's much softer), the main will wear out and lose its coil more quickly also. It's at least what I feel.Since I have another pack left - I will try it with TIER ONE Ghost Wire 17g as a cross string. Full bed TNT2 React Pro doesn't work for me as after about 2 hours it became very mushy and got stuck out of place easily (like a regular synthetic gut).. Maybe the poly cross will keep it moving and not getting stuck?
I actually went back to my hyper soft/Gosen hybrid setup. I'd say the tnt does make the main slide better and you can tell when you string it. But it seems to me that around the 12 hours mark, both setups will still start moving. And seeing that Gosen is only $45 for a reel and react pro has no reels as of yet, it was a no brainer because the difference between the 2 is not that big. I don't know if the main moves because of the coating wearing off or it's just hyper soft that just loses its coil and tension quicker. I tend to believe it's the latter. I tried once with regular Hyper G and it looked like it held better but I decided to cut it before my league match. Hyper G Soft just feels better for me on my particular racket and since I string myself, it's cheap for me to restring regularly. If you don't string yourself, look maybe at the regular Hyper G for longer lasting tension holding. Hyper G soft will lose tension before your cross and I haven't broken either synthetic but note that I'm using 16 gauge. I wasn't as lucky with multis as I would break them everytime around 6h.@str33tspirit I was thinking of same or similar hybrid as you HG soft on main, Tn2 react pro on cross (as option instead of OG Sheep Micro). Has the TN2 react held up so far or has broken already. How did hybrid work over time ? Are you finding the string bed better with the TN2 react vs. OGS ? OGS friction is ok but certainly not great when compared to a poly. I wondering if the HG slides or locks into the coating as it would on a multi. Did TNT2 React reasonable hold tension and its low friction ? Thanks.
I actually went back to my hyper soft/Gosen hybrid setup. I'd say the tnt does make the main slide better and you can tell when you string it. But it seems to me that around the 12 hours mark, both setups will still start moving. And seeing that Gosen is only $45 for a reel and react pro has no reels as of yet, it was a no brainer because the difference between the 2 is not that big. I don't know if the main moves because of the coating wearing off or it's just hyper soft that just loses its coil and tension quicker. I tend to believe it's the latter. I tried once with regular Hyper G and it looked like it held better but I decided to cut it before my league match. Hyper G Soft just feels better for me on my particular racket and since I string myself, it's cheap for me to restring regularly. If you don't string yourself, look maybe at the regular Hyper G for longer lasting tension holding. Hyper G soft will lose tension before your cross and I haven't broken either synthetic but note that I'm using 16 gauge. I wasn't as lucky with multis as I would break them everytime around 6h.
I have tried TNT2 React both with Cyclone Tour and Hyper G soft mains. Pretty nice initial performance but the TNT2 React surface quick notches both Cyclone Tour and HGS. I certainly didn't see this with multis as the cross string since the surface on those strings tends to be so soft, it wears away vs. cutting into the poly main. Would one typically expect rapid notching from other syn guts like Gosen OSG or others ? The notching really impacts the performance of the bed specially on the serve where you'd like to see the cross move and snap back along the main. The notch prevents that movement, hurts power and spin.
I have tried TNT2 React both with Cyclone Tour and Hyper G soft mains. Pretty nice initial performance but the TNT2 React surface quick notches both Cyclone Tour and HGS. I certainly didn't see this with multis as the cross string since the surface on those strings tends to be so soft, it wears away vs. cutting into the poly main. Would one typically expect rapid notching from other syn guts like Gosen OSG or others ? The notching really impacts the performance of the bed specially on the serve where you'd like to see the cross move and snap back along the main. The notch prevents that movement, hurts power and spin.
For what it's worth, have tried both TNT2 React and OSG as cross in hybrid with Hyper-G. There is no useful difference in the coating making TNT2 React better for snapback, however TNT2 React is noticeably softer and better in absorbing shock from the poly than OSG. This makes sense if indeed TNT2 is inside that string. For same level of softness, OSG would need to be strung at lower tension than TNT2. I used 52 pounds. Needs to go down several pounds.
Well did it give a lot of spin or what benefit?I’ve used this as a cross for a client with kirschbaum max power mains. It’s quite slippery. It’s a solid core synthetic with a wrap and a slippery coating. Tension maintenance is quite good, better than almost any multi. I will be trying myself with various poly mains and report back. Using as a cross with a poly main seems to be the best application.
Awesome, I need to get back to using up the rest of my reactpro thanks for the reminderHad a two hour hit with it yesterday. RF97 with technifiber 4s mains 17g and crosses gamma tnt pro react 16g. Played excellent. 46lbs on the mains and 43 lbs on the crosses. Did not get stuck out of place at all. Spin was vicious and I felt the snap back was excellent so far. Feel was better than full poly, comfort was good but perhaps not as good as I thought it may be. The crosses pick up a lot of ball fuzz and showed slight fraying of the outer wrap. I’ll report back after another hit. Played on indoor har tru.
My stringing client who is a 4.5 with moderate spin is getting great durability out of this paired with kirschbaum max power mains. I imagine it will break faster with the shaped poly 4S.