Klip Armour Prestetch

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Thank you, I will not pre-stretch. I am looking forward to trying this in a TFlash 310. Do you think 2-3 pounds over the 56 pounds I am currently using for Xcel Power is a good starting point, or should I bump it up a little more?

I am not a big string breaker with 17 gauge multi's -- I am guessing that Armour 17g will be at least as durable. Correct assumption?
 
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if I'm certain, isnt it supposed to imitate a poly's low power with it's heavy synthetic coating?

I have seen it described as similar to a gut/poly hybrid. I am trying it hoping for a firmer, less jumpy gut that still has the comfort, feel and spin attributes. My racquet has a very crisp feel with a fair amount of power, so my sense is that this might be a nice step up from high quality multi's.
 
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Blade0324

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I would say not don't pre stretch this one. Just not really condusive to doing so. It is a very interesting and unique string for sure. I really like the qualities of it in a full set especially but it is pretty good in a hybrid as well. I find great spin and control with it as well as good power.
 

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Thanks for the feedback. I am using it strictly as a full set. Any suggestions regarding tension -- i.e. how far above the tension that I use on my usual multi's? Or, is this firm enough to go at the same tension?
 

Blade0324

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I would personally tell you to go with the same tension as you use on your normal Multi's. 2 reasons for this. First it will give you a more accurate comparison to your normal strings if you string it up at the same tension. Second I have found that you don't need to string gut at a high tension to get good control from it. It is hard to describe but full gut gives a very unique combination of power and control.
 
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