I believe that monaco was using a string of that color for paris?
I got mine in the mail also today, full review to come after break.
rdis10093 lives literally within walking distance from me, and didn't get his on the same day. I think you could be fine still.Can you find out where mine is please ??
Dude, relax. It's just a string. And no, it was through Wilson/Luxilon. TW was just part of it. They were offering elsewhere as well.I am like one of the BEST customers at TW so i feel little betrayed by this..
Dude, relax. It's just a string. And no, it was through Wilson/Luxilon. TW was just part of it. They were offering elsewhere as well.
I got mine today, and I live in Cali... At first I was confused because the envelope that it came in said "Wilson", and I looked at the bag and it said "LXN", so I'm pretty sure it's LXN. Full in depth review coming shortly (I just restrung my racket 2 hours before the news strings came in LOL)
I tried it out in my pure storm strung at 53. I can't give a full review since I only used it for a light warm up on groundstrokes and not much else since it wasn't doing much for me. From what I felt it was reasonably comfortable, but there was nothing spectacular about it. Everything felt "okay," nothing spectacular. I then switched to my pure storm strung with tour bite at 49 and it felt like everything was amplified: spin, pop, control. I'm a 4.5 if that matters.
so you felt like tourbite gave you better playability ?
from my experience, yes
Luxilon Playtest String 2011
Stringing: Definitely an atypical Luxilon offering. This strung up almost as easily as a WeissCANNON or MSV poly. Its profile may have something to do with it, but it has a strange feeling even going through the grommets. It's like a rifled barrel vs. smooth bore. This stuff has zero resistance whatsoever going through grommet holes. For something that trivial it means it's pretty noticeable if I bother to mention it. While doing the crosses, they simply glide across one another. No friction at all. Knots were super easy, and simply typical left fingertip soreness from weaving polyester. Stringing this stuff makes Adrenaline look like PSGD and ALU Rough would be Maxim Touch in comparison. Honestly, it simply wove like an easy poly. Did not feel stiff in the hand, typical coil memory, but zero problems in untangling as it simply didn't get tangled. In my experience, that is not the Luxilon way. Strung at 47/47.
No, not necessarily. Some polys are simply softer in the hand when stringing, but are still stiff. Only the really thin gauge polys tend to appear super elastic when tensioned. My comments only said that it's very easy to string and that its profile appears to lower friction while stringing. I'll be hitting with it this evening, so who knows if that'll hold. Regardless, It still wasn't as easy as something from WeissCANNON or MSV (the two companies that I feel make the easiest stringing polys).Hey PV, can I conclude from this that the string is pretty elastic? ie, the string stretches quite a bit (for a poly) when pulling tension.
No, not necessarily. Some polys are simply softer in the hand when stringing, but are still stiff. Only the really thin gauge polys tend to appear super elastic when tensioned. My comments only said that it's very easy to string and that its profile appears to lower friction while stringing. I'll be hitting with it this evening, so who knows if that'll hold. Regardless, It still wasn't as easy as something from WeissCANNON or MSV (the two companies that I feel make the easiest stringing polys).
Dead on average, honestly. If anything, a bit to the stretchier side of the German polys.How much did it stretch during stringing as compared to other polys?
^^ I'm curious how it has more power, less spin, but offers less depth.