String recommendation for Yonex EZONE Ai 100.
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fibonacci888
Rookie
try a hybrid setup like Volkl Psycho.
Thanks for helping me.
Yeah I know, that not just the string made the mistakes....
but now I use Yonex poly tour spin (blue one) and I my play is much better.
Roland G
Hall of Fame
Can I ask what tension you're using B5E at and is it full bed?
Rabbit
G.O.A.T.
Why are you using poly to begin with? If your balls are falling short, maybe you need a bit more lively string. Why not start with a synthetic gut, any you like, and try that. If you like that then you can upgrade to a multi,Wilson Sensation is a good economical choice, and see if you like that.
No offense, but a 3.5 really shouldn't be playing with a poly unless he/she is a big, big string breaker.
No offense, but a 3.5 really shouldn't be playing with a poly unless he/she is a big, big string breaker.
The stringer recomended the poly string. He sad it much more favored among the players than synthetic or multi and multi is more expensive.
Which Sensation do you recomend? normal or control?
just try a good solid syn gut
prince lightning is pretty common but idk if youll like it, i dont but i also dont like syn gut
wilson nxt seems pretty good and it looks like a decent choice
NXT a bit expensive, more than double price than sensation..
What do you think about signum pro micronite? same price than sensation and just double than wilson synt gut
or head rip control?
fibonacci888
Rookie
Like stated, try a hybrid. Volkl psycho is not to expensive and is a great next step
Volkl string not aviable where I made restring, so I will try a similar setup:
Signum Pro Tornado and Signum Pro Ultra-Power SF
Have you any expirience of this setup?
Rabbit
G.O.A.T.
I'd recommend the cheapest multi you can find, regardless of brand or a synthetic gut in a thick gauge to start. But, let me ask you something. You indicate that you're a 3,5 player? I didn't look at your country of origin when I posted. I have now. Help me understand are you a beginner, intermediate or advanced player? In the US, a 3.5 is lower level player a beginner who has become somewhat consistent.
g4driver
Legend
Rabbit gets it.
Poly is for string breakers. It is not needed for people who don't break syn gut or multi. I see so many 3.0 women and 3.5 guys using poly without any logic.
I was breaking the strings in my Wilson Pro Opens every 12-13 sets. I switched to the Steam 99S and sold two Pro Opens to a friend of mine. He weighs 60 lbs more than me, and is 6'3". In nine months he never broke a string. So I cut out the Black5Edge mains/ X1 bi-phase after those brand new strings had been in his frame since Feb, and restrung them with PPA 16g. He has yet to break a string. He doesn't need poly because he doesn't break multis.
I'm Hungarian. I think I'm a intermediate, recreation player. I play more then 10 years ago 1-2 times a week, but never had a trainer,
Rabbit gets it.
Poly is for string breakers. It is not needed for people who don't break syn gut or multi. I see so many 3.0 women and 3.5 guys using poly without any logic.
I was breaking the strings in my Wilson Pro Opens every 12-13 sets. I switched to the Steam 99S and sold two Pro Opens to a friend of mine. He weighs 60 lbs more than me, and is 6'3". In nine months he never broke a string. So I cut out the Black5Edge mains/ X1 bi-phase after those brand new strings had been in his frame since Feb, and restrung them with PPA 16g. He has yet to break a string. He doesn't need poly because he doesn't break multis.
The x-1 bi-phase has double price than ppa. does it worth?
