Volkl Tour 10 V-Engine

[mrFEDfan]

Hi,

I bought a used Volkl Tour 10 V-Engine from the liquidation on tennis warehouse a while ago. I loved the feel of the string but now the string is broken and I am wondering what type of string it was or at what tension it was strung.

If any of you play with Volkl Tour 10 V-Engine can you please tell me what is the best tension for a soft feel.

THANKS

 

[bad_call]

head rip control, tecnifibre multifeel, and tecnifibre TRC are soft strings that i have used in the T10 V 93. they are low powered strings and 55 lbs is the highest i would string them.

welcome to the cushy racquet club.

 

[ClayisFun]

try the volkl power fiber II string. very nice & a good price.

 

[mrFEDfan]

Hi,

I did not know any better and strung mine with Gamma TNT at 58. It does not play really well and I am thinking to switch. Thanks for advice.

Daniel

 

[mrFEDfan]

You say 55 is highest so a good one would be 54 or 53?

 

[Valjean]

....I bought a used Volkl Tour 10 V-Engine from the liquidation on tennis warehouse a while ago. I loved the feel of the string but now the string is broken and I am wondering what type of string it was or at what tension it was strung....

Sometimes even after a long time it is still possible to make out the brand, string type and gauge stamped on the string.

 

[flemby2112]

I have used full poly at 60 and I've used multi's as low as 52. It all depends on what you are looking for as far as feel, power and spin.

 

[bad_call]

You say 55 is highest so a good one would be 54 or 53?

i would say 54 or 55 with those strings i suggested. other strings may require a slightly different tension.

 

[richie65]

Keep the tension low or the string bed has a strange feel against the flexy throat.

I cannot imagine RIP Control in the the VE Mid. It would take a HUGE swing to get the ball to the service line, but it would feel and sound great.

I think I'm going to trade my VE Mid.

 

[bad_call]

Keep the tension low or the string bed has a strange feel against the flexy throat.

I cannot imagine RIP Control in the the VE Mid. It would take a HUGE swing to get the ball to the service line, but it would feel and sound great.

I think I'm going to trade my VE Mid.

BTW - i've used those soft strings suggested earlier in the mains and syn gut in the crosses. i like the JC stringing method which when at 55 lbs puts the mains at 53 and crosses at 57 lbs.

richie65 - what u thinking may be your next racquet?