PT630Wannabe
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Has Volkl replaced it with V-Star or something? There is only the 18 gauge left on at TW.
I contacted T-W yesterday 10/17/2016 to inquire about V-Pro 17 gauge and here's their reply:
"Unfortunately, Volkl has discontinued their V-Pro line. At this time, we do have the 18 gauge available for this string. After looking further into this string, we do not expect to be receiving any more in stock or anything from Volkl that will be replacing this string line. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause."
Too bad, it was a screaming deal at $4/set.
FT
I used to use this also and my rep said V-Star or V- Torque is replacing it. To me neither string is comparable to V-Pro. They are both shaped poly's I believe. V -Pro and Cyclone to me are the best strings Volkl hasI contacted T-W yesterday 10/17/2016 to inquire about V-Pro 17 gauge and here's their reply:
"Unfortunately, Volkl has discontinued their V-Pro line. At this time, we do have the 18 gauge available for this string. After looking further into this string, we do not expect to be receiving any more in stock or anything from Volkl that will be replacing this string line. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause."
Too bad, it was a screaming deal at $4/set.
FT
Agree that neither vstar nor vtorque are remotely similar to vpro.I used to use this also and my rep said V-Star or V- Torque is replacing it. To me neither string is comparable to V-Pro. They are both shaped poly's I believe. V -Pro and Cyclone to me are the best strings Volkl has
Interesting. I like Volkl string and believe it to be a solid value in general but the V-Pro was probably my least favorite.
I got that TW poly trial pack with 4 different strings and then I bought some V-Star as well and the V-Pro just seemed meh -- not great on any dimension for me at least (decent comfort I suppose). I'm about to cut it out soon in fact.
Makes sense. I can use the extra power from my string given my strokes aren't fully developed yet so perhaps I was never the target market but yeah I'm not too torn up about this.V-pro is a neutral, low powered control oriented poly designed for players who can supply their own power and spin. Good value for the string. You get exactly what you put in. V-star provides a little power assist.
V-pro is a neutral, low powered control oriented poly designed for players who can supply their own power and spin. Good value for the string. You get exactly what you put in. V-star provides a little power assist.
Not really a fan of the V-Pro. No one else finds it uncomfortable?
I loved V-Pro!! I am an all court player. 8-10 hrs a week on the court working and studying my game hard. I stocked up on the 17g until TW ran out and I bought 2 reels of 18g to stretch my affinity. I rotate 5 racquets and get about 6-8 hours out of each until the bed goes dead or breaks. Full bed at 61lbs. and it settles in around 56lbs. Great feel, power and spin control at the same time. I will miss it.Nope. But that's not to say you don't. I quite like it. Which is why I started the thread!
I agree, To me it was like a smooth version of Cyclone, with a slightly firmer feel. Great string for the price. Excellent Cross String, nice and slick. It did go dead in 6-8 hours for me....just like Cyclone.I loved V-Pro!! I am an all court player. 8-10 hrs a week on the court working and studying my game hard. I stocked up on the 17g until TW ran out and I bought 2 reels of 18g to stretch my affinity. I rotate 5 racquets and get about 6-8 hours out of each until the bed goes dead or breaks. Full bed at 61lbs. and it settles in around 56lbs. Great feel, power and spin control at the same time. I will miss it.