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I used to play with poly/multi until a few years ago when reverse hybrids started getting popular. I found the perfect main string in Kirsch SG 1.25 to go with a lot of the polys I like. But I can't find that synthetic gut anymore so I got a reel of Pro's Pro Gold Spiral 1.30. It feels kind of cheap, but it has that nice soft aramid quality like PSGD has. I'm also testing Solinco Pro Stacked 1.30 and I find it rather cushioned. The racquets in question are Dunlop MuscleWeave 200G 95 and Biomimetic 200 95.
Cyber Flash/Gutex Ultra @48/53 was one that I played for a long time. Then I switched to Pro's Pro Black Force/Gutex Ultra @50/55. They both gave me a lot of accuracy and very good spin. Then I tried Discho Cellular/Black Mamba @55/51 for a little while and got more launch angle. And it played with less effort. Cellular is a multi. Next I tried stringing BF/KSG in both racquets and decided that I really dislike SG crosses with poly mains. After that, I tried KSG/Red Devil, Plus Power, then BF and found that the KSG is an excellent main string in a variety of hybrids. And now it's unavailable.
But to the question: For the same amount of focus, effort, and skills, which gives a more accurate ball, poly/multi hybrid or SG/poly reverse hybrid? Poly/multi feels more solid to me, so that's re-assuring. But if I can find the confidence in myself, maybe the reverse will play better with less shock. But besides my confidence issue, which do you think is mechanically more accurate a setup?
Much appreciated
Cyber Flash/Gutex Ultra @48/53 was one that I played for a long time. Then I switched to Pro's Pro Black Force/Gutex Ultra @50/55. They both gave me a lot of accuracy and very good spin. Then I tried Discho Cellular/Black Mamba @55/51 for a little while and got more launch angle. And it played with less effort. Cellular is a multi. Next I tried stringing BF/KSG in both racquets and decided that I really dislike SG crosses with poly mains. After that, I tried KSG/Red Devil, Plus Power, then BF and found that the KSG is an excellent main string in a variety of hybrids. And now it's unavailable.
But to the question: For the same amount of focus, effort, and skills, which gives a more accurate ball, poly/multi hybrid or SG/poly reverse hybrid? Poly/multi feels more solid to me, so that's re-assuring. But if I can find the confidence in myself, maybe the reverse will play better with less shock. But besides my confidence issue, which do you think is mechanically more accurate a setup?
Much appreciated
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