TO BEGIN, I HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THAT IT IS THE MOST ADVANCED STRING THAT I HAVE TRIED IN RECENT TIMES. POWER WITH THE MAXIMUM OF CONTROL AND PRECISION. The problem is that when you buy it, nobody tells you that the string is pre-tensioned and that its recommended tension is between 20kg and 22kg. I stringed it with a pretension of 10% and at 26 kg. Obviously not the best combination. A week ago I gave this string a second chance and I was surprised by its exquisiteness when transmitting the orders I give to the ball. It is a monofilament (with all the advantages of this type of co-polyester string), but with the grip offered by multifilament or gut strings. As a senior player, I never finished adapting to co-polyester monofilament strings, since I have always felt that the ball slips and nuances are lost, and that those that come with geometric profiles produce imprecision. This great string introduces you to the high-speed game required by today's tennis, while still allowing for massive grip and spin. With this string I have returned to play with joy and creativity, while after each training session there is no injury. I stopped playing with Wilson Revolve two weeks ago, because in top-flight tournaments, young players will beat you up if you don't add speed. I tried playing with Luxilon Adrenaline 1.30 Century, but after each session my back, elbow and shoulder were very damaged. I am a fourteen-year television tennis commentator, senior individual state champion and national doubles champion. Last season, I won two ITF seniors and a finalist.
Eduardo, 21/12/20, Sevilla