Comments: Love the spin and tension maintenance. The best thing about these strings is that they don't overbite on the ball like a lot of other spin strings, which allows for touch and volley shots at the net. I string it at 53 lbs. in the mains with Kirschbaum Pro-Line II 17 in the crosses at 51 lbs. I think I found the holy grail of string hybrids.
From:Mike, 12/9/17

Comments: Great string for spin, control and power. However, it moves like a non-poly. It breaks too fast in my Wilson Blade 98S; it lasted about 6 hours of play. I love it, but I need something more durable. Strung at 50 lbs.
From:Julias, 1/16
Note from TW: Hi Julias, Please note that the Spin Effect racquets have a tendency to break strings faster than non-spin enhanced racquets.

Comments: I really like this string in my Six.One 95 18x20. I strung it at 57/54 lbs, and pocketing is still good. Good spin and pace reported from the other side of the net. This is reportedly a tad softer than original TB, but feels fairly crisp and not mushy at all. Tension maintenance has been good so far, a little bit of string movement after a couple of hours on the court, but nothing major at all. Very pronounced texture and feels a bit strange on the stringer, but no issue stringing it. I am testing various strings at the moment just because I enjoy it, when I'm done I might end up with a reel of this one. Good stuff!
From:GH, 6/15

Comments: Great string, big spin and control like TB but with a little more feel and pop. If you like TB or RPM Blast, you will like this.
From:PureDriveRoddick+, 1/15

Comments: After a couple of weeks testing this sting, I can definitively tell that this string is very hot! First, that Diamond Rough is very different compared to the regular Tour Bite. It is much softer and the string provides much more penetration on your balls. I had to play around with the tension to find the right one. I normally use 38 lbs (yep 38 lbs!) with the regular Tour Bite and now I am stringing at 42 lbs. The amount of spin and penetration is just insane. Normally, a very spinny string can make your ball sit there without that much penetration. That one does the opposite. The ball gets a incredible amount of speed and acceleration. I can create some cuts on the ball that I wasn't able to do with any other string. Balls always land in the court at the last moment. It's a feeling that is almost impossible to describe. I can probably compare the string to RPM. RPM is probably a little lively but dies very fast. Diamond rough stays alive for a longer time, I can get better cuts and penetration on my balls. The string worth the try, it's going to be a huge winner for sure! I'm a 6.0 player and play with a Babolat Pure Drive, strung at 42 lbs.
From:Phil, 11/14