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Tecnifibre HDMX Lime 1.25 String

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Tecnifibre HDMX Lime 1.25 String
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Tecnifibre HDMX Lime 1.25 String

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  • Manufacturer name: Tecnifibre S.A.
  • Address: RD 307, 78810 Feucherolles, France
  • Contact: contact@tecnifibre.com

Overview

With HDMX, Tecnifibre delivers a seductive blend of comfort and controllable power to players across the ability spectrum. Built with Hybrid 3D Technology this string is designed to give you the expanded playability of a hybrid. It features three different fibers (polyester, Elastyl, and Thermostabyl) along with a High Density Polyurethane for a more controlled and spin-friendly response than that of a traditional multifilament. According to our TW playtesters, this string has an extremely plush feel at impact, making it ideal for players in search of an arm-friendly string. Ultimately HDMX is a great option for the comfort seeker or multifilament player who wants a little extra control, spin and durability. The above average tension maintenance is a very nice bonus!

  • Gauge: 17/1.25mm
  • Length: 40ft/12.2m
  • Composition: Multifilament (30% Polyester Fibers / 34% Elastyl Fibers / 33% Thermostabyl fibers with a 3SPL Silicium Pyrogene Lubritec anti-abrasion coating)
  • Colour: Lime

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1 Customer Review
5 out of 5 Stars
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Good alternative to polyI like this string as an alternative to poly. I didn't break my poly's fast enough and don't really like cutting out the string. Tested some strings (gosen AK pro, head velocity, tecnifibre x-one and nrg2) and hdmx gives me the best mix of control, power and comfort. Seems to hold tension also very well. Aditional benifit is that it is the multifilament that provides me with the best snapback. In my dense pattern strings don't get stuck out of place and I do hit with spin. In 16x19 patterns they do move around and get stuck, so probably less snapback than poly, but very good for multi.
June 14, 2024