Comments: The best string on the market and the worst string on the market all in the same string. Worst: If you use a full bed of Max Power, there's a good chance your elbow and shoulder may actually fall off, as this is the stiffest and deadest string ever invented. Best: If you use this in a hybrid with natural gut, first there's no pain and second you can literally swing for the fences and everything will stay in the court. Honestly, I'm surprised more pros don't use Max Power in their natural gut hybrid.
From:Eric, 3/4/19

Comments: Great spin, control and playability duration. Love it.
From:Jordan, 10/30/17

Comments: The jury is still out...I played about an hour with the Max Power at low tension. Deader than I thought it would be. Did nothing special. I will give it one more try and then comes the removal. TW rocks, they have the best choices for strings and tennis gear!
From:Thomas, 11/16

Comments: Strung this at 48 lbs in my Yonex Ai100. Really enjoyed the controllable power. Didn't have any arm issues at all. Nice spin on my serves and overheads were hit hard and didn't fly everywhere. I was able to have nice touch on shots at the net.
From:Jackie, 8/15

Comments: One of the better strings I have hit with from a performance point of view. My elbow and shoulder were a little sensitive after the first session. And pain emerged after the second and third time using it. I had to cut it out. Great string for those without any history of arm problems.
From:Anon, 4/15

Comments: Sharp, shooting elbow pain after just 4 shots. Strung at 47 lbs in Pacific Gut/poly on the RF97. Going back to Pro Line II.
From:Tom, 12/14