MY NEW TENNIS STRING IS GOING TO BE EITHER 19G OR 20G???

[@ALC-bd1pm]

You've also tried the Tour Bite Soft recently, but the thinnest version is the 18 gauge (1.15). I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the comparison between the two models.

[@soyerplumpton]

the Volkl v square 18g is great

[@bushmenaa]

msv focus hex 1.10 is the one :)

[@dennishergenreter9021]

I really like this video approach of leaving the camera on the player longer. Switching back and forth between players is not useful.

[@dannyyiu5971]

HG 19g is worth a try

[@PapayBmet]

If you can efficiently control the power of a powerful string setup you won’t have to work so hard for each hit and thus use your energy more efficiently allowing you to last longer in a game. Be efficient and think of “tai chi” tennis. Don’t absorb the energy, simply redirect it and return it back with precise intention. Sometimes when I see people using poly and hitting the ball so hard because they have to since it’s poly and not as elastic (lots of energy absorbed by their body instead of being able to return it back) they seem to waste so much effort and energy.

[@islandmerchandise3017]

no more confidential! I played 20 for a few months .cyclone. It breaks about in an hour . But plays good. So I went 19 and it lasts me 3 hours. , so much better. It was in a clash. But now I switch racquets and back to regular 16 gauge, Triax, in a prince tour 98.