Tecnifibre ATP Razor Code Review & Playtest

[@timbaker9830]

Love your stringing videos and string reviews. Keep them coming please.

[@aviramdj]

It's the best string on market for me. But everyone has their opinion.

[@saintkproductions3068]

Great review thanks! What color do you recommend?

[@SLee-lh3pq]

Thanks for your review! I enjoyed it. Have you ever tried alu power soft? Thanks

[@brianbollmantennis]

I have not. I finally played with and broke original RPM and RPM Rough. I'm thinking about doing a gut/RPM hybrid next because it's been so long since I've done that as well.

[@lorenzhammerer]

Great Video! I play this string in a Head Speed MP, would you recommend another string for this racket in terms of control and touch? Should i go with a multi? And also, are multifilament strings similar to natural gut which is super expensive?

[@PCSStringing]

Lorenz, If you've been playing Razor Code (which is a poly) and you suddenly switch to a multifilament, expect things to feel very very different. That would basically be a move from one of the stiffest types of strings (poly based) to one of the softest types of string (multifilament). To answer your question... yes, a good multifilament is the closest thing to natural gut (without actually using NG). Multifilaments and natural gut both share the same properties... softer, more elastic, more comfort, more power, a "plush" feel and are very arm friendly. Basically, the exact opposite of the properties of most poly/co-poly strings. Multifilament strings are constructed in a very similar manner to how natural gut is constructed; it's just that they are using hundreds (sometimes thousands) of tiny SYNTHETIC fibers, rather than natural fibers (the serosa). However... natural gut will have better tension maintenance than a multifilament and, generally speaking, have better durability than a multifilament. If you currently like the way poly plays, it's not likely that you're going to fall in love with a multi. Perhaps, consider trying some of the softer poly strings that are out there. They will still be closer to what you're already used to - without you necessarily jumping to the other end of the spectrum.

[@isaacisaac4614]

Using razor code in speed mp is a good option I too using the same string and racquet