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Durable Tennis Strings
You have selected to view the range of tennis strings recommended for extra durability
This range of strings is based on Mono-Filament strings that provide a longer life string
Select a Mono-Filament if extra durability is your main requirement
Consider a Hybrid string for extra response combined with durability
Mono-FilamentStrings |
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Brand |
Name |
Notes |
Colour |
Kirschbaum |
Pro Line II |
A more forgiving response than some Mono-Filament strings. Very popular string. |
Red |
Klip |
K-Boom |
A slightly softer feel than some brands. This makes it a more "Arm Friendly" string. |
Silver |
Kirschbaum |
Competition |
The favourite string for club players using power. Good durability and low tension loss. |
Gold |
Klip |
Optic Nerve |
Similar to K-Boom with a slightly modified performance. |
Yellow |
Kirschbaum |
Touch Turbo |
Good performance and liked for being more responsive. It is more suitable for performance than durability. |
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Klip |
Power Play |
Part of the Klip family of strings. A slightly larger gauge for extra durability |
Red |
Kirschbaum |
Spiky Shark |
The octagonal shape provides more spin.There is also good response combined with comfort. |
Amber |
Racquet
Stringing
Product Notes
Some players who do not break strings also find these strings suitable.
There is less movement of the strings
The thinner gauges provide good control
Note: these strings are not suitable for use with high tensions
Durable String Summary |
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Type |
Mono-Filament |
Advantages |
Durability |
Performance |
Average |
Durability |
Very Good |
Price |
Low to Medium |
