Solinco Heaven Strings Hyper-G Tennis String-18g/1.15mm, 18G/Silver

Ich bin mit der Qualität der Saite sehr zufrieden.

If I had my own stringing machine or unlimited budget for restrings I’d definitely use Hyper-G and cut the strings after each time I play. Plays beautifully for first 3 hours or so, then turns to mush.

Corda excepcional que proporciona experiência incrível em quadra

Muy suave y durable en calibre 18

Really like this string, with one minor ding that I'll get to. For reference, I have this in a Wilson Pro Staff 97CV, strung at 48lb mains/46lb crosses. As a former tennis elbow sufferer, was hesitant to go full-bed poly again, but this string and tension is marvelous. Very soft, and excellent spin. I can swing out and get a nasty drop-in near the baseline. My one-handed backhand especially benefits from this. Serves also benefit from the spin. Slice and kick are really spinny, although flat serves take a little more effort due to the low power.Flattening shots is a little more difficult, as well as defensive shots on the run. I like to flick the racket almost like a squash shot, and have trouble getting any pace/depth on these defensive shots with this string. I'm trying Tier One Firewire Boost in my other Pro Staff (see my review on it for a similar comparison), which in a nutshell has more overall power (for me) but a little less spin and control.Hyper-G pros: spin, control, comfort, serve spinFirewire Boost pros: easier power, flatter groundstroke, flat serves, crisper but still comfortable at 52/48Both are very good string combos, so it's they're basically in a playoff to earn the rights to stay in the Pro Staffs. I may actually stick with both and use Hyper-G for singles and Firewire Boost for doubles. Hope this helps,