Comments: I just recently bought a reel of this string to try since the sale price. I was using RPM blast in the mains at 60 lbs and Babolat syn gut, X-1 biphase, gamma mono-poly and various other multi and syn guts in the crosses at 62 pounds on an Aeropro drive gt plus (max tension of 62) on a crank lockout stringer. First of all, I thought I loved having a poly in the mains. I have a lot of self generated power and spin (semi-western forehand). I have tried different poly's in the mains (Pro Hurricane, Gamma Mono-poly, Technifibre red code etc.). I then decided to switch it up and put attraction power(17) in the mains with rpm(16) in the crosses. All I can say is that I played lights out. I hit the ball with more power but amazingly enough more spin and control. My shots were 6 inches from the baseline on groundies and my volleys were really penetrating. I think I will be using this string in the mains until I can no longer get my hands on it.
From: Dan, 2/12

Comments: I tried this string on my Head Prestige FXP 98. It holds tension well & offered good durability, power & nice pop, but the spin & control troubles me. It just does't feel right. Imagine a multifilament poly, that's what it is.
From: Angelo, Machias, ME, USA. 7/08

Comments: I am 15 and play tennis daily, and this string feels great with Babolat Hurricane as a hybrid. It's just not durable enough, but if you are loaded and can replace your strings on your racquet and backup very often then it's a good string.
From: Richard, Florida. 1/08

Comments: I'm not sure why some people have had problems playing with this string, but I definitely love it! I've actually found consistency by using the Attraction Power. It provides ample power but drop shots are extremely easy to produce off this string as well. I played with this string last year, during some tough matches and it really allowed flexibility out there to hit finesse or power shots alike anywhere on the court. I just feel comfortable with this string and more in control of my shots.
From: Michael, Cayce, SC, USA. 6/07

Comments: I'm a 13-year-old boy who plays nearly every day. I have Babolat power attraction on 60-58 attention. I reckon it’s a really good string, you get a lot of power and spin. You need to brush it to get a good topspin.
From: Edmond, Australia, Gold Coast 04/06

Comments: When I used the Attraction Power string I thought for the first set or 2 that it felt like a poly. Then it seemed to loosen up and began playing like a decent multi. I liked it best after it started fraying. It lasted about 3 weeks for me (mostly doubles) before it broke. This is about average for a multi for me. I haven't tried the non-Power version yet.
From: Posted by RWS on the Talk Tennis message boards. 10/05

Comments:I am a 3.5 / 4.0 player who plays doubles 2-3 times per week. I tried this string last night after stringing my racquet at 55 lbs. I loved the power and comfort but the spin and control was problematic. Many of my return of serves were over the baseline and my volleys were not as controlled. This string probably works best with a singles baseliner who hits hards with lots of topspin.
From: John
N. Scituate, RI 12/05