Comments: I don't know if Prince Poly 16 is the best string but in my case, the results were very good. I play with a Six.One Tour BLX at 60 pounds. In spite of the fact I hit the ball very hard, the strings have never broken. I usually change them each month because the string tension gradually diminishes.
From: Ruben, Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina, 10/10

Comments: Love this string! Helps me get the control I need for my game, very arm-friendly as are most of the strings I play with, but this one stands out to me. Even though it looks plain, don't let that take away about how much playability this string has to offer. You can really get the ball deep and place it where you want it with precision and accuracy. Best bang for your buck. Great job, Prince.
From: Anon. 2/10

Comments: I string for a few coaches and some recreational players. Some people have no clue about string, so I put this on for its durability. I had a coach ask me to put on the least expensive string. He plays 6 days each week. I strung his racquet 3 months ago... and he's very content with this string.
From: Steve, Murrieta, CA. 9/09

Comments: This is a great poly string. It's very durable, has great ball bite and much more comfortable feeling than other polys. If you want to hit a lot of spin, this string is a good choice too. I strung on my Wilson KSix-One Tour 90 at 53 pounds.
From: Korn, Chonburi, Thailand. 5/08

Comments: I string the main with this string at 70lb and the cross with Wilson sensation at 75lb for my Prince Graphite and feel great when playing baseline with a lot of control and power. I think the trick is to string the cross with a softer string at a high tension, even though my Wilson Sensation wears out much quicker than this string.
From: Jason, New York, NY, USA, 09/07

Comments: At first this string felt great and had great bite for a 16. But after about 15 hours it started to lose too much tension, and now it is almost unplayable. Once the strings started to move around, I started to spray shots. I guess it's durable, but does that matter when you only get a few good hours from the strings? It was strung on a Pro Kennex Core No.6 at 62 pounds.
From: Martin, CA, USA. 5/07