Tourna Poly Big Hitter Blue String 16 Customer feedback
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Comments: I hybrid'd my Prestiges with this string. One with Ashaway Kevlar in the mains with this in the crosses at
57/55 pounds. It's not as lively and crisp as I hoped for nor as powerful, but it's soft and playable. Strung on the mains, I crossed
it with Prince Synthetic gut at 56/56 lbs, it's lacking a bit in the spin and control department. If I did come across this string again,
I'd string it a bit tighter. It's definitely soft for a poly which is good for those with tennis elbow, but I'll be looking for something
more lively, crisp, and powerful. Going back to my usual set-up (AshKevlar/BBAluPwrRough) until my season ends. I still have a set
of BH Silver to try out. Hopefully it'll be more to my liking.
Comments: Great string. I use Big Hitter Blue 16 in hybrid set-up in the mains @54lbs with Gosen OG Sheep Micro
16 in the crosses @57lbs (in both my K Six-One and BLX Tour 90's). 17 gauge mains weren't working in my open string pattern
frames. I was truthfully looking for a 16 gauge poly main string that wouldn't move much with my syn gut crosses. I've certainly
found that. I wasn't expecting such feel, control, and ball-pocketing. Spin is excellent, too. I suppose technique plays a bit part in
that. I can understand a previous commenter not getting spin at higher tensions. This string shouldn't be strung at 60lbs in any
"player" frame. You can reduce tension with this string and hit out with confidence (plus, you'll get more spin). I could go two
pounds lower with ease. For those who have tension issues; try double pulling tension (on all mains, and at least the last few
crosses).
Comments: This string is okay, lasts pretty long and holds tension fairly well too. Although it doesn't give you too
much spin and it sprays fairly easy if you're a big hitter. Not recommended for top junior players, as it doesn't that much control
either. It's a descent string if you want something cheap. For juniors I recommend to at least string at around 60 if not higher
Rate: 5/10
Comments: Top notch poly, super soft, lots of feel, one of the best for spin that I've tried. Had no durability issues
as a 4.5 aggressive baseliner. Performance to value ratio is excellent! Wish TW sold it in REELS!!!!!
Comments: I liked this string a lot. I didn't get a lot of spin from it, but it was soft, and I liked that. I broke the
string after about a month.
Comments: I love the feel of this string. My arm problems are gone. Do yourself a favor and
try this string. Best value for the price.
Comments: I wish they would produce this string in 16L but all I have to say is WOW! I was truly
impressed with the feel and spin. The the price is right. I am 5.5 player and used Luxilon alu
power for the longest time. I have found my new string!
Comments: I tried to string this on my racket at 55, and it broke twice the string just snapped rip off.
Comments: This string feels good at the first time, but the tension only last about 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, it totally
got loose.
Comments: Excellent string at a great price. Provides a very soft feel for a poly but still lots of control. Loses a little
bit of tension till the end of the first couple of hours of hitting, and then stays as is. Easy to produce spin on serves and provides a
predictable response on flat shots. Try it in a hybrid with the Gosen ProTuff being the mains.
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