No natural gut no problemThis string is the closest to natural gut feel without being actual natural gut
Ernesto - CA, United StatesMarch 14, 2025
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Comments: I tried this string in my Burn 100LS at 48 lbs. It really felt good but then I tried the 17g version and I found I
liked it more. Even at 48 lbs, it did not move around during the hitting process. Both strings feel very good.
From:Mike, 8/6/17
Comments: Nice levels of power and comfort for a multi.
From:Anonymous, 3/16
Comments: This string has worked very well for my 4.0 baseline game. I had used Dunlop Silk for two years
and the NXT Power is a more explosive string. NXT Power does provide a nice amount of control. I highly recommend this
string to all players.
From:Marc, 7/15
Comments: I agree with anonymous from 11/14. Has anyone found anything to match the old NXT Tour?
From:Anon, 2/14
Comments: Regardless of what Wilson says, this is not the same string as the NXT Tour under NY
circumstances. I
am not just a club player. I played on the ATP Tour in the 80s.
From:Anon, 11/14
Comments: I have this as a cross with Solinco Tour Bite at 52 lbs in a BB DC London. The sweetspot is huge
and
there is a solid thump when contact is made. The NXT Tour softens up the stringbed in this hybrid. I would like to try this
a few
lbs higher, as there is more string movement than I'd like on a freshly strung racquet. This set up gives me nice control,
bite/spin, comfort and feel. I will use it again!
From:Anon, 12/12
Comments: I think Andy had a bad string job or perhaps hasn't played enough with a good quality string. I
play
with a Wilson n61 95.....I use Luxilon Alu power mains...and Wilson NXT Tour for my crosses. I have tried Tech NRG2 and
515..Head FXP....and various others....none have compared to the NXT tour. String has surprising durability, excellent ball
pocketing, soft touch, excellent control. I use this combination for rec. play...but before tournaments...I will usually string
2 of
my 4 sticks with strait NXT to have even better feel, control than with ALU...just less durability, but durability is not what I
am
looking for in a tournament. I plan to continue to check various strings out...but 3 of my racquets will always have NXT
until I find
something I like more.
From:Stephen, Willow Springs, MO, USA. 4/07
Comments: Good string for the money. I string my own rackets so the price of
$15.95 isn't bad. The pro shop charges $30. I get about 20 hours of play before they break.
If you hit with lots of spin and power and get more than 10 hours, you're strings are holding
up well. There are probably better strings out there but who has the time and money to try
them out. Get this string if you want a solid string that plays well and is durable.
From:Bing Hu 9/29
Tucson, AZ.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I tried this string in my Burn 100LS at 48 lbs. It really felt good but then I tried the 17g version and I found I liked it more. Even at 48 lbs, it did not move around during the hitting process. Both strings feel very good.
From: Mike, 8/6/17
Comments: Nice levels of power and comfort for a multi.
From: Anonymous, 3/16
Comments: This string has worked very well for my 4.0 baseline game. I had used Dunlop Silk for two years and the NXT Power is a more explosive string. NXT Power does provide a nice amount of control. I highly recommend this string to all players.
From: Marc, 7/15
Comments: I agree with anonymous from 11/14. Has anyone found anything to match the old NXT Tour?
From: Anon, 2/14
Comments: Regardless of what Wilson says, this is not the same string as the NXT Tour under NY circumstances. I am not just a club player. I played on the ATP Tour in the 80s.
From: Anon, 11/14
Comments: I have this as a cross with Solinco Tour Bite at 52 lbs in a BB DC London. The sweetspot is huge and there is a solid thump when contact is made. The NXT Tour softens up the stringbed in this hybrid. I would like to try this a few lbs higher, as there is more string movement than I'd like on a freshly strung racquet. This set up gives me nice control, bite/spin, comfort and feel. I will use it again!
From: Anon, 12/12
Comments: I think Andy had a bad string job or perhaps hasn't played enough with a good quality string. I play with a Wilson n61 95.....I use Luxilon Alu power mains...and Wilson NXT Tour for my crosses. I have tried Tech NRG2 and 515..Head FXP....and various others....none have compared to the NXT tour. String has surprising durability, excellent ball pocketing, soft touch, excellent control. I use this combination for rec. play...but before tournaments...I will usually string 2 of my 4 sticks with strait NXT to have even better feel, control than with ALU...just less durability, but durability is not what I am looking for in a tournament. I plan to continue to check various strings out...but 3 of my racquets will always have NXT until I find something I like more.
From: Stephen, Willow Springs, MO, USA. 4/07
Comments: Good string for the money. I string my own rackets so the price of $15.95 isn't bad. The pro shop charges $30. I get about 20 hours of play before they break. If you hit with lots of spin and power and get more than 10 hours, you're strings are holding up well. There are probably better strings out there but who has the time and money to try them out. Get this string if you want a solid string that plays well and is durable.
From: Bing Hu 9/29
Tucson, AZ.