Arm-friendly comfort, great pocketing, controllable power
Introducing REXIS FEEL! With this string, Yonex has created one of the most advanced multifilaments on the market. In addition to protecting your arm with an army of flexible filaments, REXIS Feel benefits from Rubber Polymer Capsules, which are embedded within the filaments to amplify elasticity and pocketing. This string also benefits from a high modulus polyurethane, which not only helps prevent frictional wear (think durability), but also enables the strings to snap back more effectively during impact (think spin). Ultimately, with its high comfort, controllable power and above average durability, Yonex has created a very impressive multifilament.
- Gauge: 16L/1.25mm
- Length: 39ft/12m
- Composition: Multifilament (made with highly elastic FORTIMO polyurethane)
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Customer Reviews
Not arm friendlyThis string has a good snapback for a multi. Strung it at 48 lbs. But not good for my arm. I choose this string because its a multifilament knowing multi are arm friendly. But this string is not. TW adviced to lower the tension or choose a different multi.
Very nice feel indeed.So I have used many multifilament strings. Head MLT and their premium one. Also Volkl Power Fibre which is very good also. The main reason I tried these is they were on sale. I would never purchase these at their full price of over $20. I do like the ball pocketing and feel. You can feel the rubber type compound working. Volleys go where I want them if my technique is correct. Serves and ground strokes seem dialed in and the launch angle is predictable. They start to bag out and get springy only after 6-8 hours. Notching begins at about two hours of play but not too annoying to move them back. Spin is average. I wish the white color was available because maybe the outer coating would not wear off as fast, but these really don't fray as much as most other multi's.
Great strings for controlGreat control but lacking in power. Great for beginners and intermediates.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
