Kevlar strings - Talk Tennis
2008年1月28日 · Overall, if you string a full set of kevlar, try it around 45#. It's less harsh on the arm when strung below 50# (in a hybrid or full set). Kevlar hybrids (like Ashaway Crossfire) are awesome. But, string the kevlar mains less than 50 and the crosses less than 55. My favorite setup has the mains at 40-45 and the crosses at 45-48.
What tension when stringing with Kevlar? | Talk Tennis
2017年10月20日 · To ensure long-lasting superior spin, control, and feel all the way until breakage, I always string my kevlar mains at 90 lbs, then string my zx crosses prestretched (pulling extra 24" on 18-ft segment) at 35 to 50 lbs, depending on pattern density. Mains stay straight as an arrow with great snapback that never dies.
people with Kevlar strings - Talk Tennis
2017年4月11日 · I string my 5.0 friend's 18x20 98" Ashaway Kevlar 16g mains x Ashaway Zyex Pro 17g at 62/62 and they last a long time. I string my 100" 16x18 Prince PCGs with the same string combo at 62/59. I would recommend getting some Ashaway Kevlar in 1/2 sets from TW and get the TW exclusive 200' short reel of Zyex Prol and play around with tensions and ...
Are people still using Zyex/zx monogut and Kevlar? | Talk Tennis
2024年12月31日 · The kevlar’s properties change a bit when it gets wet. They might not slide as well against the crosses. But this effect is reversible and they slide better after drying out for a couple days following a wet court hit. If you have elbow sensitivity, then you might notice the impact getting a bit more harsh when the kevlar is wetter and stickier.
Best strings for tension test setup, kevlar? | Talk Tennis
2024年12月22日 · Prince Pro Blend is available in precut sets from TW. It's a Kevlar hybrid. You will have sufficient string to string a racquet and have plenty left over for your calibrator. I suggest that you use a small length of nylon tubing at the point of contact with the starting clamp so that the Kevlar isn't in contact with the metal.
Pros/Cons of Kevlar strings - Talk Tennis
2009年2月14日 · Kevlar, for those who enjoy the feel provided is a great string. It offers absolutely amazing control, very good spin, and is extremely durable. Additionally, once it breaks in, the comfort is very good, because it absorbs so much of the ball impact, resulting in less stress/vibration to the arm.
Kevlar strings tension recommendation | Talk Tennis
2020年4月28日 · Ashaway Kevlar is nothing like any other aramid/kevlar tennis string. I find anything other than Ashaway Kevlar useless. I have probably strung over a 100 rackets with Ashaway Kevlar in the mains, including a successful D1 female college players racket.
Kevlar string recommendations? - Talk Tennis
2020年4月6日 · My personal opinion comes from limited experience about a year with still the same Kevlar string, restrung w ZXP multiple times, then couple of diff. poly. Then Kev is cut in half, tied together, reused in Kev/SG. I string for myself, and this is all on one stick, Prince TT Bandit OS. This was my dedicated stick for about 6 months.
Aramid/Kevlar String Comaprisons and Recommendations - Talk …
2017年10月4日 · The Ashaway is a good string but looses tension pretty fast and moves around if you don't use a thicker cross string. I have some Pros Pro 1.20 mm but I've never used it. It is more a multi string and seems to be much stiffer. Don't confuse the stiffer feeling with the stiffness rating they are not the same.
Kevlar Strings | Talk Tennis
2016年4月3日 · The slippery/soft cross string enables the Kevlar to slide easily across the crosses at ball impact, thus reducing shock and increasing dwell time on strings dramaticly. I get better feel, control, softness than with practically anything else.