Wilson Big Banger Aluminium Power Tennis Racket String 1.25 mm

Just started getting into tennis hard this summer and what I learned is store bought raquets tend to come with terrible quality strings so it's always worth changing them out right away. My prince raquet was used only 1 month and already my tension was in the 30's.. A low tension creates a trampoline effect that sends your ball flying further with ease. My biggest unforced error was shots past the base line cause I like to put a good amount of force into my swing, I went with my stringers advice at 57 lb tension and the difference was like night and day.. I have so much more control to my game, such an improvement. Strings are top notch and will make any raquet play better. I will definietly buy again.

I would highly recommend these strings not only are they very durable but they are very comfortable to play with and offer both a lot of power as well as control. That is why I have been playing with this string for the past year

I have started playing more tennis and quickly found my strings were not holding up - 3 restrings so far this year… I did a bit of research and purchased these strings. I had them strung just slightly tighter than average for my racket. The first week I struggled a bit with lost power but I have adjusted to them and found that I really like them.

I'm neither a serious player or competitor. I play for fun. I heard many famous tennis players use this string and I've decided to try on my 18x20 wilson blade with tension 46 ( lower than usual) for main and cross both. It feels nice hitting balls but I felt more stress on my elbow. I can tell why people call it elbow breaker. Everyone has their own preferred tennis string and tension settings. But there's one thing I want to say to casual players, just use softer string to protect your elbow.

The Lexilon Tennis racquet strings was recommended to me through a friend. I was struggling to find a right strings for my racquet. I even tried Wilson's Flex. But my arms were aching after a long session of play. But once I changed the strings to Lexilon, I didn't experience the pain anymore. Even I am able to play better shots. The only difference I found is the strings does not help in spinning or slicing the ball while playing. Otherwise I have no complaints. I would recommend this string to anyone who is struggling with lower arm injury due to tennis.

I strung it on Head Prestige mid 93 with 54 tension. Result - nice pop, great control, nice spin and power. I will use it again.

These are very durable and look great in the sunlight. I have a noticeable difference in power compared to the default strings that came on my racquet and will definetly be buying these strings again! I might however reccomend the "rough" version of these strings if you like to use spin.

First time using poly and now I understand why everyone is raving about it. It did feel a little bit different at first. There was a bit of harshness fed back into the racket, but after a little bit of time it has disappeared. I can definitely tell that balls seem to pop off the racket a lot easier with little of no effort. There is a crispness in the stroke while generating more power than what I had before. I play twice a week and have been using these strings for 4 months. Haven't noticed any ware yet. Highly recommend!