Choose the Ideal String for Your Game

Choosing the right string is essential to optimizing your performance on the court. Each type of tennis string offers unique characteristics that affect power, control, comfort, and durability. Regardless of your experience level, finding the string best suited to your playing style will help you enhance your game and prevent injuries.

Tennis strings come in various types: from natural gut strings, which offer excellent feel and comfort, to monofilaments, ideal for control and durability, and multifilaments, which combine power and comfort. Each type is designed to meet specific needs, allowing every player to choose the option that best suits their game.

Whether you're looking for a string that offers greater durability or one that provides a softer, more comfortable feel, our selection will help you make informed decisions and find the perfect match for your equipment.

Explore our options and discover the string that will allow you to reach your highest level of performance on the court.

String most used by players
Average tension 22.7 kg
Average popular profile
Power 85
Spin 93
Control 89
Comfort 62

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Head Lynx Tour Grey 125
Monofilament

Lynx Tour is a monofilament with hexagonal shape and composition based on copolyester. The average static stiffness is 1.05 kg/mm.

  Tension holding   Spin   Control
Msv Focus HEX Ultra Black 125
Monofilament

Focus HEX Ultra is a monofilament with hexagonal shape and composition based on copolyester. The average static stiffness is 0.92 kg/mm.

  Tension holding   Spin   Resilience peak

Strings most used by players Based on real Stringing Cloud data from the last 3 months

Babolat RPM Blast Black 125
Babolat RPM Blast Black 125
Monofilament
  Control   Spin
5,380 real stringings Average tension: 22.7 kg
Yonex Poly Tour Pro Yellow 125
Yonex Poly Tour Pro Yellow 125
Monofilament
  Spin   Control
5,240 real stringings Average tension: 22.6 kg
Luxilon ALU Power Silver 125
Luxilon ALU Power Silver 125
Monofilament
  Spin   Power
4,270 real stringings Average tension: 22.9 kg
Head Lynx Black 125
Head Lynx Black 125
Monofilament
  Power   Spin
3,970 real stringings Average tension: 22.1 kg
Babolat RPM Blast Black 130
Babolat RPM Blast Black 130
Monofilament
  Control   Spin
3,000 real stringings Average tension: 23.1 kg

Last analyzed strings

Top 10 most visited strings (Oct 26 - Nov 01)

1
Dunlop Silk 122
Dunlop Silk 122
  Resilience peak   Elasticity   Comfort
2
Head Lynx Tour Grey 125
Head Lynx Tour Grey 125
  Tension holding   Spin   Control
3
Msv Focus HEX Ultra Black 125
Msv Focus HEX Ultra Black 125
  Tension holding   Spin   Resilience peak
4
Msv Multi Q04 White 130
Msv Multi Q04 White 130
  Resilience peak   Tension holding   Stability
5
Luxilon ALU Power Silver 125
Luxilon ALU Power Silver 125
  Spin   Power
6
Yonex Poly Tour Pro Yellow 125
Yonex Poly Tour Pro Yellow 125
  Spin   Control
7
Genesis Top Secret Gold 130
Genesis Top Secret Gold 130
  Spin
8
Babolat RPM Blast Black 125
Babolat RPM Blast Black 125
  Control   Spin
9
Head Hawk Touch Grey 125
Head Hawk Touch Grey 125
  Control   Spin
10
Head Lynx Black 125
Head Lynx Black 125
  Power   Spin

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