String Reviews

Best Tennis Strings for 10 Year Olds: Moving In...

Choosing the right strings for a 10-year-old is one of the most important equipment decisions a tennis parent can make — and it is also one of the most misunderstood....

Best Tennis Strings for 10 Year Olds: Moving In...

Choosing the right strings for a 10-year-old is one of the most important equipment decisions a tennis parent can make — and it is also one of the most misunderstood....

Best Tennis Strings for 9 Year Olds: Arm-Safe O...

How the 9-Year-Old Stage Differs From 8 At 9, most Australian juniors are still in Mini Orange or making the transition toward Mini Green. The ball is similar, but the...

Best Tennis Strings for 9 Year Olds: Arm-Safe O...

How the 9-Year-Old Stage Differs From 8 At 9, most Australian juniors are still in Mini Orange or making the transition toward Mini Green. The ball is similar, but the...

Best Tennis Strings for 8 Year Olds: What to Us...

Why String Choice Matters at Age 8 At 8 years old, most Australian juniors are playing Mini Orange — orange felt balls on 18-metre courts with a lowered net. The...

Best Tennis Strings for 8 Year Olds: What to Us...

Why String Choice Matters at Age 8 At 8 years old, most Australian juniors are playing Mini Orange — orange felt balls on 18-metre courts with a lowered net. The...

Tru Pro Firewire Review: The Triangular Spin St...

Most shaped co-polys use four, five, six, or eight edges. Tru Pro Firewire uses three — a triangular profile that takes a different approach to spin generation. Fewer edges means...

Tru Pro Firewire Review: The Triangular Spin St...

Most shaped co-polys use four, five, six, or eight edges. Tru Pro Firewire uses three — a triangular profile that takes a different approach to spin generation. Fewer edges means...

Tru Pro Pure Rush Review: The Lively Hex Poly T...

Pure Rush is the most popular string in the Tru Pro lineup — and the reason is not complicated. It is a hexagonal co-poly that plays livelier and more comfortably...

Tru Pro Pure Rush Review: The Lively Hex Poly T...

Pure Rush is the most popular string in the Tru Pro lineup — and the reason is not complicated. It is a hexagonal co-poly that plays livelier and more comfortably...

Tru Pro Ghost Wire Review: The Softest Co-Poly ...

There's a number that tells you almost everything you need to know about Tru Pro Ghost Wire: 188. That's its USRSA stiffness rating — and for a polyester string, it's...

Tru Pro Ghost Wire Review: The Softest Co-Poly ...

There's a number that tells you almost everything you need to know about Tru Pro Ghost Wire: 188. That's its USRSA stiffness rating — and for a polyester string, it's...