Tennis Strings

A coach-style breakdown of three popular strings at the same tension of 25kg.

🎾 3-Way String Comparison

Feature Babolat RPM Blast Yonex Rexis Comfort Babolat VS Team (Natural Gut)
Material Co-polyester Multifilament Natural gut (cow serosa)
Feel Firm, muted Plush, smooth Exceptionally soft and elastic
Power Low-medium High Very high
Control High Decent Surprisingly high
Spin Potential Very high Moderate Moderate to high
Tension Maintenance Poor Good Excellent
Comfort Low High Very high
Durability High Moderate Low to medium
Price Mid Mid-high High

🧠 Coach’s Tactical Breakdown

✅ Babolat RPM Blast @ 25kg

  • Best for powerful, topspin-heavy baseliners.
  • Offers high control and confidence to swing fully.
  • Can feel harsh on the arm if you’re not used to poly.
  • Great for grinding and rallying from the backcourt.

✅ Yonex Rexis Comfort @ 25kg

  • Ideal for all-court players or those needing comfort.
  • Free power and easy depth with moderate effort.
  • Slight trampoline effect—less precision on full swings.
  • Good for doubles, net play, and players with joint concerns.

✅ Babolat VS Team @ 25kg

  • Top-tier choice for touch, feel, and finesse.
  • Very high power, but still controlled due to great ball pocketing.
  • Best tension retention; performs consistently longer than other strings.
  • Less durable, especially in wet or humid conditions.

🧬 Strategic Summary

Your Style / Priority Best String
Heavy topspin baseliner RPM Blast
Comfort + power with some control Rexis Comfort
Touch, feel, and all-court finesse VS Team
Elbow/shoulder issues VS Team or Rexis Comfort
High performance hybrid setup VS Team (mains) + RPM Blast (crosses)

 

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