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Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power Fluoro 123

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Polyesters. An improved version of the most popular synthetic string on the pro tour offers additional comfort as a result of the addition of fluorocarbons during the extrusion process and a reduction in diameter to 1.23mm.

ALU Power Fluoro has all the durability of regular ALU Power, with a softer feel that's easier on the arm. While it's still a relatively stiff string, ALU Power Fluoro is noticeably softer than most polyester strings and offers plenty of power and spin potential.

All Big Banger Strings:

Give more power.
Are very durable.
Show no loss of efficiency.
Don't move.
Are impervious to atmospheric conditions.

Durability: 8
Power: 10
Control: 9
Comfort: 10

It is recommended by Luxilon that you string Big Banger strings at least with 10% less tension than your usual strings.

Item #: 011265
Style #: WRZ9991
Type: Polyester
Length : 40 feet / 12.2 meters
Gauge : 17 gauge / 1.23mm
Color : Silver

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Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power Fluoro 123

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4/28/2013

4.0

Power with control

By Old School

from Virginia

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Pros

Durable
Effective
Quality Construction

Cons

Best Uses

Against Power Hitters

Comments about Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power Fluoro 123:

I take a full swing (semi-western both sides) and thus play with a low power racquet for control and, until recently, with Luxilon's Timo. Lately I've been looking for a little more power. I tried ALU Fluoro and found it plays like Timo but with more pace while producing similar topspin and control – just what I was looking for, albeit with a slighly harsher impact.

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2/5/2013

5.0

Great String.

By Rob the one hander

from Newport News Virginia

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Pros

Durable
Easy to Use
Effective
Quality Construction

Cons

Best Uses

Big Match
Casual Wear
Cool Weather
Warm Weather
Weekend Match

Comments about Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power Fluoro 123:

I string this in the crosses and I use Ace 112 in the Mains. It is a perfect match for me. I'm a 5.0 player using Head Prestiege MP.

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is this a 17 gauge string
Asked on 3/17/2012 by Anonymous from meredith, n.h.
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- A:
  Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power Fluoro is considered a 16L string and is 1.23mm thick. It is slightly thinner than 16 gauge and slightly thicker than 17 gauge.
  Answered on 3/19/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
- A:
  It is thinner than 16 gauge and thicker than 17 gauge.
  Answered on 3/20/2012 by Community Answer from None

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About Luxilon

Luxilon Industries is the founder of Thermolux, a type of yarn used to create elastic ribbons. At the right temperature, Thermolux could be melted down and made to stick to any material. Luxilon Industries NV is famous for creating tennis strings. After bursting onto the tennis scene, Luxilon tennis strings quickly became all the rage. Now everyone can use the official string of both the ATP and WTA tours: Luxilon. Over 60% of the top 100 men's players including Roger Federer, and 45% of the top 100 women's players use Luxilon — it is one of the most popular strings on the market. Luxilon manufactures monofilament tennis strings that offer unmatched playability, durability, and spin potential. Luxilon Big Banger tennis strings are the official strings of the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) and WTA (Women's Tennis Association).