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Polyesters. Designed for players who want to hit hard, heavy shots; now you can unleash your power with Luxilon Savage™. Savage™'s unique six-sided shape provides extreme spin potential. Enjoy enhanced feel with Liquid Crystal Polymer construction.
Item #: 011540
Style #: WRZ994500
Length : 40 feet / 12.2 meters
Style #: WRZ994500
Length : 40 feet / 12.2 meters
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Fast shipping and will buy again
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I like to use 17G strings.
Is 17G avialble in Luxilon Savage Lime ?Asked on 6/18/2012 by Sreedhar from Chantilly, VA-201512 answers
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Currently Luxilon Savage is only available in 16 gauge (1.27mm).Answered on 6/20/2012 by Ryan from Holabird SportsA:
The Luxilon Savage Lime does not come in 17G.Answered on 6/21/2012 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).
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