Volkl Cyclone 19

Good Bite. Lots of spin and easy on the arm at a great price point.

Volkl 19 is a very good playing string for the money. Doesn’t move and retains decent tension. If your a breaker than thicker gauge is needed. Better top on ball due to no string slippage also. I string my own rackets at around 44 and 42 on 100 in old prince hybrid hornets. Also played tennis in college.

I have been using all kinds of thin poly strings, from 1.14-1.10) This Völkl Cyclone is the thinnest string and I love it. Even though it’s co-poly but it is still very arm-friendly. I had my racquets (Yonex Vcore 100L) strung low at 45lb. I’m very happy with this combo, so are my shoulders!

A modern poly with lots of feel, arm friendly, spin and power. Durability was also something to point out. Even thought I am using it in a pair of Head Liquidmetal 98 sq. in. with a very closed pattern (18×20) I have been using them for almost 5 months now, without breaking them and that is really a long time for 19g strings. Tension loss is minimal and I do added a couple of string savers a month ago to maintain tension. I do have a control old school pair of racquets but the strings added control to my game and they added the depth, spin and power I was looking for. Now I can fully swing my serves and groundstrokes without being afraid of hiting them long. If you use a closed pattern racquet and want to instantly add spin to your game, you should give this string a chance. I can reccomend to use them without hybridizing. This polys feel softer than traditional polys and won't fatigue your arm like harder polys do. Strung @55 pounds on Head radical liquidmetal raquets. I'm a 4.0 singles and doubles southpaw player with full swing groundstrokes and 2handed backhand. I'm 6'0" 180 pounds and have been playing for 25 years now. Hope this helps.