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.

Great spin producer. Love this string in my Pure Aero. Very comfy for a poly string. Has some tension loss, but not enough that I could not adjust. Strung @ 51lbs