Solinco Hyper-G Soft Tennis String Set

This string was nice on my arm and it still had lots of spin. It was very fun to play with, I highly recommend it.

My son bought this to restring his tennis racquet and he says they are awesome strings.

I keep going back to this string over and over until I decide to try something els then I go back to it again. There’s no such thing as the perfect string but I want to say this string does a little bit of everything well. It’s comfortable but predictable. Great access to spin when I need it. Good on the baseline and the net. I think lacks on serve until you can work around it. You have to find the sweet spot with these strings. You need to try different gauges and tensions until you find the right one. It’s also good to have a few different tensions in your bag depending on the day. I think it’s good for an all around player who likes to do a bit of everything. Pros: good for a little bit of everything. Cons: lacks in serve and some control.

This is the best overall poly I have tried. Good power and control and a better ball pocket than the 4G or Alu Power. Not as soft as the Element but more consistent response off the string bed and maybe still more of a pocket.Playing in a Prostaff X at 50lbs. Former college player.

Great quality, comfort, durability, power and spin for the tension that I used on 47lb. I will recommend this string to my friends or anyone.

One of my favorite poly strings. Very comfortable for a poly, and has good spin potential. Tension maintenance is not the best, but it's tolerable. I find the regular Hyper-G a bit too firm for me, so I like this string a lot better. A bit too pricey for my taste though. I think it would be a better value at $10 a set.

improved my game.

I really enjoyed this string for the first few hours I played with it. After that I felt the performance really fell off. It seemed like it lost tension and started feeling really spongy and the control was not as good. I continued to play with it for a couple more hitting sessions but then just gave up. If I replaced my string every few playing days this would be great. But prefer the durability of regular Hyper G and willing to sacrifice a little comfort for something that maintains its playability for longer.

as advertised

I put these strings into a racquet that I just could not get on with and it had really transformed the way it plays.To give some background, I had my old racquets stolen and I had always strung them myself using Multi filament and knew what I liked. I bought a much newer version of my racquet and the manufacturer recommended poly strings. As I had not had much experience stringing poly I paid to have the recommended strings put in at the recommended tension, got to start somewhere and seems fair to start with that. Well, the strings felt barely ok for a couple of sessions and then just fell off a cliff and I think a fair description would be turned to crap! I tried a couple of tensions and strings (from the manufacturer) and the same. I thought hell, its got to be me and went out and bought the larger headed version of the racquet as it should be more forgiving and powerful and it was worse! Sweet spot was miniscule and nada spin - instant bin fodder.To cut this increasingly long story short, I spoke to a few stringing friends who recommended hyper-g and wow, just wow. The larger headed racquet that was due to be hidden at the back of the shed with other mistakes is now my preferred stick. The original, smaller headed one is also soooooooo much better too but I will be sticking with the bigger one for now.Yes, polys are deader than multis and yes I am sure I could string the racquet with multi and have it feel nicer but..... Solinco hyper-g gives more power and spin than most multis without compromising control much at all and not feeling like a bag of poo. On top of this it has also made the racquet far more useable by increasing the size of the sweet spot considerably.

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