I'm prefer singles. I use a Carbonex 30 M. I string @ 24/25 lbs. since strings lose tension. Why I'm retiring from BG-65. Good durability. Sure I'll save money, but not performance... I tend to notice I lose tension too quickly. What string should I go with next? BG-80 and Ashaway Micro Power are in my mind, but I'd like to hear hear some comments from people who own these.
bg-80, bg-85 or ashaway micro power are good choices. string, for me, prefer not to last long. 2-3 months is enough.
NBG98 or BG80 are good choices if you dont mind the slightly higher prices of these strings, the performances gained is worth it imho...
I prefer the BG80s over the NBG95. I think BG80 is the best tradeoff between performance and durability.
I use a Cab30 too and BG80 @ 25lbs on it. It's been about 3 months so far (average 4 hours per week) and the string is still holding strong. I think you will be well served by the BG80 on the Cab30. The BG80 string pack recommends to lower the tension by 2 lbs but I am using a good 2lbs higher than my previous string/racket combo. As with all new strings, you will have to experiment for yourself to find the best balance for you. I have tried the Ashaway MicroLegend but never the MP and prefers the BG80 to the ML. Of course, the MP and ML are different strings and personal preferences may vary. I think either will serve you better than BG65 .
tried BG80 before, but didn't last more than 1.5 months at 24 lbs. also tried BG65P, which gave very nice power. but, it didn't last more than 2 months at 24 lbs. went back to BG65 for now, and no breakage yet for the last 3 months at 26 lbs. from other forum and recommendation, looks like NBG95 might be my next try.
i wonder something..... many do said bg-80 and bg-85 dont last long. may i know, what shuttlecock is used? plastic or feather?
no no no no. It's was so sensitive that many threads have being locked to control uncontrollable BC members
Most people use feather but there are some that use plastic. Plastic shuttlecocks will break the string faster than feather.