Help me, please!!!!!!!!!

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  1. basingcraig

    basingcraig Regular Member

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    Hi

    this is my first post and i need some help,

    i would class myself as a good club player (mens & mixed) i have allways used rackets with either the factory string or whatever the person restringing it suggests, however i am about to buy a Voltric 7 from direct sports eshop and they give me the option of a free restring. i have no idea which one to pick!

    Re string yonex Nonology 98 Gold
    Re string yonex Nonology 95 Gold
    String Upgrade yonex Nonology 95 Flash
    Re string yonex BG 80 Yellow
    Re string yonex BG 68 Ti White
    String Upgrade yonex BG 60 Ultrimax White
    String Upgrade yonex BG 60 Ultrimax Yellow
    Re string yonex BG 65 Ti Pink
    Re string yonex BG 65 Ti White
    String Upgrade yonex BG 65 Ti Red

    also what string tension would you suggest for your recomended string

    ps i dont want to have to have it restrung all the time
     
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    Fidget Regular Member

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    Go wild and pick whatever you want.
    Factory strings are, by default, not great. So any of those strings are going to be an improvement. Personally I would say that you can't go wrong with BG 80.
    As far as tension, that is very personal. What is the tension that your re-stringer has done for you in the past? Again, you can't go wrong with 22lb if you are used to factory strung (which is probably 18-20lb)
     
  3. Sevex

    Sevex Regular Member

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    Good to see another forum member from Berkshire! Welcome to the forum.

    String tension is hard to judge, do you find the factory strings to feel soft when you hit a shot or do they feel fine? If you find it has a spongy feeling then string higher, say around 24lbs, if it is fine then string at around 22lbs (to allow for tension drop down to 18-20 lbs).

    As for string durability, I assume you meant bg66 ultimax? Don't buy that string if you want durability, it is very thin so breaks easily. Any of the others are fine, with bg65 ti being the string that is found on factory strung rackets. Nanogy 98 and bg68 ti might be slightly less durable than the others but not by much and bg 65 ti will be the most durable.

    Hope that helps.
     
  4. basingcraig

    basingcraig Regular Member

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    thanks for the replys, Berkshire? im from basingstoke.

    looks like tension 22lbs,

    i looked at yonex string specifcation thread and it looks like the Nanology 98 is good, is there any difference between this and 98 Gold
     
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    Gold is just the color... there ARE other colors for Nanogy 98 but gold is the most common.
     
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    Oops, I wrote that just before lunch, never a good idea. It is at least near Berkshire...
     

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