Latest posts by Chris Nash

5 Best Control Tennis Strings Right Now (Ranked)

Written by: Chris Nash |

Control strings aren’t just “low power” polys. The best ones give you a consistent launch angle every time.  You know how deep the shot will land with confidence and it lets you swing faster when the point gets tight without the stringbed turning into a trampoline halfway through the session. Here are my top five […]

Genesis Hexonic Power Tennis Strings 2.0 (1.28 mm) Review – Strong Bite with Balanced Control

Written by: Chris Nash |

I tested Genesis Hexonic 2.0 (1.28mm) in my Blade V9 98, a frame that already leans into control, feel, and connected response. That made it a perfect platform to see what this thicker 1.28 gauge version actually brings to the table. From the first rally, Hexonic 2.0 felt purposeful. This isn’t a flashy, elastic poly […]

Wilson Sensation Comfort Review – The Steady Eddy of Multifilaments

Written by: Chris Nash |

Wilson Sensation Comfort Natural is a no-drama, gets-the-job-done multifilament that’s quietly turned into one of the most requested strings in my customer base. Juniors get on with it straight away, club regulars stick with it, and for anyone chasing comfort, easy power and something they can simply trust, it’s one of the safest options you […]

Toroline O’Toro Spin Review – Heavy Spin, Firm Response, Hidden Feel

Written by: Chris Nash |

Toroline O’Toro Spin is one of those strings that makes you stop and think about what you’re really feeling. It looks like a modern, spin-first co-poly that goes well with O’Toro Tour on paper. It plays more complicated than that on the court. I tried it out a lot in the Head Speed MP, and […]

The 5 Best Tennis Strings for Spin – 2026 Playtest

Written by: Chris Nash |

Playtests – These picks are all spin-first strings, but they each go about it a bit differently. Some get their bite from slick snapback, others from aggressive shaped edges, and a couple even sneak in decent tension stability without giving up the RPMs. Strings ranked: Ranking table (independent playtests, not lab data) Rank String Spin […]

Solinco Pro Stacked Review – An Underrated Synthetic Gut That Just Works

Written by: Chris Nash |

To be honest, I don’t review synthetic gut strings very often. In the past, most of them have been very similar, with only a few differences in feel and durability. The Prince Synthetic Gut Duraflex has always been the one that stands out the most over the years. That being said, I wanted to spend […]

Signum Pro Plasma Pure Review – Balanced Control Poly With Comfort Edge

Written by: Chris Nash |

Signum Pro Plasma Pure is a high-tech co-polyester string that feels like the “softened cousin” of classic control polys. It’s smoother, easier to handle, and stays playable after several hours heavy hitting. Plasma Pure is different from many of its competitors because it focuses on playability and comfort without sacrificing reliability. This is why it […]

MSV Cyber Wet Overgrip Review: Ultra-Tacky, Comfortable and Seriously Underrated

Written by: Chris Nash |

MSV might not be the flashiest name in tennis gear, but once you try their strings or grips, good luck getting them out of your rotation. Their Cyber Wet Overgrip is a perfect example. It’s ultra-tacky, soft grip that gives you serious hold without skimping on comfort or how long it lasts, and after putting […]

Mantis Tour Polyester 1.27 Review – A Go-To Poly for String Breakers

Written by: Chris Nash |

Mantis Tour Polyester 1.27 is one of those strings I find myself recommending over and over, especially to the chronic string breakers, many of whom now won’t use anything else. Mantis isn’t the loudest or trendiest name in tennis, but quietly, they make some seriously good performance strings, and Tour Polyester is a perfect example […]

HighString Snap Green Review – Spin-First Control With Serious Stability

Written by: Chris Nash |

HighString Snap Green is a shaped co-poly that knows what it wants to be: a string that’s spin first, and leans toward control, and holds tension well.. This poly does not have “soft-feel, elastic pocketing.” Snap plays firmer, more intentionally, and more structured, but it does so with a level of consistency and stability that […]