String Reviews

Here you can find tennis string reviews by Tennisnerd. This can hopefully guide you into buying the right tennis string for your game and racquet.

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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 […]

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 […]

Grapplesnake Tour Mako Review – Brilliant Early, Brutal Drop-Off

Written by: Chris Nash |

Grapplesnake Tour Mako is one of those strings that quickly gets you hooked. I tried it out in a Wilson Blade 98, and for the first few hours, I really thought I had found a new favorite. It had a lot of spin, controlled power, a comfortable feel, and a very clean response. The Tour […]

Toroline Enso Pro Review – Balanced Feel meets Modern Control

Written by: Chris Nash |

Toroline Enso Pro is a flexible co-polyester string made for players who want control without deadness, good spin without harshness, and a feel that stays easy to use even after long sessions. Enso Pro is a string that sits between crisp control polys and softer spin-oriented options. It aims to give players who like to […]

Silvester Hepta Plus Review – Aggressive Spin with Controlled Bite

Written by: Chris Nash |

Silvester Hepta Plus is Silvester’s more aggressive, spin-focused polyester. It’s made for modern baseliners who want the most ball rotation without losing control. This string has a heptagonal shape and is meant for players who like to hit with a lot of topspin and control the game from the back of the court. I tried […]

Signum Pro Thunderstorm Tennis String Review

Written by: Chris Nash |

Signum Pro Thunderstorm is a spin-friendly string and designed for players who want easy rotation, controlled power, and a feel that is a little softer than traditional firm control polys. It falls somewhere in the middle: not a dead, board-like control string, and not a power poly that bounces like a trampoline. I mostly tested Thunderstorm […]

Nordicdots CS125 Control String Review – Precision, Feedback & Modern Control

Written by: Chris Nash |

Nordicdots CS125 is a control-oriented polyester string that is perfect for players who want to be able to spin and control depth without losing accuracy, stability, or feedback. In the 1.25 mm gauge, it strikes a good balance between feel and durability, making it a great choice for both baseline players and all-court players. In […]

Toroline Stevie Hybrid Review: O’Toro Tour + Truffle X Tested

Written by: Chris Nash |

Toroline’s Stevie Hybrid is an interesting concept.  It is trying to find a middle ground between a full polyester setup and a hybrid that is easier on the arms. The setup combines Toroline O’Toro Tour in the mains with Truffle X in the crosses. The goal is to add comfort and forgiveness while still providing […]