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Prince tennis strings compared

Every Prince string bed on the bench — 9 setups rated across eight axes, including arm friendliness, which is the axis most string charts leave out.

How the range scores

Across these 9 beds the range averages 6.4 for spin and 6.9 for arm friendliness. Its strongest axes are power (7.4) and arm friendliness (6.9); its weakest is longevity (5.9). That makes it middling on arm friendliness — neither a comfort range nor a punishing one. Gauges represented: 1.25 · 1.27 · 1.30 mm.

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Ratings

Each row is a string bed rather than a reel: a full bed of one string, or a named hybrid. Axes are spin, power, control (flat), precision, feel, sound, longevity, arm friendliness, each rated 0–10.

StringSetupSpinPwrCtrlPrecFeelSndLifeArm
PRINCE Vortex 1.25full bed 86885655
PRINCE Vortex Triad 1.25full bed 96885764
PRINCE Tour XP 1.25full bed 86885675
PRINCE Tour XC 1.27full bed 87786677
PRINCE Diablo Prism 1.25full bed 86885655
PRINCE Premier Touch 1.30full bed 49249669
PRINCE Premier Power 1.25full bed 59349659
PRINCE Synthetic Gut Duraflex 1.30full bed 49558569
PRINCE Lightning XX 1.30full bed 49557569

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Matching a string to your racket

A string only makes sense in a frame. A stiff polyester in an already stiff, powerful racket is the most common cause of arm trouble in club tennis, and the same string in a flexible control frame can be excellent. The finder scores the pairing rather than the string alone.

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