Which tennis strings are best? ... Natural gut: The oldest type of tennis, natural gut is a great option for casual or beginner-level players. These strings are great when it comes to power, ...

With 90 percent of the strings made in Japan, Yonex pays special attention to the materials for their polyester, multifilament, and synthetic gut strings. “We source the best materials and marry ...

If you don’t have the speed and type of swing that moves the strings—one that would snap a softer multi-filament with high frequency—it will just feel stiff and uncomfortable, and you won ...

While string tension preference can be highly subjective, answering these questions will give you a great starting point to finding the perfect tension to match your tennis—Patrick Kuhle Advertising ...

Just one year after the official adoption of tennis rules, a Frenchman created natural gut tennis strings, giving players a product in 1875 that is still in use 140 years later.

A University of Colorado Boulder alum created what he says is the world’s first-ever 100% synthetic, biodegradable tennis string through his Boulder-based company Velociti. Ryan Burbary, who ...