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Still In Black X10 12m String
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Description
Still In Black X10 12m blue string
The Still In Black X10 string was developed with a world expert in polyamide monofilament strings. It incorporates proprietary Dual Dynamics® technology to achieve an optimal balance between performance and comfort.
The role of the core of the string makes it possible to cushion the impact of the ball as much as possible and thus absorb vibrations. This results in excellent comfort on every strike.
The very flexible coating allows great elasticity for more power.
What are the advantages of Still In Black x 10 string?
Although polyester monofilament strings are strong and provide good control, they are also stiff and can induce muscle fatigue. On the other hand, multifilament strings are more flexible and require less effort when striking, but lack resistance and reactivity. The unique design of the X10 merges the positive attributes of these two string categories, providing a holistic solution. Still in Black's X10 string guarantees powerful and precise shots with a "dry" playing sensation, while preserving comfort and protecting your muscles and tendons.
The strong points :
- Excellent comfort
- Very good control
- Excellent playing sensations for very good touch on the ball
- High tolerance to offsets
What type of player would recommend it to?
This X10 string will be suitable for beginner players but also for competitive players looking for a comfortable, controllable string that promotes touch on the ball.
What is the difference between the Still in Black X10 and X12?
Although these two strings share many characteristics, the X10 distorts less on impact and offers a firmer playing feel compared to the X12, which is softer in terms of feel.
- Brand
- Still In Black
- Strength
- Versatility
- Type
- Monofilament
- Lenght
- 12m set
- Colour
- Blue
- String stiffness
- Stiff+
- Recommended stringing tension
- 20 - 23 kg Indicative value for a 645 cm² head size. For a smaller head, subtract 1 kg per 15 cm² less. For a larger head, add 1 kg per 15 cm² more.
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