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Still In Black Powerful Spin Hexa Silver 120m Reel

Still In Black Powerful Spin Hexa Silver 120m Reel
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Description

Still In Black Powerful Spin Hexa 120m String Reel

Still In Black Powerful Spin Hexa is built on the same base as the Powerful, the brand's power monofilament. It stands apart with a hexagonal profile that promotes spin and control. It is a soft co-polyester designed for competitive players seeking comfort, spin and strong hitting power. According to the brand, its silver grey finish also gives it slightly more comfort than the Powerful.

Which players is it for?

Its very good playability makes it an arm-friendly string that suits a wide range of competitive players. It is aimed at those who like the powerful base of the Powerful but want more bite on the ball to add topspin and control their trajectories, in a more understated colour than the fluorescent yellow version.

Key points

  • Powerful base: a monofilament geared towards ball speed.
  • Hexagonal profile: six edges that grip the ball for spin and control.
  • Soft co-polyester: part of the brand's Soft range, more forgiving on the arm.
  • 120m reel: around ten stringings, the most cost-effective format for frequent restringers.
Data sheet
Brand
Still In Black
Strength
Spin
Type
Monofilament
Lenght
120m reel
Colour
Gray
Compositions
Polyester
String stiffness
Medium
Recommended stringing tension
20 - 23 kg i 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.