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Still In Black Resistretch 12m String
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Description
String Still In Black Resistretch
The Still In Black Resistrecth is an octagonal monofilament to increase ball grip. Its flexibility provides excellent ball speed and comfort. High wear resistance.
Our impression of the Still In Black Resistrecth string
When stringing:
Still In Black Resistretch is easy to string. Tying is made easier when passing through the traverses.
In play:
When hitting the ball, we felt excellent comfort and good ball speed. We greatly appreciated the good control, certainly optimized by the string's octagonal structure (the extra grip gives greater control).
Its consistency is a trademark of Still In Black.
We recommend the Still In Black Resistretch string to players who want a very versatile, powerful, comfortable string with excellent ball grip.
And let's not forget its excellent ball control and feel.
- Strength
- Power
- Type
- Monofilament
- Lenght
- 12m set
- Colour
- Blue
- Compositions
- Polyester
- String stiffness
- Soft
- 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.
Reviews
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Still in Black Resistretch 1.25 strung 24/23 kg on a Babolat Pure Drive. Very comfortable. A little noise during hits. Good compromise between power and control. Just lacks a bit of grip on spin shots. Ideal in case of elbow fragility. (Translated review)
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Comfort, effects at the top!! (Translated review)
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Strung on Head Prestige MP at 24 kg (15/1). Very good mono string not too hard on the arm and very flexible. In terms of tension, I add 0.5 kg compared to a classic mono. A very good alternative to Tour Bite or Luxilon which are much harder on the arm. Good spin and good power. The only downside for me: the control which is correct but nothing more. (Translated review)
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Tested at 22.5/21.5 on a Pacific X Feel Tour. As noted on the tensioner, it's a soft string and you can feel it in play, the string responds well and the hits are consistent, the power/control ratio is well balanced. The spin potential is good, it's not exceptional but it's in the high average. It's a complete and forgiving string that can suit many people. (Translated review)
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Alcyon69 30/3 Tensioned at 22x20 kg on AeroStorm GT As for the installation... the string was all tangled when I took it out of the box! Not a big deal, but annoying. Probably my fault. For play, it is - contrary to Bernard's comment - incredibly comfortable in my opinion! It's a very good mix between control and power, very homogeneous! The spin potential is good, without reaching that of a Solinco Tour Bite, but it's very good. The feel is pleasant. You can really feel the ball in the string. Finally, regarding the midnight blue color... on my yellow AeroStorm, it's not great but it's not very important... (Translated review)
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Hello, here is my opinion on this string on a BLX 6.1 team tension 22/23 with a gauge of 1.35. I found this string powerful with a very good ball speed, impressive lift, an oval ball at the moment of lift, go ahead without counting on the lift due to its hexagonal shape. Its flaw is comfort, I didn't find much comfort, had a lot of trouble placing the ball and after eight hours of play the string started to vibrate everywhere so very annoying I had to cut it. Two positive points lift and power. As for resistance, I didn't go further than eight hours, thanks again Jerome. (Translated review)
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