I used to love this string with my pure strike 18-20. It was my go to. After switching to PS97 I simply cannot play with it. II cannot control it. It became extremely lively and the playability drops after the 1st hour. It notches quickly as well. So I think this one definitely is for more closed string patterns and for a rather flat hitter. Also I didn't like continental with the pure strike but it may be the complete opposite in the pro staff since I think pro staff prefers stiffer control oriented strings. That will be my new experiment.
Love your channel and content, thanks for doing what you do. My favorite new channel these past few months. I have a very similar game to yours, Pro Staff player since the 6.0, just got the new v13, LOVE THEM, played all the Fed 6 one's, having trouble getting into poly, more about the feeling than any arm issues as I've been a Syn Gut player forever. I have some Nat gut I'll be trying out soon, just curious if you could offer some advice for trying poly out in a set up that will feel good for an ex college player seeking soft plush comfort with modern snap back of poly in at least the crosses, with perhaps a nat/syn gut in the mains, or maybe multifil in mains. Thanks, keep the great content coming. I love some of the amazing courts you've been able to hit on and share with us! Inspiring hitting too, your game has come a long way in a couple of years, keep going!
Hey Mr. Nerd. Would you consider doing a string review of Dunlop Black Widow? I finally tried it and it seems to create a lot of spin with good feel. That being said, I'm not an expert on strings. Would love your opinion. Thanks!
This one will lose tension way quicker, you will get more pocketing, spin and touch with cyclone tour. Use the 16g, that is the best version even if you like thinner, just use the 16g way better in every way
Cyclone tour is the other end of the spectrum. It's a firm poly. If you like Cyclone you'll hate hyper g soft. Tour bite or outlast may be more up your alley. The benifit of hyper g soft is being able to play in a hybrid for some snap or really thin Guage for more bite. It's a short use string.
G'day tennisnerd, really like your channel. Did you pre stretch the Hyper G Soft? I am just about to try in my Pure Aero +, not sure weather to pre stretch or not.
Hi Jonas. I love your reviews. They’re great. I recently purchased the head extreme tour and as per your recommendation I tried tourbite soft 17. It felt too stiff so I went back to my fav string luxillon ace 18 gauge. The feel is great and I’ve never had an arm issue with them but the crisper feel and tension doesn’t last long. They don’t break but it gets a little trampoline like with less bite. I watched your review on the solinco confidential 16L. I tried them at 55lbs. Amazing string, feel was ok. Control was amazing. They didn’t feel super stiff when hitting. But lately my arm has been hurting with possible tennis elbow for my first tine ever. I’m thinking too stiff string at too high tension. I need a control string as I hit hard but I would love to know what you recommend for me in this racquet. String type, Gauge and pressure. Much appreciated.
Isospeed Black Fire S 1,25 , Yonex Poly Tour Pro 1,25 , Signum Pro X-Perience 1,24. All@50-52lbs. All are very Arm-Friendly Control-Strings IMO. Go generally Lower with the Tension or Hybrid with a Syngut or Multi in the Crosses like Head Velocity MLT 1,30. If you break those Polys in less than 4 hours try a thicker gauge and go lower in tension like around 48lbs. If you cannot break 1,25mm in 10-12 hours, try a lower Gauge at the same tension. The lower the better for your arm.
Hi Jonas and congratulations for your reviews I always follow you. I play with a Dunlop CX 400 tour I wanted to ask you if these strings can fit on my Dunlop what caliber do you recommend and possibly other alternatives for this racquet with which I am very comfortable. Thanks bye. Massimo
Which one would consider more comfortable yonex poly tour pro which i usually use or this hyper g soft ? Btw love your channel keep showing us great content have a good one
to put it in perspective, if you are using hyper g 1.15 at 48 lbs, would you use the "soft" version at 49 lbs? 50 lbs? etc. also, could you substitute the 1.20 guage of the "soft" instead of the 1.15 guage of the regular hyper-g? cheers :)
Thoughts about hyper g soft vs tour bite soft? I love the solinco strings, but have some golfers elbow issues. So I try to walk the line between softer polys in a hybrid setup. So I'd be curious about your thoughts on those two strings, or maybe even cross recommendations.
Hyper-G Soft is my fave and spinnier, but it feels like Tour Bite Soft might be a bit softer. I would try TB Soft and Wilson NXT Comfort. If you have arm issues, put NXT in the mains
@@Tennisnerd ordered up some hyper g and tourbite soft in the 1.15 with some nxt soft....I'll see how that goes. The confidential bagged out super quickly for me. Not sure if that's normal. But looking forward to trying these setups in my ezone 98 and ezone 98 tour
@@mteca5093 I have tried the 1.15, which is thinner than i've ever gone. Didn't see any arm stress reduction, but probably to be expected. I did feel like I got more control though. I'm a semi-regular string breaker, but it's been holding up just fine.
How is this Hyper G soft compared to Head lynx tour?. ive been hitting with the Head lynx tour for a while, and almost just switched to the prestige pro, and got some elbow problems with that.. :/ so was wonderingen if the Hyper g soft could help me out, or should i just switch back to my head speed mp?
Thanks for the review Jonas. I have two sets of the 1.25 waiting to be strung and then Lockdown hit us ... My timing sucks :)) I will give you my thoughts next month but looking at TW String data, it's only slightly stiffer than Yonex PTP 1.25, so I will definitely be careful in stringing it low. But FYI, I could never play with with the OG Hyper G as I found it excruciatingly stiff ... I managed to play with the 1.15 a few times but frankly, ultra thin strings can only be used in very tight string beds otherwise they'll fly or give you arm issues so dead end for me. The Soft could be a game changer :)
Do you also tried/know Signum Pro X-Perience? In my opinion very similar to regular Hyper-G and even Hyper-G soft. My personal favourite of the 3 (it's a bit cheaper). For my playing Style, X-Perience provides the same control as regular Hyper-G, but it is just a bit softer, I personally like the feeling of the SPXP more. During this year, it got very popular over here in Germany. great review, like always.
Pro X-perience is a great alternative to Hyper-G. Like you mentioned, slightly softer, bit more powerful, but a little less controlled. If you're in Germany, you could also check out Oehms Sonic Speed. Half the price, but a great string. Not as bright in colour and maybe a little stiffer , but excellent value.
My first impression that it is way too soft. I strung it at 48 in ezone 98 and muted powerful racket + muted soft strings just doesn’t work. No feel, no control, extreme pocketing, very good for the arm though. I see several possible good usages: if you have to use really soft but poly strings having injuries history or maybe some juniors will love it too.
Do you think the clash 100 pro and the hyper G would be a good combination? and do you have any recommendation of tension? currently playing with lexicon all power rough 125 @ 54 lbs.
I have had some success with Voltaren gel. Generic name is diclofenac. It reduces pain and inflammation very quickly. It doesn’t solve any problems but it will help you recover as long as you are doing the right things (rest, physical therapy, etc).
@@cp_703 A reel or hyper G soft is over $100 cheaper... Besides different people have different spending priorities that's why there are various categories of strings. All I was saying is that ALU vs hyper G probably not a fair comparison because they're different categories of string.
I used to love this string with my pure strike 18-20. It was my go to. After switching to PS97 I simply cannot play with it. II cannot control it. It became extremely lively and the playability drops after the 1st hour. It notches quickly as well. So I think this one definitely is for more closed string patterns and for a rather flat hitter. Also I didn't like continental with the pure strike but it may be the complete opposite in the pro staff since I think pro staff prefers stiffer control oriented strings. That will be my new experiment.
Love your channel and content, thanks for doing what you do. My favorite new channel these past few months. I have a very similar game to yours, Pro Staff player since the 6.0, just got the new v13, LOVE THEM, played all the Fed 6 one's, having trouble getting into poly, more about the feeling than any arm issues as I've been a Syn Gut player forever. I have some Nat gut I'll be trying out soon, just curious if you could offer some advice for trying poly out in a set up that will feel good for an ex college player seeking soft plush comfort with modern snap back of poly in at least the crosses, with perhaps a nat/syn gut in the mains, or maybe multifil in mains. Thanks, keep the great content coming. I love some of the amazing courts you've been able to hit on and share with us! Inspiring hitting too, your game has come a long way in a couple of years, keep going!
How does it compare to rpm blast rough yellow?
Hey Mr. Nerd. Would you consider doing a string review of Dunlop Black Widow? I finally tried it and it seems to create a lot of spin with good feel. That being said, I'm not an expert on strings. Would love your opinion. Thanks!
I recently re-discovered Volkl's Cyclone Tour as a "soft" poly that has actually become my goto string. Any comparison to Hyper G-soft?
This one will lose tension way quicker, you will get more pocketing, spin and touch with cyclone tour. Use the 16g, that is the best version even if you like thinner, just use the 16g way better in every way
Cyclone tour is the other end of the spectrum. It's a firm poly. If you like Cyclone you'll hate hyper g soft. Tour bite or outlast may be more up your alley. The benifit of hyper g soft is being able to play in a hybrid for some snap or really thin Guage for more bite. It's a short use string.
G'day tennisnerd, really like your channel. Did you pre stretch the Hyper G Soft? I am just about to try in my Pure Aero +, not sure weather to pre stretch or not.
Have you tried cyclone tour? Thoughs and comparison to hyperg soft?
Hi Jonas. I love your reviews. They’re great. I recently purchased the head extreme tour and as per your recommendation I tried tourbite soft 17. It felt too stiff so I went back to my fav string luxillon ace 18 gauge. The feel is great and I’ve never had an arm issue with them but the crisper feel and tension doesn’t last long. They don’t break but it gets a little trampoline like with less bite. I watched your review on the solinco confidential 16L. I tried them at 55lbs. Amazing string, feel was ok. Control was amazing. They didn’t feel super stiff when hitting. But lately my arm has been hurting with possible tennis elbow for my first tine ever. I’m thinking too stiff string at too high tension. I need a control string as I hit hard but I would love to know what you recommend for me in this racquet. String type, Gauge and pressure. Much appreciated.
Isospeed Black Fire S 1,25 , Yonex Poly Tour Pro 1,25 , Signum Pro X-Perience 1,24. All@50-52lbs. All are very Arm-Friendly Control-Strings IMO.
Go generally Lower with the Tension or Hybrid with a Syngut or Multi in the Crosses like Head Velocity MLT 1,30.
If you break those Polys in less than 4 hours try a thicker gauge and go lower in tension like around 48lbs.
If you cannot break 1,25mm in 10-12 hours, try a lower Gauge at the same tension.
The lower the better for your arm.
What do you mean with better feel on thinner gauges? More ball pocketing? Less shock? Something else?
great video, plz can you tell me wish better yonex poly tour pro (yellow) or solinco hyper g soft?
Would love if you could review the German made, TopSpin CyberFlash and CyberBlue
Hi Jonas and congratulations for your reviews I always follow you. I play with a Dunlop CX 400 tour I wanted to ask you if these strings can fit on my Dunlop what caliber do you recommend and possibly other alternatives for this racquet with which I am very comfortable. Thanks bye. Massimo
what do you think of Solinco Hyper G soft Vs Solinco Tour bite soft ? which is softer, which one according to you is better ?
Which one would consider more comfortable yonex poly tour pro which i usually use or this hyper g soft ?
Btw love your channel keep showing us great content have a good one
Great review Jonas. Would you say 1.25 or 1.30 in an OS? Specifically the POG OS. Not that we can play tennis in the UK at the moment 😒
to put it in perspective, if you are using hyper g 1.15 at 48 lbs, would you use the "soft" version at 49 lbs? 50 lbs? etc.
also, could you substitute the 1.20 guage of the "soft" instead of the 1.15 guage of the regular hyper-g?
cheers :)
Good question. Did you find an answer to this?
Im using hg soft 1.15.at 48lb, vcore98, the best poly ever. Comfort Control and spin .
Thoughts about hyper g soft vs tour bite soft? I love the solinco strings, but have some golfers elbow issues. So I try to walk the line between softer polys in a hybrid setup. So I'd be curious about your thoughts on those two strings, or maybe even cross recommendations.
Hyper-G Soft is my fave and spinnier, but it feels like Tour Bite Soft might be a bit softer. I would try TB Soft and Wilson NXT Comfort. If you have arm issues, put NXT in the mains
@@Tennisnerd ordered up some hyper g and tourbite soft in the 1.15 with some nxt soft....I'll see how that goes. The confidential bagged out super quickly for me. Not sure if that's normal. But looking forward to trying these setups in my ezone 98 and ezone 98 tour
@@Ech0_3 try 1..15 strings yet? Thoughts
@@mteca5093 I have tried the 1.15, which is thinner than i've ever gone. Didn't see any arm stress reduction, but probably to be expected. I did feel like I got more control though. I'm a semi-regular string breaker, but it's been holding up just fine.
@@Tennisnerd have you ever tried volkl cyclone tour? differences?
Do you do a pre stretch on this or any of your strings? If so, what kind, how much?
Does this string (1.25) goes well with the 2019 Pure Aero?
it does!
Hey Jonas! Any chance you're going to be reviewing the Wilson Pro Labs H22, H19? I'm dying to hear more about them before I pull the trigger!
Hey Jud, Blade Pro review coming in a week or two!
Jonas, I am going to try the 1.15 version hybrid with Triax... what should I expect?
I wanna try soft ver❗️
How is this Hyper G soft compared to Head lynx tour?.
ive been hitting with the Head lynx tour for a while, and almost just switched to the prestige pro, and got some elbow problems with that.. :/ so was wonderingen if the Hyper g soft could help me out, or should i just switch back to my head speed mp?
but i also head rumors about a head lynx tour in gauge 1.20 🙏
Lynx Tour is like regular HyperG. Pretty stiff and low powered.
HyperG soft is most definitely softer and more muted than Lynx Tour.
Thanks for the review Jonas. I have two sets of the 1.25 waiting to be strung and then Lockdown hit us ... My timing sucks :)) I will give you my thoughts next month but looking at TW String data, it's only slightly stiffer than Yonex PTP 1.25, so I will definitely be careful in stringing it low. But FYI, I could never play with with the OG Hyper G as I found it excruciatingly stiff ... I managed to play with the 1.15 a few times but frankly, ultra thin strings can only be used in very tight string beds otherwise they'll fly or give you arm issues so dead end for me. The Soft could be a game changer :)
Do you also tried/know Signum Pro X-Perience? In my opinion very similar to regular Hyper-G and even Hyper-G soft. My personal favourite of the 3 (it's a bit cheaper). For my playing Style, X-Perience provides the same control as regular Hyper-G, but it is just a bit softer, I personally like the feeling of the SPXP more.
During this year, it got very popular over here in Germany.
great review, like always.
Pro X-perience is a great alternative to Hyper-G. Like you mentioned, slightly softer, bit more powerful, but a little less controlled.
If you're in Germany, you could also check out Oehms Sonic Speed. Half the price, but a great string. Not as bright in colour and maybe a little stiffer , but excellent value.
My first impression that it is way too soft. I strung it at 48 in ezone 98 and muted powerful racket + muted soft strings just doesn’t work. No feel, no control, extreme pocketing, very good for the arm though. I see several possible good usages: if you have to use really soft but poly strings having injuries history or maybe some juniors will love it too.
Do you think the clash 100 pro and the hyper G would be a good combination? and do you have any recommendation of tension? currently playing with lexicon all power rough 125 @ 54 lbs.
hw would have most likely said around 23-24 kilo!
Looks like you’re partner is using the new Radical. How is he liking it? I love it and will probably make the switch when it’s released.
He is switching to it!
Any medicine or gels for tennis elbow you used ?
I have had some success with Voltaren gel. Generic name is diclofenac. It reduces pain and inflammation very quickly. It doesn’t solve any problems but it will help you recover as long as you are doing the right things (rest, physical therapy, etc).
natural gut 100% solution.
@@agradina but first you need to rob a bank
@@cekinekshn depends on how hard u hit the ball, in most of cases its even cheaper the gut way.
Review the new diadem elevate regular
Will do my very best!
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I’m sorry but solinco does not match up anywhere close to Luxilon’s quality
It also doesn't match up anywhere close to Luxilon's price
@@VanCough The price ? Few dollars difference.. don’t be cheap
@@cp_703 A reel or hyper G soft is over $100 cheaper... Besides different people have different spending priorities that's why there are various categories of strings. All I was saying is that ALU vs hyper G probably not a fair comparison because they're different categories of string.
Yeah
Solinco has much better durability and quality to price ratio.