PrinceSynthetic Gut with Duraflex White Tennis String

I play with older Dunlop M-Fil 200 racquets...have 3 of them. I broke one of the racquets, so I bought a replacement off eBay; it looks to be in near-mint condition. The description stated it had been used as a demo racquet and it literally looks brand new. It was delivered strung with this Synthetic Gut string and when I started hitting with it, I really liked the control and feel these strings offered in comparison to my other 2 identical racquets...I think they were strung with some kind of generic nylon string.At any rate, I bought two more sets of this string to re-string my other two racquets so that I would have consistent play with all three racquets. The tension range for the M-Fil 200 is 55-65 lbs., but the gentleman that does the stringing at my racquet club said the strings were rated only to a maximum tension of 62 lbs. I went with 60 lbs. and figured that would give me a decent compromise of power and control; the "new" racquet is strung lower...probably at 55 lbs. I played with both racquets strung at 60 lbs. last night and really liked how I was hitting the ball. In fact, I just ordered 4 more sets of these strings and will re-string the "new" racquet at 60 lbs. to match the other two. I will then have 3 sets of strings on hand when I break a string.I HIGHLY recommend these strings!!

This is arguably the best non-full gut on the market. Product speaks for itself. Breaks at the right time when it starts to wear out, and grips the ball fantastically that’s not hard on the wallet.

Looks exactly like the picture

I use it as a hybrid in my crosses...In that application it has the durability that I need.I string my Babolat Pure Drive 107 at 54#.

I used this to string for another player. He is happy with it so I am too.

Good price, good feel, good durability

ok

Awful....broke within minutes of playing. I do not recommend this at all.

Good control and soin