10 The Best Multifilament Tennis String
Updated on: October 2023
The Best Multifilament Tennis String in 2023
Head Rip Control Tennis String 17g
Wilson NXT Control 16 Tennis Racquet String.
- Wilson's premium string offering excellent power, comfort, and control
- Combination of polyester and polyamide fibers
- Multifilament Xycro Micro fibers with polyester and nylon fibers
- 16 gauge (1.32mm)
- 40 foot length (12.2m)
- Natural Colo
Wilson NXT Power 17 Gauge Natural Color Multifilament Tennis String 2-Pack (2 Sets Per Order)
- WILSON NXT POWER 17 GAUGE MULTIFILIAMENT STRING: Wilson NXT truly is the world's most popular string. It has been made famous because of the soft, Xycro Micro-Fibers and X-bonded core.
- PLAYABILITY: It will increase the size of the sweet spot on your racket, and only transfer a fraction of the vibration and shock of the next best mulitifilament string on the market.
- STRING MATERIAL: Xycro Micro-Fibers and Polyurethane
- PERFECT GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Head Velocity MLT Tennis Racket String 40' Set Multifilament Racquet String - Natural, 17 Gauge
- HEAD PERFORMANCE: Born out of revolutionizing how we ski and play tennis, HEAD has constantly pushed athletic equipment into the modern era. With decades of experience in all racquet sports; HEAD offers nothing but the best tennis equipment on the market.
- TOURNAMENT LEVEL: The Velocity MLT is a premium multifilament string with a lively feel that's great for intermediate to advanced level players looking to add some explosiveness to their shots.
- COMPOSITION: The 17 g tennis string features a multifilament core surrounded by thicker filaments which enhances energy transfer, meaning harder shots.
- HIGH SPIN POTENTIAL: A special low friction coating ensures the strings perfectly re-align after every shot offering consistent control.
- AN IDEAL PAIRING: An excellent match for your favorite HEAD Tour racket for top level performance.
Babolat Addiction 17G Tennis String
Head Velocity MLT Tennis Racket String 660' Reel Multifilament Racquet String - Black, 17 Gauge
- HEAD PERFORMANCE: Born out of revolutionizing how we ski and play tennis, HEAD has constantly pushed athletic equipment into the modern era. With decades of experience in all racquet sports; HEAD offers nothing but the best tennis equipment on the market.
- TOURNAMENT LEVEL: The Velocity MLT is a premium multifilament string with a lively feel that's great for intermediate to advanced level players looking to add some explosiveness to their shots.
- COMPOSITION: The 17 g tennis string features a multifilament core surrounded by thicker filaments which enhances energy transfer, meaning harder shots.
- HIGH SPIN POTENTIAL: A special low friction coating ensures the strings perfectly re-align after every shot offering consistent control.
- AN IDEAL PAIRING: An excellent match for your favorite HEAD Tour racket for top level performance.
Wilson NXT 16 Tennis String 16g/1.30mm
Wilson Sensation 660-Feet Reel, Natural, 16
- Highly elastic nylon fibers impart power
- Reduce vibrations for comfort
- Available in natural
Head RIP Control 16 Tennis Racquet String Reel - Black
- Quantity: 1 reel
- Colour: Black
- Gauge: 16/1.30 mm
- Length: 660 ft. (200m)
- Composition: Unique ribbon construction is woven around a Multifilament Polyamid fiber core co-polyolefine ribbon wrap
Volkl Power Fiber II Tennis String - Black - 16g/(1.30mm)
- Now available in black, Volkl Power Fiber II 16 is designed to offer incredible playability and save a few cows in the process.
- Synthetic multifilament construction
- Soft feel and added power
- Enhanced tension maintenance
- Size - (See Description) | Color - (See Description)
Show Reviews Entertainment: The Many Moods of a Violinist
At times it seems as though Rachel’s violin is on fire as she glides her bow across the strings. These are emotional passages in the music, usually complex and very difficult to play.
(Photos by Andrew Eccles)
At times it seems as though Rachel's violin is on fire as she glides her bow across the strings. These are emotional passages in the music, usually complex and very difficult to play.
Rachel excels with her technically proficient performance with the violin yet in almost all of her musical numbers she seems to be racing to show off. I would like to hear Rachel play some of the beautiful melodies of the great musical works for a change.
As a solo violinist, Rachel commands the audience's attention without any other sounds but hers. The orchestra may overpower Rachel's music.
Rachel is only in her 30's and already recognized for her talents. One of the best selections in Rachel's Capricho Latino CD is "Ferdinand the Bull", an exciting story narrated by Hector Elizondo. Rachel's violin's story telling was brilliant with dramatic mood swings.
I was surprised that Rachel listens to quite a mixture of musical styles like rock and heavy metal music in order for her to relax and unwind. She also visits rock radio stations to perform chamber music versions of rock and metal songs which are followed by a classical piece. In the summer of 2020, Rachel became the first violinist to be a core component of a six piece, thrash/doom metal band.
During her 2020-2020 season she will perform with Brazil's Orquesta Filarmonica de Minas Gerais, Poland's Beethoven Academy Orchestra, the Calgary and Las Vegas Philharmonics, and the Columbus and Tallahassee Symphonies among others. Throughout the season she will play works by Bernstein, Brahms, Bruch, Corigliano, Glazunov, Korngold, Ravel, Sarasate, Vaughan Williams and Vivaldi. She will perform the five Mozart Violin Concertos with the New York Chamber Soloists in Florida, Texas and California.
Rachel played the violin from the age of three; she made her debut with the Chicago Symphony at the age of 10, and by 14 was contributing to her families' income. After Rachel appeared in Las Vegas as guest artist with the Las Vegas Philharmonic Orchestra, in the University of Nevada's Artemus Ham Hall, she conducted a master class for violin at Clark High School. www.rachelbartonpine.com
