Beige NRG² 200M Reel

1.32 •

379,99€

Beige NRG² 200M Reel

379,99€

Extreme playability (power/precision ratio) thanks to the mix of multifilament construction and exceptional materials
An extra boost in power guaranteed by Elastyl fiber (12% stronger than standard polyamide)
The guarantee of limiting fatigue and increasing arm protection, thanks to the use of Polyurethane 400 (400% elasticity)

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Beschreibung

The NRG² was designed with one specific goal in mind: to be the engine of your racquet! This is the primary purpose of the NRG², the most powerful string in the range. It features a unique construction of over 1200 microfilaments, made of Elastyl (12% more elastic than standard polyamide). Impregnated throughout with polyurethane 400 to generate power and comfort. And finally, the exclusive surface treatment: SPL, to provide smoothness and an effective snapback, eliminating the need to restring during play. Welcome to the NRG²! In a 1.32 gauge, it guarantees increased durability.

Features

Range	NRG²
Strings type	Multifilament
Packaging	200 m Reel

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FAQ

What kind of string should I choose for my tennis racquet?

Choosing the right string is almost as important as choosing the right racquet. It affects power, control, comfort, and spin.

Here’s how to choose:
Monofilament strings provide more control. They’re more durable and are chosen by players who frequently break their strings. They’re ideal for powerful players.

Multifilament strings, which are more elastic, provide power. Their flexibility is also known for its ability to absorb shock and thus prevent muscle soreness. This type of string is ideal for protecting young players from injury. It’s also well-suited for adult recreational or intermediate players.

What is the difference between monofilament and multifilament strings?

Monofilament strings provide more control. Because they are more durable, they are chosen by players who frequently break their strings.

Multifilament strings, which are more elastic, provide more power. Their flexibility is also known for its ability to absorb shock and thus prevent muscle soreness.

How do I choose the right gauge for my racquet string?

A thinner gauge makes the string more responsive, and the shot feels crisper.
A thicker gauge provides greater strength and, therefore, greater durability for your strings.
If you break your strings often, a thicker gauge is recommended.

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