Wilson Power 40 Feet String Natural Review

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I have been using this string for many years. Soft, gives strength, but not too easy to wear. I use a lower tension so they don't last as long as other strings. Great for comfort and power

I ordered an amp next to 17 strings, natural color. I was given a black set (don't know the model) and didn't notice until my friend drew my racquet. I hate them. They are not as good as what I actually ordered. Looks like it was a mistake.

I always choose NXT Duraflex because it lasts longer and has the same feel and quality that I love about NXT. But NXT Power is far from enough. Began to crack after being hit by hard bats. I can't afford good strings, but I'll stick with the NXT 15g Duramax.

A pro at my club advised me to try these strings and I finally did and I'm glad I did. This is a very good upgrade for the Wilson Sensations I use. I also went from 16ga to 17ga and it gave me more power without losing control. I will use them from now on. I can't comment on durability as I've only been using it for a short time.

Excellent feel, power and spin, comfortable to hold. I use strings in a fairly tight pattern. 16/21"93" and 16/20"97" with 58/55lb. Abstract. I also use 18 gauge but rarely pot. If you get it wrong regularly I would go to a thicker caliber. The cleaner you hit the ball, the thinner you can feel the ball for better feel. I play all the courts and have volleyed every chance I got.

First of all (according to sources like Tennis Warehouse and Tennis Express) this is just their renamed NTX Tour string. From the looks of it (and the specs), that's indeed the case, although Wilson himself is silent on the situation. I've been playing the NXT Tour for almost a decade now and after using this string I'm convinced it's the same string. But it's important to note that Wilson's new string naming strategy is misleading, to say the least. They've tried positioning the "handling,"…