Featuring a unique pentagonal shape and low-friction UHMW material, the Wilson Revolve Spin 17x1.2...Featuring a unique pentagonal shape and low-friction UHMW material, the Wilson Revolve Spin 17x1.25 tennis racket string grabs the ball and delivers exceptional bite thanks to a crosslink ester polymer composition. The Wilson Revolve Spin 17x1.25 tennis racket string's crosslink ester polymer composition amplifies feel and tension maintenance, proving a great option for aggressive players looking to swing big while keeping the ball inside the lines. Its pentagonal shape enhances spin, and the UHMW additive creates a low-friction surface for sharp snapback. The crosslink ester polymer composition adds feel and tension maintenance. This racket string is categorized under Spin, made with Polymer material, and is a Polyester String Type, with a gauge of 17G (1.25mm). The 17 gauge string is slightly thinner than the 16 gauge, which enhances feel and control.
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This guide is for tennis players seeking to enhance their spin and control with the Wilson Revolve Spin 17x1.25 tennis string. The key benefit is improved ball grip and spin generation due to its unique pentagonal shape and low-friction UHMW material. A potential caveat is that the thinner gauge (17G) may impact durability for some players. This guide will help you understand the features, setup, and care of this string to optimize your game.
All features
Material
Polyester
Model Part Number
WRZ958900
Brand
WILSON
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the recommended tension range?
Refer to your racket's specifications for the recommended tension range. Typically, it's between 50-65 lbs.
How often should I restring?
Restring when the strings break, lose tension, or show significant wear. Frequent players may need to restring every few weeks.
What is the difference between 17 gauge and 16 gauge?
17 gauge (1.25mm) is slightly thinner than 16 gauge, which offers enhanced feel and control.
Is this string suitable for beginners?
Yes, but beginners may find the added spin a little too aggressive. They might benefit from a more durable string.
How does the pentagonal shape impact play?
The pentagonal shape grips the ball better, which allows for increased spin and control.
What is the advantage of UHMW material?
UHMW creates a low-friction surface for sharp snapback, which contributes to greater spin.
Troubleshooting
String breaks prematurely.
Check your string tension. Consider a slightly lower tension or a more durable string if breaks persist.
Loss of tension.
This is normal, but the frequency depends on playing style. Consider restringing more frequently.
Feel is different than expected.
Adjust your string tension and consider trying a different gauge.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enhanced Spin: The pentagonal shape and UHMW material provide exceptional ball grip and spin.
Improved Feel: The crosslink ester polymer composition enhances feel and control of the ball.
Tension Maintenance: Designed to maintain tension, providing consistent performance over time.
Cons
Durability: The thinner gauge might lead to faster wear and tear for some players.
Feel for Some: Some players may find the string's feel different than what they are used to.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
The Wilson Revolve Spin 17x1.25 is compatible with most tennis rackets.
Professional stringing is recommended to ensure proper installation and tension.
Consider the recommended tension range for your racket frame.
Compatibility:
Suitable for all levels of play, from recreational to professional.
Best suited for players who prefer a blend of spin and control.
Care:
Protect strings from extreme temperatures and moisture.
Inspect strings regularly for wear and tear.
Replace strings when they show signs of fraying or loss of tension.