3 Stars Not what I expected

rubberbelly from CA wrote (November 28, 2015):

I have this string in a hybrid with natural gut (NG). In 1 racquet I have it as a main and on the other as a cross at 50 lbs w/ the NG at 54 lbs on Prince Textreme Tour 95. I expected the one w/ the NG mains to have better feel, but after 2 sessions, the opposite has been the case. I feel more connected to the ball w/ the one with poly mains and it seems to provide a little more control and spin at the same time. A downside of this config that I didn't expect is that the poly mains config shows more wear on the NG than the one w/ the NG mains. I need more playing time in to determine whether I really like this hybrid config or go back to full poly config. I certainly get more spin and control with full poly but likely worse tension maintenance though I have yet to prove it conclusively. This hybrid config also doesn't seem to be appreciably more comfortable as a full bed poly config w/ some of the softer co-polys I've tried. In summary, thus far this string in the hybrid config in my racquet of choice has been OK but not an eye-opening experience.

5 Stars Indeed somewhat softer

Emanuel from MD wrote (October 06, 2015):

Has better pocketing than the original string. And is softer and less stiff. I personally find it feels very similar to the 4G Soft. It's perhaps a few nuances faster. But if you go down a pound with the tension, you will have a hard time sensing any difference to the 4G Soft.