5 Stars Great String for Seniors

Ray from FL wrote (September 23, 2018):

This string is great in my Volkl OS racket. It's comfortable and gentle on my arm while giving me good power and control.

5 Stars Top synthetic

Gregg from NC wrote (May 31, 2018):

More like gut than all but one other synthetic (Tecnifibre ATP Tour) and they are close. I think Wilson NXT is maybe equal to this, but cost more at the time I tried it.

5 Stars Arm Friendly String

Marc from ON wrote (December 08, 2017):

Decided to switch to this string on a recommendation and it has worked for me. I play 2-3 times a week and get nearly 10 - 12 weeks before having to restring.

5 Stars TECHNIFIBRE BIPHASE STRING

SKIPPER from wrote (April 21, 2016):

SOFT AND EASY ON THE ARM. ALMOST GUT PERFORMANCE.

4 Stars Good Poly String

Curt from NE wrote (March 28, 2016):

I use this as part of a hybrid bed to complement a good syn gut. It's lively and easy to use in my stringer and has good longevity.

5 Stars String Review ...

Jim K from TX wrote (March 21, 2016):

Biphase 16G ... Good feel and pretty durable. Much easier on the elbow as advertised. My string of choice from now on

5 Stars Super String!!

James S. from GA wrote (February 22, 2016):

Great string in every respect. Very good feel and more durable than you would think for 18g. Better than gut in installation and over all production.

5 Stars Silky Smooth

PL from IL wrote (February 07, 2016):

I use NRG2 18g in the crosses with Pro Supex Big Ace Micro (19g) in the mains and it provides me with a silky smooth blend of power, control and playability I haven't been able to replicate with any other multi - including Biphase. Compared to Biphase, NRG2 feels more plush and doesn't require the break-in period the former requires. It's silky smooth from your first stroke and when it settles in, it's so nice. Durability for my setup, despite the thin gauge, is pretty impressive in my POG 100's with a 16x19 pattern. Love this stuff.

5 Stars Red Code 16

Jimbo from AR wrote (January 26, 2016):

Great power, exceptional response, durability. I am a believer in this string, the first Tecnifibre string I've ever used.

5 Stars Great string; doesn't last long

Jamie from KY wrote (January 22, 2016):

this is a great string; it plays like gut; however, it does break too easily

5 Stars Nothin' replaces gut

Jimbo Mc from SC wrote (December 26, 2015):

It won't, but a very nice string.. I am a low tension player and get good life and bite from the 17 gauge. very similar to NXT.

4 Stars NRG2

DYMC7 from CA wrote (November 26, 2015):

Just bought. Looking forward to placing this gut like string in racquet!

4 Stars Great Cross String

CJ from CA wrote (September 29, 2015):

Great string aside from the expensive price. Has good power and feel but durability is just ok (typical for a multifilament). I use at as the cross strings with a poly in the mains.

5 Stars Best string!

James S. from GA wrote (September 07, 2015):

This is the best string for feel and spin that I have ever played with. Very responsive and with a 16X18 string-patterned racquet, it gets great bite. For an 18 guage string it has very good durability.

5 Stars Easy On The Arm

Joe from wrote (August 10, 2015):

Terrific string and arm friendly. The natural seems a bit softer than the black. I prefer the natural. String at mid + 2 or 3 for a great feel. My string of choice. The 17G also has a bit more feel than the 16G. Best multi I have found. My other half now uses it and prefers it over a Babalot Natural Gut / Luxilon ALU power Combo. I am a 3.5 player. Swing away!

5 Stars Best String for Elbow

ReggieC from UT wrote (July 29, 2015):

Love this string, have had elbow problems for years, only string I have used that has helped relieved the soreness. Also had to change Racquets. Best Racquets are Prince.

5 Stars Great Strings

James S. from GA wrote (July 29, 2015):

For the price, this is the best multi-filament string on the planet. Great feel and durability is better than expected.

3 Stars The real truth

Tennis Pro from MI wrote (June 24, 2015):

Let's start with the positive. This string has great feel and control. It gives me a feeling of being in complete control all the time. For power, I would give it an average mark and same for spin. The 17 gauge strings definitely get more bite than larger strings, but not sure it has a lot to do with the string itself. I would recommend these strings for older players that play a placement game.

4 Stars Soft String

Andrew McG from NY wrote (June 06, 2015):

After a few years of hitting w/ polyester strings (RPM Blast, Tier One Firewire), I contracted tennis elbow. As a result, I switched to the X-One BiPhase strings. Very soft, gut-like string. Xlnt for arm pain. Nice touch. But nowhere near the power and spin of poly. That's the trade-off. Would likely be good to mix w/ a soft poly in a hybrid fashion.

5 Stars Perfect

Beat from wrote (May 31, 2015):

The best synthetic gut tennis string which I have played

4 Stars Great String

Mots from CA wrote (May 16, 2015):

Very responsive string on my Prince Hybrid Hornet, however with topspin strokes, doesn't last long as with most multifiliments.

5 Stars easy on the arm

Will Slinger from CA wrote (May 13, 2015):

I had tennis elbow for about a year, but i never wanted to stop playing. This string was the easiest on my arm. It also gave me the playability i needed.

4 Stars solid

Scarabeush from ON wrote (April 25, 2015):

I give it 8 out of 10. Tested 17g. Playability 9, power 7, comfort 6, durability 10, topspin 7. Good strings however behave way better at tension under 56 lbs (would recommend 48-52 lbs)

5 Stars great strings

wayne from OH wrote (April 06, 2015):

used in a prince shark mp. powerful and easy on the arm. great service from midwest sports.

3 Stars Nice String!

a4p from MI wrote (January 21, 2015):

Great string if you have arm issues & still want power.

5 Stars nrg 17

tonyroll from OK wrote (December 27, 2014):

Super string for the masses great playability very durable great feel and feedback...try bi-phase and nrg together for the ultimate

5 Stars Great String

Tim from IL wrote (December 27, 2014):

My stringer recommended Tecnifibre TGV when I was experiencing some arm issues. It's a very comfortable string. And I am also impressed with the durability.

4 Stars My long time favorite.

Jake from FL wrote (November 24, 2014):

This string is one of my favorite multi string. I often switch to poly/syn gut (multi) set up depending on my arm feeling. When I need to go back to multi/syn gut set up, this string is the choice for main. It feels crisp and flush!

4 Stars Nice

TP from CA wrote (November 12, 2014):

I use this in my crosses with Pro Red in the mains great combo. Plenty of power and control only these strings do break after about a wk to 10 days of play.

5 Stars NRG2

rl from CA wrote (October 11, 2014):

Like these strings, which to me are comparable to the Wilson NXT but at a better cost. The sale is even better! I like to be able to feel the ball on my strings.

5 Stars gentle on your arm

H K from NY wrote (September 21, 2014):

great string if you have a tennis elbow... tears quickly though if you play with a lot of top spin

5 Stars black code

Jeff from PA wrote (September 17, 2014):

This is the best string I have ever had on my head radical mp. You can apply as much top spin or slice from the technifibre black code as needed. It gives you some extra pop on your serve as well. I will never switch away from it to even try another string.

5 Stars Black Code Rocks

Torry from CA wrote (August 20, 2014):

Black code & luxilon are my two favorites... use in my 325... Tipsy endorsed this one last year and now I think Razor code... Although a little less bite than ALU Rough... it holds tension much longer. Love Tecnifibre

4 Stars tecnifibre black code 18 gauge

MF from IL wrote (August 10, 2014):

Love this string...easy on the arm, especially for a poly. String Aeropro Drive at 58 to 61 pounds

5 Stars Best String Made...Period.

Eric Sellers from IN wrote (July 26, 2014):

My son is 11 and plays with this string because of the playability, control, power, and most importantly arm friendly qualities of this string. It does fray and break faster than any string I have seen. But, it is so well worth it. My son gets about 20 to 30 hours before they break. I used to only use poly string and after buying a stringer to keep up with my sons string breaking, I tried it. Wow, I was so amazed. First, the serve. Spin, check, placement, check, power, check. Groundstrokes same with the added touch of being able to drop or lob. Net was also better with angles and just great pop. I highly recommend any serious player to try this string, and you will see all of these instant improvements. Unless your Nadal, which I assume you are not, stick to this multifilament and stay away from poly.

5 Stars Good for racquetball

roberto from AZ wrote (June 23, 2014):

I use it to restring racquetball racquets and is very durable and playable.

5 Stars Superb!!!

Bhullong from TX wrote (May 26, 2014):

I like the feel, comfort and power combined with this string. Easy on my arm and elbow. It helped improved my game and produces a lot of spin. I used it for my Babolat Pure Drive French Open Racket. Definitely I would recommend it to anybody who wants to improved their game.

5 Stars Great string

Andrew Fox from IN wrote (May 01, 2014):

Likes: Price, best string I've ever used, looks, they don't break easily Dislikes: None I've used pretty much every main brand string (RPM, Luxilon, Head, Solinco) and I fell in love with this string. It allows me to hit big, but the spin potential is high. It plays well with every shot.

4 Stars Feel and Pop

bRaD from TX wrote (April 22, 2014):

Good power and touch, but not as durable as other multifilaments I've used. I prefer the Kirschbaum Touch because of $$ and durability. Good cross string for a hybrid (ie 4G or RPM Blast)

5 Stars Outstanding Polyester

Dan from IA wrote (April 17, 2014):

I have tried all kinds of polyesters (luxilon, Wilson, babolat), but the Black Code is my favorite. I use 18g, so that in combination with the shape of the string makes for big time spin in a hybrid. Its also the softest polyester I've played with, so its great for preventing arm/wrist problems. And it seems to have adequate durability. I'm sure a 16g holds up longer, but I play 3+ times a week at a 5.0 level and might break 2-3 per year. Most of the time the crosses of the hybrid break first. Excellent string- a little pricey, but its worth it.

5 Stars Best feel of them all

Dan from IA wrote (April 17, 2014):

I've tried out all kinds of multifiliments (nxt, sensation, nrg2, silent partner) and none has the feel of the biphase. I think it actually has better feel than even a nat gut (Wilson). I have used 18g biphase both in a hybrid and by itself. I loved the feel of it by itself, but durability is a problem. One set I had broke 3 games into a match. So now I use it with black code 18g in a hybrid and I love it!

5 Stars perfect

Beat from wrote (March 31, 2014):

best synthetic tennis string ever, perfect feeling and touch

5 Stars Endurance and control

College Girl from NY wrote (March 26, 2014):

Looking for control like NXT but was popping strings every 2-4 hrs. Didn't like Big Banger or RPM as lost feel- like Head Gut PPS for pop and control, but needed to switch when I was playing 6 hrs/day as was breaking around 10 hrs. This has endurance (14 hrs) and control- lose some power compared to the Head, but I didn't need.

4 Stars String

dparker from CO wrote (March 10, 2014):

Read online reviews, seemed to get very positive ratings. Have only tried it once but seems like a very good overall string.

5 Stars Feel

Aldawg from CA wrote (February 21, 2014):

Great feel. My favorite string.

5 Stars Excellent Value Plays Well

Erik from CA wrote (February 14, 2014):

The string is an excellent value and plays very similar to the gamma synthetic gut, but at a lower price. The lower cost does allow me to play around with string tensions without worrying too much about price. I also string my own rackets, about 1 per month, I play about 3 - 4 times per week.

5 Stars Best String Ever

Scott from NM wrote (December 18, 2013):

I've used this string for 8 years, and every time I try another string, I go back to it. Natural gut feel at an affordable price. Much more forgiving on elbows and wrists than poly strings.

4 Stars Very Good String

PJL from CA wrote (December 14, 2013):

Comparable to most of the top of the line multifilaments but at a reduced cost. Very soft and elastic. Tons of power, soft on the arms, but will not last very long. Overall a great string and worth trying.

5 Stars fabulous

James Stevens from MT wrote (October 02, 2013):

Lasts at least 4 rounds of 2 hour play. Feel is excellent. Super comfort. Not overpowering. Dumped poly due to shoulder pain, but even without the shoulder issues I would have made the switch back to a multifilament, and this is at the top of what I've tried. Tried the 17g and 18g, 18g wins for spin. Groundstrokes are pinpoint, volleys are solid. I'm a big hitter, with lots of topspin.

5 Stars string

Milan from FL wrote (August 15, 2013):

My daughter using this string in the crosses with the Luxilon 4G 16L mains. Great Hybrid combination with power and control.

5 Stars technifibre string

Cathy from NC wrote (November 11, 2012):

I like this sting. I have a lot of arm issues and the string is soft enough to be easy on my tennis elbow and shoulder. It wears quickly, but that is to be expected, I guess to get the playability.

5 Stars Great feel and comfort

Keith from WA wrote (October 20, 2012):

Tried 17 gauge first: strung at 60, but not enough pop on serves and strings broke too soon. Switched to 16 gauge at 55, plenty of power and excellent spin. Most importantly, no more sore elbow or shoulder or wrist, gone because of the soft, gut-like feel of this superb string. Buy it!

5 Stars Great String

Michael Gerth from TX wrote (October 17, 2012):

I use this string exclusively. Great feel, spin, and control. I definitely recommend this string to anyone looking to upgrade from a standard synthetic or something like a Wilson Sensation.