What’s in Stock?

Badminton Strings

Yonex BG80 – Simply the best badminton string on the market! £20 OUT OF STOCK

Yonex BG80 Power – £20

Yonex BG3 – Yonex’s budget option if you’re a casual player. £16

Yonex BG Aero Bite – Yonex’s premier hybrid. £23

Yonex BG65 – Slightly more user friendly than the BG80 as it’s a soft feeling string. This is my biggest selling badminton string. £20

Yonex BG65 Titanium – More durable than the regular BG65 but with a harder feeling. £20.

Ashaway Zymax 64 & Ashaway Zymax 68 – Popular options in different gauges depending on how you play. Excellent alternatives to the Yonex range. £18.

Tennis

Babolat:

RPM Blast – My biggest selling string and the string of choice of Mr Nadal. Pretty durable and excellent tension retention. Available in 1.25mm or 1.30mm gauge. £22

RPM Rough – Similar to Blast but with even more access to spin and great control. £22

Synthetic Gut – Pretty good for the crosses in a hybrid. £16

Xcel – Very close in many ways to natural gut. Babolat’s premier multifilament. £25

Dunlop:

Ice – A real surprise package! I tried this string with very low expectations but it turned out to be awesome! Best suited for flat hitters, the durability and tension maintenance is well above average. Recommended. £16

Black Widow – Great access to spin due to its multi-sided design and very comfortable also. Best for spin on the market. £22

Head:

Sonic Pro: A fabulous all round string – ideal if you’re thinking of changing from synthetic gut to poly. – £20

Lynx – Very impressive offering from Head, this string appeals to a wide variety of players who are progressing to a higher level. Access to loads of spin and above average tension maintenance. – £20.

Lynx Tour – Great feel, good tension maintenance and control but this offers exceptional spin too. £22

Hawk Rough – The rough version of HEAD’s most popular polyester. £22.

Luxilon:

ALU Power  –  Widely used and popular on the pro tour with, amongst others Djokovic and Andy Murray both using it in their set ups. Available in both 1.25mm and 1.30mm. £25

ALU Power Soft – As the name suggests this is slightly softer than the massively popular original. Still stiffer than most other poly’s however so don’t be fooled by this! £25

ALU Power Rough – Now stocking this legendary string. Roger Federer uses this in his hybrid set up. – £25

ALU Power Vibe – The newest string from Luxilon and I didn’t hesitate to add it to the range. It feels like a multifilament but plays like a poly. Fabulous. £30.

4G Rough – Want more control but still need access to spin? This is what you need. Serena Williams uses this in a hybrid. £22

Prince:

Synthetic Gut with Duraflex – Prince claim this is the biggest selling string Worldwide. Very durable for a synthetic gut. Recommended. £20

Prince Tour XR – Perfect for more experienced players looking for a no frills poly. Great feel and control. £20.

Solinco:

Hyper G – Very highly recommended polyester, widely used on the pro tour particularly amongst doubles players. Gives you plenty of spin and power. £22

Hyper G Soft – One of the best around at the moment. Hugely popular and lovely mix of feel and power. £22

Outlast – Outstanding durability from this string – I break a lot of strings when I play but this outlasted pretty much everything else I’ve tried and the performance didn’t dip either. – £20. 

Pro Stacked – Works really well with any poly in a hybrid, particularly the Solinco range and also in a full bed if you like synthetic guts. 1.30 gauge. £16

Tour Bite – One of the best there is…very highly rated poly. £22

Tour Bite Soft –  This soft version of the popular Tour Bite is very easy on the arm without losing too much of the bite. £22

Confidential – The latest offering from Solinco and as usual it’s outstanding. Great tension maintenance. £22

Tecnifibre: 

Synthetic Gut – Good enough for a cross in a hybrid and underrated if used in a full bed. £18

Multi-Feel – Again best used in a hybrid, particularly if you have arm problems. £18

Triax – Fairly new to the market but outstanding and fairly unique – 50% poly and 50% multifilament. Tecnifibre are well know for their softer strings and this one stands out from the rest. £26

Wilson:

Sensation – My biggest selling synthetic gut. Recommended. £20

Ultra Synthetic Gut – My cheapest string. For occasional players on an extremely tight budget. £12

Revolve – Outstanding offering from Wilson. Fantastic all round string with great spin potential, durability and feel. Highly recommended. £20

Yonex

Poly Tour Pro – The string of choice of Nick Kyrgios and despite being quite new to the market has built up a loyal following and is now one of my biggest sellers. Available in 1.25mm or 1.30mm gauge. £20

Poly Tour Spin – Need more spin than the Poly Tour Pro offers but still need the same comfort? Look no further. – £22.

Poly Tour Strike – Really solid poly…ticks all the boxes if you’re looking for control, tension maintenance and a stiff feel. – £24.

Limited Stock, special offers or currently being tested:

Ashaway:

Powernick – 1.05mm gauge ONLY £10 

Babolat:

RPM Soft – £22

Dunlop:

Explosive Speed – £22

Head:

Hawk Touch – £26

Luxilon:

Original £20

Alu Power Roland Garros – £23

Smart – £24

Adrenaline – £22

Savage – £23

Element – £30

Prince:

Beast – £18

Lightning XX – £18

Synthetic gut with Duraflex Rainbow (Limited edition) £22

Warrior Response – £20

Solinco:

Vanquish (£18)

Barb Wire – £18

X – Natural – £18

Tour Bite Diamond Rough – £18

Tecnifibre:

305 – 1.10mm gauge ONLY £12 (Squash)

Black Code – £22

Yonex:

Poly Tour Tough – £20

Tour Super 850 – £18

Poly Tour Drive – £20

Poly Tour Fire – £22

Dynawire – £20

Tour Super 850 Pro – £20

Wilson:

Ripspin £18

Revolve Twist £20

NXT – £25

NXT Power – £25

Sensation Plus – £22