Overview
Players with long, fast strokes should love Yonex Poly Tour Fire - a round polyester monofilament that will keep your biggest strokes inside the lines. The feel is firm but nicely dampened, with a surprisingly low level of shock on off-center hits. Yonex has made this string with its unique Silicone Oil Infused Filament (SIF) Technology. This is a manufacturing process that reduces stringbed friction, enabling the strings to snap back with vicious force (resulting in heavy spin). Our TW playtesters were impressed by how much control this string offered on full swings. Although this might be a little too firm for beginners, we think it is perfect for intermediate and advanced players, especially if they want control, durability and spin. Tension maintenance is above average.
- Gauge: 16L/1.25mm
- Length: 660ft / 200m
- Composition: Monofilament core finished with high polymer polyester
- Colour: Red
Previous Feedback
Comments: I would like to add my opinion about this string. I have used it so far about 5-6 hours on my Ai98 at 51 lbs. For a poly, it's a powerful string. Very good feel, quite soft considering it is a poly. Spin feels average, which is good. It's very different from Poly Tour Pro. I am going to try 2 lbs more because this thing is very powerful. It compares to Alu Power but with a softer feel, probably a better playability duration. Top quality.
From:Rick, 10/11/17
Comments: I would like to add a review here as I test a lot of strings and so far Hyper G has been my favorite. I got Poly Tour Fire whilst it was on special to test in my Yonex Ezone Dr 98 at 52/50 lbs. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was and the lack of reviews. This string has excellent control. The string is firm yet comfortable. Low powered which I like. Spin was above average, nothing exceptional but more than enough to bring the ball down in time. Was able to get dialed in quickly and hit confidently with this. So its worth a test at least. I will get a few more packs while its on special. I am a solid 4.0 to 4.5 depending who is judging. Strung at 52 lbs mains and 50 lbs crosses.
From:Tristan, 5/13/17