Wilson Champions Choice Duo Tennis String Reel - WILSON
The new Wilson Champions Choice Duo String blends natural gut with Luxilon ALU Power Rough for con...The new Wilson Champions Choice Duo String blends natural gut with Luxilon ALU Power Rough for controllable power. Natural Gut 21ft6.7mLuxilon Alu Power Rough 20ft6.1m Natural Gut 21ft6.7m Luxilon Alu Power Rough 20ft6.1m. The string chosen by Roger Federer, the Champion’s Choice Duo combines the power and feel of Wilson’s Natural Gut with the durability and spin of Luxilon’s ALU Power Rough. Federer uses Natural Gut for his mains and ALU Power Rough for his crosses, for a softer feel and exceptional playability. For improved durability, use ALU Power Rough for your mains.
Best current price£70.00from Wilson Family of Brands
This guide is for tennis players seeking a premium string combination for enhanced performance. The Wilson Champions Choice Duo string offers a blend of power, feel, and durability, as favored by Roger Federer. Note that while this string enhances playability, the natural gut component may be more susceptible to wear and tear compared to full synthetic strings.
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FAQs
How often should I restring with this setup?
Restring based on usage. Players should restring as often as needed to maintain feel and performance. Competitive players may restring every 4-8 hours of play.
Can I use this string in any racket?
Yes, this string can be used in any standard tennis racket. Ensure the racket is in good condition.
What tension should I string the Wilson Champions Choice Duo at?
String tension depends on your playing style and racket. Consult your stringer or racket manufacturer's recommendations for the best tension for your needs.
How do I care for the strings?
Protect the strings from extreme temperatures and moisture. Store your racket in a dry place. Inspect the strings for wear and tear, and replace them when necessary.
Is this string setup good for beginners?
While it offers excellent feel, the cost and potentially shorter lifespan of the Natural Gut may not be ideal for beginners. It's best suited for intermediate to advanced players.
What is the difference between Natural Gut and synthetic strings?
Natural Gut offers superior feel and playability, while synthetic strings (like polyester) are generally more durable and cost-effective. The Wilson Champions Choice Duo combines the best of both.
Troubleshooting
Strings breaking prematurely
Check your string tension, playing style, and racket condition. Consider using ALU Power Rough for the mains for improved durability. Also, ensure the string is compatible with the racket.
Loss of tension or feel
Natural Gut may lose tension faster than synthetic strings. Regular replacement is needed. Ensure the strings are protected from moisture and humidity.
Reduced spin potential
Ensure the Luxilon ALU Power Rough is in good condition and not excessively worn. Consider a stringing service to adjust your string tension.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional feel and playability due to the Natural Gut component.
Significant power and spin potential from the Luxilon ALU Power Rough.
Provides a playing experience similar to that of a professional player.
Offers a good balance of power and control.
Increased durability when ALU Power Rough is used in the mains.
Cons
Natural Gut can be more expensive than synthetic alternatives.
Natural Gut is more susceptible to moisture and humidity.
The string setup may require more frequent replacement than fully synthetic strings.
Higher initial cost compared to single string options.
Durability of Natural Gut can be lower if not properly cared for.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Stringing: Requires professional stringing to ensure proper tension and alignment. Follow the recommended tension guidelines.
Compatibility: Compatible with all standard tennis rackets. Ensure the racket is in good condition.
Stringing Pattern: The stringing pattern should be appropriate for your racket.
Care:
Protect the strings from extreme temperatures and moisture.
Avoid hitting the frame of the racket, as this can damage the strings.
Regularly inspect the strings for wear and tear, and replace them when necessary.