NXT Tennis String - 200m Reel - Wilson

Featuring proprietary xycro microfibers impregnated with PU for enhanced comfort and power, NXT is...

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This guide is for tennis players seeking to understand and optimize their use of Wilson NXT tennis string. The NXT string is known for its comfort and power, thanks to its unique Xycro microfibers and X-bonded core. However, players should be aware that the 16 gauge string, while enhancing durability, may offer slightly less feel compared to the 17 gauge version. This guide covers key features, performance, setup, care, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your NXT string.

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MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberWRZ912700
BrandWILSON

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FAQs

What is the recommended tension for NXT?

The recommended tension varies depending on your racket and playing style. Refer to your racket's specifications or consult a stringing professional.

How often should I restring with NXT?

Restring when the string loses tension or feel, or if it breaks. Regular players often restring every 20-30 hours of play.

What is the difference between the 16 and 17 gauge NXT?

The 16 gauge is thicker and provides more durability and control, while the 17 gauge offers slightly more feel and spin potential.

How should I store the NXT string reel?

Store the string in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain its properties.

Can NXT be used by all skill levels?

Yes, NXT is suitable for players of all levels, from recreational to competitive, due to its balance of comfort and power.

How do I clean my tennis strings?

Wipe the strings with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the string.

Troubleshooting

String broke prematurely.

Check for sharp edges on the grommets or frame. Ensure proper stringing technique and tension. Consider a slightly thicker gauge or different string if the issue persists.

Loss of tension or feel after short use.

NXT is known for good tension maintenance, but if this occurs, check for damage or mishandling during installation. Consider restringing at the correct tension.

String feels too stiff or uncomfortable.

Ensure the correct tension for your playing style. Check for any damage or abrasion on the strings.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced comfort and power for players of all levels.
  • Larger sweet spot for more forgiving shots.
  • Good tension maintenance for prolonged performance.
  • Reduced vibrations for better feel and sensation.
  • Durable construction for long-lasting use.
  • Suitable for players seeking arm-friendly string.

Cons

  • Slightly less feel compared to the 17 gauge version.
  • May require more frequent stringing compared to some other string types.
  • The initial cost may be slightly higher than entry-level strings.
  • Performance can degrade over time with use.
  • Not ideal for players seeking extreme control or spin.
  • Requires careful handling during installation to avoid damage.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: Handle the string gently during installation. Avoid over-clamping or crimping the string, as this can damage its structure and affect performance.
  2. Stringing Machines: NXT is compatible with most stringing machines. Ensure the machine is properly calibrated to avoid excessive tension.
  3. Racket Compatibility: NXT is suitable for use in most tennis rackets. Check your racket's specifications for recommended string gauge and tension.
  4. Care: Store the string in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. This helps maintain its properties and prolong its lifespan.
  5. Tension: String at the tension recommended by your racket manufacturer or your preferred playing style. Higher tensions offer more control, while lower tensions offer more power and comfort.

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