Tecnifibre Tennis String Multifeel - Natural - 1.3 - Multifilament

Tecnifibre Tennis String Multifeel - Natural - 1.3 - Multifilament

$29.95 AUD

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Description

The Multifeel string range includes a built-in wear indicator, allowing players to replace the string before it breaks completely. Known for its power, comfort, and long-lasting performance, Multifeel is made from hundreds of microfilaments impregnated with liquid polyurethane, offering excellent energy return and a highly comfortable feel on every shot.

Produced in France, this string blends polyamide fibres, polyurethane, and a silicone finish, making it an ideal choice for players seeking a comfortable, responsive, and forgiving string. With its PU 400 elasticity, reinforced central core, and abrasion-resistant coating, Multifeel maintains its qualities over time and lasts up to twice as long as a standard string though it is not recommended for heavy string breakers.

Specifications
Key Features
  • Built-in wear indicator to replace the string before full breakage
  • Powerful and comfortable thanks to hundreds of polyamide microfilaments
  • PU 400 provides exceptional elasticity and dynamic performance
  • P.H.P central core increases firmness, resistance, and tension stability
  • Polyamide fibres improve ball feel and enhance off-center tolerance
Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Tecnifibre Multifeel best suited for?

Multifilament strings are the go-to for players who prioritise arm-friendliness, comfort and a soft feel - especially players with tennis elbow, older players and flat-ball hitters. They play closest to natural gut at a fraction of the price.

What does the 1.3 mm gauge mean?

The 1.3 mm indicates the string's thickness. This is a thicker gauge, which trades a little feel for extra durability and tension stability.

What tension should I string it at?

The recommended tension range is 53-62 lbs (24-28 kg). Multifilaments and gut hold tension beautifully across a wide range - the higher end still stays comfortable.

How long will this string last?

Expect this string to last most players 20-30 hours of play, or around 1-2 months of regular use. Restring when you notice the stringbed going dead or losing tension.