Alex de Minaur Luxilon 4G Rough Tennis String Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
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Alex de Minaur joins us in Indian Wells to review his string of choice, Luxilon 4G Rough! Take a closer look at what elements of this string Alex likes and why our playtesters like it as well.
Any questions? Let us know! And comment below if you have tried 4G Rough and what you like about it!
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Alex de Minaur Luxilon 4G Rough Tennis String Review - กีฬา
De Minaur 😍 Hope he does more videos with Tennis Warehouse
@Elijah Wu,
Stay tuned! We have more coming...
He was very fun to work with.
Michelle, TW
Chris during match: No sunglasses
Chris during interview: Sunglasses on
Because where he was standing for the interview was sunny. And when he was playing their was shade.
I can proudly say that I play where Alex uses to train when he is here in Spain :-)
Ayyyyyyy it's the second coming of the Australian hare!
Which tensions would you suggest for these 6 racquets, all strung with Solinco Hyper-G?
Blade 98 18x20 CV
Ezone 100
Ezone 98+
Pure Strike 18x20
Srixon CX 200+
Textreme Tour 100P
@Vanilla Twilight,
The preferred tension will vary depending on each player's preference.With that in mind, I recommend tensions around 52 pounds on the EZONE 100, around 50 pounds with the Tour 100P & EZONE 98+, and about 48 pounds with the Blade 18x20, Strike 18x20, and CX 200+. Troy, TW
Does he play with full bed or hybrid setup ? Please give some more details. These strings produce more predictable topspin with hybrid setup or when used in full bed?
@Zubair Ahmad,
Alex goes full bed with the Luxilon 4G Rough. A full bed will be very predictable. I have tried using it in a hybrid, as the crosses for natural gut. It played very well, with more power and feel, compared to a full bed. As a full bed you will likely maximize the spin, and control. Troy, TW
does this offer more spin & tension maintenance than the luxilon element?
@Erich Lim,
Tension maintenance is a bit better with 4G Rough. Spin is good with both, but we found a bit more bite on the ball with 4G Rough. Troy, TW
How does this compare to alu Power rough
This one is stiffer, and has better tension maintenance. Troy, TW
1:28 - racquet goes from white to green woah
What are you talking about
@@oc_g2236 around 1:30 the racquet briefly looks white cause of the way the sun hits it
@@youngsuit I see it
this in the mains and technifibre red code in crosses? yes or no?
Sure, if you like to experiment. We usually go full bed of one poly, but it is definitely worth a try. Troy, TW