ProTour Blue is a soft co-poly great for players who want to transition to polyester strings from a multifilament.
The ProTour provides the best response compared to other conventional polyesters. Its exclusive patented Low Molecular Weight Technology (LMWT) with added olefins and lubricants reduce friction, while giving it a unique appearance and brilliance
If you are looking for a soft co-poly which holds tension very well, then the ProTour series is the string for you! This string maintains the SOFT yet powerful feel of a multifilament, while giving you the control and durability of a polyester string.
Because of the round shape its a great choice for hybrid setups.
I originally bought this string of Amazon and liked them, plus customers who I string are starting to like them. I decided go straight to your website and to find out you guys were $85 cheaper. So I'll definitely be reordering from you guys in the near future. And thanks for the quick delivery. Thank you
Really pleased with the feel and power combo. Looks great in any racquet. Can’t beat it for the price! Subbed it for technifibre razor code in a client’s yonex e zone and he loved it!
Very good string nice feeling with lots of control
Customer very happy with the feel! And let's face they look great in this racket!
I strung my prince ripstick 280g with a set of protour lime @48 lbs. with this setup, i can practice serves for hours, hit with the ball machine until the battery runs out or feed numerous carts worth of balls with 0 discomfort anywhere in my arm or shoulder. this string at this tension is extremely forgiving, so much so that it almost feels like synthetic gut or multi. make no mistake, though, it plays like poly as was evidenced by the ability to hit offensive shots from a defensive court position. i noticed considerably more spin than from my usual syn gut setup and there is no wear or notching after 6-8 hours of use. i would say that protour lime the most comfortable poly i've used up to this point (although much of that could be due to the tension). this may be a good candidate for a player's "first poly".