Tennis strings OS Paradox 12,40 m

The search for the ideal string is a constant quest for every tennis player looking to improve their game. In the competitive world of modern tennis, where every detail matters, using a hybrid combination can make all the difference. Our hybrid solution combining the 4 ST 1.28 mm in the mains and the OS Paradox 1.23 mm in the crosses is a remarkable technical innovation from the L-Tec Premium range.

A Strategic Combination for Optimal Performance

String hybridization has become a common practice among professional and experienced amateur players. This approach allows players to benefit from the specific advantages of two different strings within the same racket. Our setup using the 4 ST 1.28 mm in the mains and the OS Paradox 1.23 mm in the crosses offers a perfect balance between power, control, and durability.

The 4 ST 1.28 mm: Strength in the Mains

The 4 ST 1.28 mm string from L-Tec Premium, placed in the mains, provides exceptional stability to your racket. Its 4S twisted structure ensures:

· Optimal vibration absorption reducing the risk of tennis elbow.

· Constant tension allowing for increased precision over time.

· Superior wear resistance, especially important for the mains that experience more friction.

This diameter of 1.28 mm offers an excellent compromise between durability and feel. Without being too stiff, it ensures exemplary tension maintenance, ideal for players seeking consistency in their shots.

The OS Paradox 1.23 mm: Reactivity in the Crosses

The OS Paradox 1.23 mm, installed in the crosses, perfectly complements this hybrid configuration. This next-generation technical string is characterized by:

· Exceptional energy return for better ball propulsion.

· Controlled elasticity promoting spin while maintaining precision.

· A thin diameter (1.23 mm) offering superior grip for players who enjoy topspin.

The combination of these two strings creates a remarkable synergy, where the stability of the 4 ST mains maximizes the dynamic qualities of the OS Paradox in the crosses.