Tourna Quasi-Gut Armor

The Armor string is very soft and easy on the Arm and elbow. Sticky enough the crosses stick to the mains. I like the string have been using it for years. Some Poly's are very stiff and on a stiff racket your arm will get sore.

I have been trying different strings for months. I normally use a hybrid pattern but have been trouble with some tennis elbow for the first time in decades. Now I am using multifilament strings for my crosses and mains. These provide good durability and spin.

Completely torn packaging and used string. Someone tried stringing the racquet as the sign of clamps are visible. Not worth it at all. I am sure it would not be complete 40 ft in length.

This string offers typical feeling of multi while intrinsically blend with extra bit control feeling coming from poly nature. I have my Donnay Allwood strung with Tourna Deuce as hybrid bed (Main: Deuce 17g @50lbs / Cross: QuasiGut Armour 17g @52lbls). Similar control but slightly a bit more pop compare with my usual setup (Main: AluPower 17g @46lbs / Cross: X-One Biphase 16g @50lbls) without any elbow issue. Most importantly, this setup costs me only about 1/3 of the price and I can restring my rackets more often to maintain more consistent response.

The string feels really nice. like a synthetic gut. Doesnt feel hard like a polyester. doesnt move a whole lot, wears well. Im a fan. Id use it again. Seems quite a bit stronger than a regular synthetic gut. Id expect a synthetic gut to be broken by now. This stuff is pretty good.

This string is too soft and mushy, not my favorite.

Pleasantly surprised on the comfort and bite of this string. Playable but almost too much spin bite at 60 pds, trying 55 pds next. Recommend string but lowest recommended tension for more comfort, depth and power. Very good multifilament.Update:Still a good string but trying 17g next to tame some of the bite and harshness.

It is soft and good for my elbow problem but moves around too much. A little too dead for my taste.