Yonex Poly Tour Pro1.25/16L Yellow - 200m Coil
Rated 5/5 based on 1 reviews.Yonex Poly Tour Pro 125 200m Reel – Yellow
A favourite among aggressive baseliners and control-focused players, the Yonex Poly Tour Pro 125 is a co-polyester string designed to deliver exceptional control, comfort, and spin. With its slightly softer construction compared to traditional poly strings, it offers a more arm-friendly feel without sacrificing precision or durability.
Ideal for big hitters, this string provides impressive tension maintenance and a crisp response that suits players who take full swings at the ball. While it doesn’t feature a shaped profile, its excellent ball pocketing and snap-back make it surprisingly spin-friendly. A popular choice for full beds or hybrid setups.
Key Features:
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Gauge: 16L / 1.25mm
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Length: 200m (656ft)
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Composition: Co-polyester monofilament
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Colour: Yellow
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Power: ★★★★☆ (7/10)
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Spin: ★★★☆☆ (6/10)
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Comfort: ★★★★★ (8/10)
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Control: ★★★★★ (8/10)
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Durability: ★★★★★ (8/10)
Who it’s for:
Aggressive players seeking a blend of control, comfort, and spin. Perfect for those who want a slightly softer poly without compromising on performance.
SKU | 13025 |
Barcode # | 4547656570205 |
Brand | Yonex |
Shipping Weight | 0.4800kg |
Unit Of Measure | ea |
great poly that holds tension and is soft on the a
By: Patrickon 4 June 2018I don’t think these strings get enough love compared to others say, Luxilon Big bangers, Technifibers, or Babolat RPM. I’ve been searching for a soft poly that would hold tension for as long as possible while having the aspects of a poly to maximize my spin potential. Because these strings are pre-stretched, they do hold tension much better than Big Bangers. Big Bangers have always felt way too harsh for me and a difficult to control. For me personally, I enjoy strings that are more dead in feel. If you can provide your own power, want a softer poly with good tension hold, give these strings a try. I never really looked at Yonex strings, but they’ve created a wonderful product with these. I use the 125 gauge because I am hitting with the Yonex Duel G 330g with a 16x20 pattern and need the thinner gauge to open up the pattern slightly. I have noticed a slight drop in longevity compared to the 120, but nothing too significant and a fair tradeoff.
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