Win a Free Set of Wilson Sensation Control Tennis String or Wilson Savage Duo Tennis String
By David Henry on Jan 19, 2012 with Comments 93
Wilson is introducing two new strings for 2012… Wilson Sensation Control and Wilson Savage Duo. Check out my video reviews of these two new tennis strings and, if you think you might like to try them, watch the video below for your chance to win a free set. Good luck.
Thanks for checking in.
DH
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Thanks, haha i kept acidentaly hitting enter my bad
hey can you enter me into the contest please? thanks!
hi, i would love to be entered!
I would like to be entered. I find a lot of great info from your videos.
Hey Colby. Glad you received my Learn To String DVD Course. Let me know if you have questions. Your set of Still In Black strings is in the envelope and addressed. It will definitely ship on Monday or Tuesday. Take care.
DH
Glad you’re crossing your fingers and not holding your breath – the drawing is still a week away. 🙂
DH
New stringer here. Love all the info you post.
I’d love it if you would enter me in the drawing for the Wilson strings.
Thanks for all you do
Hey David,
I would like to be entered into the contest. I have been following you for a little over a week and have really liked the information you have provided. I was also wondering if you could comment on the durability of Luxilon’s Alu Power Big Banger because they are expensive and would like to know more before I buy a couple sets.
Could you please enter me?
I’d like to enter
Count me in for the giveaway
Hey Lori – Welcome to Inspired Tennis and welcome to the wonderful world of stringing. Thanks for your kind words about the information I post – much appreciated. Good luck in this contest!
DH
Hey Brent – Welcome to Inspired Tennis. I’m glad to have you following.
Alu Power is an amazing string when fresh (assuming you have topspin-producing groundstrokes with fast racquet head speed). “When fresh” being the key words. Alu does tend to lose its playability/tension fairly quickly. I play with Alu Power Rough (same string – just a textured version), and I usually cut it out after about 8 hours of singles play – as I find it starts to change the way it plays at that point – plus… I want to error on the side of caution and not risk any additional arm/elbow problems by playing with dead co-poly. You may be able to get additional hours out of it. You’ll just need to test it and see. But yes… It can be expensive for only 8 hours of play. Good thing I don’t have to pay stringing labor fees. 🙂
As far as breaking… Like most co-polys, it is very durable but again… just because it doesn’t break, doesn’t mean it isn’t “dead”.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions. Take care.
DH
Enter me into the contest David. Thanks!
Thanks for making this contest, I really need string.
You’re welcome. Thanks for entering. Really need string, huh? Lol. Well, you came to the right place. After this current Wilson contest, I have MANY more planned over the foreseeable future. Dunlop Black Widow, Dunlop Silk, Dunlop Juice, Genesis Hexonic, some new strings from Still In Black, and possibly some other new strings from Wilson. Stay tuned…
DH
I’d love to enter…
Thanks !
I would like to enter! Also, David i have a Gamma X-2 Stringer, i would like to know when stringing a Polyester string, i would like to know to string it. I’ve strung Synthetic Gut, and some multifilament strings, but Poly’s are the ones that annoy me and have snapped in the middle of stringing so any tips would be appreciated. Keep the Videos COMING!
enter me on the drawing
John – Co-polys are, for the most part, more durable than syn guts and multis – from a playing perspective. Co-polys, as you know, just don’t stretch like the other types of strings – and thus can pose some snapping problems if you are not tensioning properly. I have never strung on a drop-weight machine like your X-2, so I am not sure I can offer much advice. I am guessing the co-poly string is snapping when you are pulling tension, correct? If this is the case, it sounds like you’re just not tensioning properly. Perhaps you’re pulling tension way to quickly/abruptly, and that is putting way too much stress on the string – and since it is not very elastic, it just snaps as opposed to stretching.
Take care.
DH
Thanks for entering me in the draw
I would like to enter please!
Hey Dave…please enter my name in the drawing. Thx
Can you please enter me in the drawing? Thanks for this great opportunity!
Pleas enter me in the drawing. Thanks.
Please enter me in this drawing, TY!
Can I enter in? I’m want to try the wilson strings!
I would liked to be entered in this contest! Thanks
David, please enter me in the contest.
Thanks
Tim
Yep – You’re in, Albert.
Hi David,
Enter me please! Hopefully I’ll finally win !
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id like to be entered david
Please enter me in the contest also.
Thank you!
I’d like to be entered in the drawing. Thanks.
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hi im interested please enter me in thanks great vids
Robert – The entry period for the Wilson string give-away ended last night at Midnight EST. I am pretty certain you already entered though. Stay tuned – as I will have many more future string give-away contests.
Take care.
DH
do you know what makes that crisp pop sound when you hit a tennis ball
No clue. I’m guessing it is the combination of some complex physics and chemistry. I’m not smart enough to know that. 🙂
DH