TournaBig Hitter Silver 7 Tour Poly Tennis String

I had previously been playing with a full bed of Yonex Polytour Drive 16g 1.25 on a Head Graphene Speed Pro 360+ and a freshly strung racket left me with neck discomfort the first session or so, every time. I switched to the Tourna Big Hitter Silver 7 17g and the difference was quite remarkable. I felt absolutely no discomfort at all. The BHS7 can generate tremendous spin and solid control, on par with the Yonex, which I liked a lot. Power level is a bit lower, but the comfort makes it all worth it. Hopeful the tension maintenance is as advertised, but a good first impression for sure.

Provides great control and extra topspin.

I have been using the Tourna Big Hitter Silver 7 Tour for 3 years. It's very durable. I play tennis 5-7 times per week. The string lasts about 1-2 months.

It's a good string for spin, but a little too harsh or crisp.. Some people perfer that way, but i prefer softer feeling. Otherwise a very good string with great spin potential. I hybrid it with synthetic gut in cross.

This string is just what I expected, however I can only assume this is not a string for everyone. If you like lively poly strings for the likes of Solinco Hyper G you will not like this string. I got what I wanted and expected, a shaped and less costly Luxilon 4G. The spin potential with this string is incredible, the tension maintenance is amazing just like of the Luxilon 4G string and this Big Hitter Silver 7 Tour is very stiff once again, like 4G, providing with amazing control and consistency I found. The edges of the string are very noticeable and sharp, biting into the ball aggressively and providing huge spin potential. The only downside I can think of 3 sets into the reel is the fact that based on how hard you hit, the edges of this shaped poly may wear off fast (doesn't affect much in performance).If you like the stiffer strings that offer control and you benefit from superb tension maintenance and spin potential this string is a no brainer to me!

Been stringing for years and these are the worst strings we’ve ever used. They are very brittle strings, popping within 1-2 days after stringing under 50lbs tension. One time they popped on their own with the racquet sitting on the table after stringing. Makes them untrustworthy and therefore unusable.

I use a full bed of poly and this string is incredible. I also really like the Tourna Big Hitter Silver Rough 17G as well. They are pretty much interchangeable. The rough gives just a little more spin but the best thing is you get a full bed of poly (co-poly) but not the arm issues you get with a more firm poly like ALU Big Banger. As long as you keep the tensions 10% lower than your multifilament or synthetic gut then you shouldn’t have any elbow or wrist pain. I can’t say enough good things about this string.

Similar to the black, but better durability and consistency. I like this string a lot. I do string it 2lbs higher than the black.