Topspin Cyber Blue 16/1.30 String
Line: Topspin Cyber Blue
$8.49
Offers the same great control and durability as Topspin Cyber Flash string but with a softer and more dampened feel. Topspin Cyber Blue (formerly called Cyber Power) offers improved tension maintenance and added comfort over many competing co-polyester strings. This 16 gauge version offers improved durability over the 17 gauge version.
String specs
| Gauge | 16/1.30mm |
| Length | 40ft/12m |
| Composition | Polyester |
| Color | Ice Blue |
Where to buy
What players say
Tennis Warehouse customers buying the 40ft set of Topspin Cyber Blue 16 describe it as a soft, arm-friendly polyester with good control and adequate spin for players who swing with proper technique. Feedback mirrors what's said about the same string's reel packaging, with players noting it is not harsh on the arm like typical stiff co-polys and holds tension well.
Best for
- Hard topspin players who want poly control without typical poly arm shock
- Players switching off stiffer polys (Alu Power, RPM Blast) for more comfort
- Chronic string breakers who find typical co-polys too harsh
- Players who only need one set and don't want to buy a full reel
Pros
- Noticeably softer and more arm-friendly than typical stiff polyester strings
- Good control that lets players swing freely and still keep the ball in the court
- Adequate spin with proper technique
- Reliable delivery and packaging reported by buyers of the set
Cons
- Limited independent review coverage beyond Tennis Warehouse's own customer review section
- Spin described as adequate rather than exceptional compared to more aggressive spin-oriented polys
- Set format costs more per string job than buying off the 722' reel for players who restring often
Voices
— Rod, CA, United States, Web
Really good control with nice feel. It is not harsh on the arm like some poly strings...also adequate spin with proper technique.
— Verified Tennis Warehouse customer, GEO, United States, Web
Product was as advertised. Received in a couple of days.
