Tecnifibre Ice Code Tennis String

If you want a string that hits like a stiff string but with comfort/power/control/feel, this is the string. I string my Wilson Pro Staff 97 at 58/54lbs. I do a lot of weight lifting along with playing tennis so I'm a big hitter. This string puts a noticeable amount of spin on the ball with a lot of control and added comfort. On top of that, this string holds tension and durability exceptionally well. I'm on my 3rd week of having this string in my racquet and I have not noticed, if at all, any tension drop. I still get the control I like at 58 lbs in the mains. I may even go a little higher and string it at 60/56lbs to see if I can swing even harder while maintaining the comfort and feel. Because I have my crosses strung 4lbs less in the crosses, it adds more feel/comfort and helps tremendously at the net for serve and volley. This is all granted I don't mishit and have correct form with every shot. Definitely worth the money and price. I came from a hybrid of multi in mains (NRG2) and poly in the crosses (Razor Code) and this string does it for me primarily because I don't have to restring due to a broken string.

Strung this as my crosses in a hybrid setup. I used to use Dunlop Explosive Speed. This string brought more pop, more control and more touch. All my shots are better after changing to this string. This is now my goto.

I like these strung at 48lbs on my ezone 98. They feel soft and don't hurt my shoulder after lots of serving. I might reorder them again, currently testing lots of string to choose as my main, this one is good so far.

Not a pro level tennis player nor a string expert. But I know how I play and I can feel when the strings are a good match for me and my racquet. I started with the Wilson champion’s choice when I bought my 300S Technifibre. I’m familiar with the Champion’s choice as I’ve used them on my RF97 V13 racquet. On the Wilson RF97, they were fine but felt dead with the 300S. Swapped those out and took a chance on the Technifibre Ice Code after reading lots of reviews. Well, I can confidently say I’m in love with it. The pop is present and actually helps the 300S produce power. Not sure if it’s a spin string, but I chose the thinner gauge to add more spin to my shots. Works perfectly. I don’t think I’m going to string my Technifibre T-Fight 300S with any other string or string combo. String at 54 lbs mains and 52 lbs crosses is perfect for this tennis player.

If you want durability, control, power, and almost free access to spin, place this in your racquet now. When hitting the ball, you don't have a great feel, but, the way I would describe it, as it doesn't feel like you are hitting the ball with a plank of wood, but more like hitting with packing peanut with power. When hitting, I would advise taking pace off and going more for a spin/control oriented swing as these strings are powerful by their own nature, so you may want to go up a pound or two on tension to tame that power if you have a flatter type of shot. This string would also be a great cross string in a hybrid as it is a rounded type of string (similar to the Red Code Wax) and combined with a shaped string (similar to a RPM blast or Tecnifibre Black Code 4s) to make your racquet a spin monster.

This is a decent string that is fairly comfortable and solid feeling. I used it in a Babolat Pure Aero for several sessions and it didn't feel like it lost any tension or changed qualities during that time. I could generate decent power with it, but I would say that it's more of a control string. The Pure Aero is a powerful racquet but I never felt like the Ice Code gave it too much power. I like to generate spin and that's where the Ice Code falls short for me. There are other strings out there that are control oriented, comfortable, and have more spin potential. The advantage that Ice Code has is that it seems to last longer than most while not being super expensive. I strung it at around 50 lbs.

I love this string, I don’t get elbow pain when hitting with this string. It has very good power for a poly string.

I have Ice Code as my main and Black Code S as my cross. Ice Code provides a lively pop while the Black Code S provides spin. This combination is easy on my wrist and elbow. Strung at 55lbs on a Babolat Pure Strike

casse vitre après 3-4h si vous êtes un gros puncheur fond de court

Excelente produto

気に入ったこと：少し柔らかめで、打感が良い。 気に入らないこと：張り上がりのテンションとの落差が大きい。

Tecnifibre sulle corde è una garanzia di qualità. Monofilo ottimo, non troppo morbido ma neanche rigido, perfetto per le mie Tfight!

È un pessimo prodotto, non si po neanche racordare bene la racheta ho fatto 5 palleggi È la corda già si era spostato totalmente