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Best tennis strings for advanced juniors

Top 12 of 63 matching strings in our database. #1 is Solinco Tour Bite.

Advanced juniors generate their own pace. They need a string that tames it with spin and control and holds up through long tournament weekends.

Most picks are polyesters. Restring often: a poly that has lost its tension plays stiff and dead even if it has not broken.

The list

1 Polyester $10–12 / set

Solinco

Tour Bite

Square-shaped co-polyester with sharp edges

Spin
10
Control
10
Durability
9
Comfort
3
Arm friendliness 1 of 5 Arm 15+ yrs
2 Polyester $14–18 / set

Tecnifibre

Black Code 4S

Square-shaped co-polyester with four spin edges

Spin
10
Control
10
Durability
8
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 15+ yrs
3 Polyester $12–13 / set

Solinco

Hyper-G

Square-shaped co-polyester monofilament

Spin
10
Control
9
Durability
8
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
4 Polyester $20–21 / set

Babolat

RPM Blast

Octagonal high-density co-polyester monofilament

Spin
10
Control
9
Durability
7
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
5 Polyester $8–10 / set

Wilson

Revolve Spin

Pentagonal co-polyester monofilament

Spin
10
Control
9
Durability
7
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
6 Polyester $14–18 / set

Head

Lynx Tour

6-sided co-polyester monofilament with low-friction surface

Spin
9
Control
9
Durability
8
Comfort
6
Arm friendliness 3 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
7 Polyester $11–13 / set

Solinco

Confidential

Pentagonal-shaped co-polyester monofilament

Spin
9
Control
9
Durability
8
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
8 Polyester $12–15 / set

Volkl

V-Torque

Six-sided co-polyester monofilament with 3 deep grooves

Spin
9
Control
9
Durability
8
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
9 Polyester $16–20 / set

Yonex

Poly Tour Rev

Octagonal co-polyester monofilament with SIF (Silicone-Infused Filament) technology

Spin
9
Control
9
Durability
8
Comfort
6
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 15+ yrs
10 Polyester $10–12 / set

Solinco

Tour Bite Soft

Square-shaped co-polyester with softening additives

Spin
9
Control
9
Durability
7
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 2 of 5 Arm 14+ yrs
11 Polyester $12–15 / set

Volkl

V-Square

Square-shaped co-polyester monofilament with 4 sharp edges

Spin
10
Control
8
Durability
7
Comfort
5
Arm friendliness 3 of 5 Arm 13+ yrs
12 Polyester $20–21 / set

Babolat

RPM Blast Rough

Textured octagonal high-density co-polyester

Spin
10
Control
8
Durability
6
Comfort
6
Arm friendliness 3 of 5 Arm 13+ yrs

Ranking table

Best tennis strings for advanced juniors
# String Type PowerSpinControlComfortDurability Arm Set price
1 Solinco Tour Bite Polyester 5101039 1/5 $10–12
2 Tecnifibre Black Code 4S Polyester 5101058 2/5 $14–18
3 Solinco Hyper-G Polyester 710958 2/5 $12–13
4 Babolat RPM Blast Polyester 610957 2/5 $20–21
5 Wilson Revolve Spin Polyester 510957 2/5 $8–10
6 Head Lynx Tour Polyester 69968 3/5 $14–18
7 Solinco Confidential Polyester 79958 2/5 $11–13
8 Volkl V-Torque Polyester 59958 2/5 $12–15
9 Yonex Poly Tour Rev Polyester 59968 2/5 $16–20
10 Solinco Tour Bite Soft Polyester 69957 2/5 $10–12
11 Volkl V-Square Polyester 610857 3/5 $12–15
12 Babolat RPM Blast Rough Polyester 710866 3/5 $20–21

How we ranked

We kept strings that list advanced players among their recommended levels, ranked them by spin plus control, and broke ties with durability.

Ratings come from our string database, built from manufacturer specs, lab tests and published reviews. Each string page lists its sources. 51 more strings passed the filter but did not make the top 12.

Questions parents ask

How often should an advanced junior restring?

Polyester loses tension fast, so many tournament juniors restring every one to three weeks. Our string log suggests an interval from how often your player hits.

Should advanced juniors use the same string as the pros?

Not always. Pros string daily and have fully developed arms. A slightly softer string or lower tension is often a better fit for a teenager.