Tecnifibre multifilament

Tecnifibre NRG2

1,120 Elastyl fibers bonded with flexy polyurethane resin, SPL coating

Data verified January 2025
$14-18 Per Set
16, 17 Gauges
low Stiffness
8+ Min Age

Performance Ratings

power 9/10
spin 6/10
control 5/10
comfort 9/10
durability 5/10
tension Maintenance 6/10

Junior Player Guide

For Parents
Arm Friendliness Excellent
Cost Effectiveness Average

Recommended Level

beginnerintermediate

Tension for Juniors

52-56 lbs for juniors.

Gauge Recommendation

16 (1.30mm) for durability.

Overview

Tecnifibre NRG2 features 1,120 individual Elastyl fibers bonded with polyurethane resin offering 400% elasticity. This gives 12% more power than standard synthetic polyamide strings. The SPL (Silicon Pyrogene Lubritec) coating improves durability and resistance to notching. "Let's not mince words, Tecnifibre NRG2 is powerful" - ideal for players with slow to medium strokes still developing their swings. Playtesters raved about the soft, buttery feel. One of the best tennis strings for tennis elbow.

Best For

  • ✓ Players with arm issues or tennis elbow
  • ✓ Developing juniors with slow to medium swings
  • ✓ Doubles players wanting touch on volleys
  • ✓ Hybrid crosses for power boost

Not Ideal For

  • ✗ Players with fast, full swings (too powerful)
  • ✗ Those needing spin
  • ✗ String breakers
  • ✗ Control-oriented players

Pros

  • + Exceptional comfort - soft, buttery feel
  • + 12% more power than standard synthetics
  • + Great for arm issues/tennis elbow
  • + SPL coating improves durability
  • + Good value for premium multifilament

Cons

  • − May be too powerful for fast swingers
  • − Limited spin potential
  • − Durability lacking - frays easily
  • − Limited control on big swings

Specifications

Type multifilament
Construction 1,120 Elastyl fibers bonded with flexy polyurethane resin, SPL coating
Gauges 16, 17
Colors Natural, Black
Set Price $14-$18
Reel Price $150-$180

Used By

Recreational and senior players

Hybrid Setup Ideas

  • Poly mains + NRG2 crosses for comfort boost
  • Works as full bed for arm-sensitive players

Stringer Notes

Good comfort option at lower price than X-One. SPL coating helps with durability. Great recommendation for arm-sensitive players.

Break-in Period

Minimal. Plays well from first hit.

When to Replace

Every 10-15 hours. Use string savers to extend life.

Similar Strings

tecnifibre x one biphasewilson nxtbabolat xcel

Sources

Data verified January 2025

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