Wilson · Multifilament
Wilson NXT Power
Enhanced multifilament with extra shock absorbing fibers
Price per set$18–20USD, typical retail
Gauges16, 17, 18Natural
StiffnesslowMultifilament
Junior minimum age8+beginner, intermediate
Performance ratings
Power
9
Spin
5
Control
5
Comfort
10
Durability
4
Tension hold
6
Overview
While nothing can replicate natural gut comfort, NXT Power comes awfully close. Wilson has packed it with even more shock absorbing fibers than the original NXT, delivering outstanding comfort and feel. Makes modern stiff frames feel perfectly dampened. The closest synthetic alternative to natural gut in terms of pure comfort.
Best for
- Maximum comfort seekers
- Players with serious arm issues
- Those who find standard NXT too firm
- Players with stiff modern frames
Not ideal for
- Advanced players needing control
- Topspin players
- String breakers
- Big hitters
Pros
- Maximum comfort - closest to natural gut
- Exceptional shock absorption
- Great for stiff modern frames
- Outstanding feel
- Ideal for arm problems
Cons
- Very low durability
- Limited control
- Not for big hitters
- Low spin potential
- Can feel too soft for some
Stringer notes
Ultimate comfort option. Recommend for players prioritizing arm health above all else.
Break-in period
None. Plays soft from start.
When to replace
Every 8-12 hours. Very low durability.
Hybrid setup ideas
- Poly mains + NXT Power crosses
- Works as full bed for ultimate comfort
Used by
Recreational and senior players
Specifications
- Type
- Multifilament
- Construction
- Enhanced multifilament with extra shock absorbing fibers
- Gauges
- 16, 17, 18
- Colors
- Natural
- Set price
- $18–$20
- Reel price
- $180–$220
- Brand
- Wilson (USA)
Sources & reviews
Data verified January 2025. Something wrong? Send a correction.
- Specs: Tennis Warehouse
- Pricing: Tennis Warehouse
- Review: Tennis Warehouse Review