Yonex Poly Tour Rev
Octagonal co-polyester monofilament with SIF (Silicone-Infused Filament) technology
Junior Player Guide
For ParentsRecommended Level
Tension for Juniors
46-50 lbs for juniors. String low - stiffest in Yonex range.
Gauge Recommendation
16L (1.25mm) for best spin potential.
Overview
Yonex Poly Tour Rev features an octagonal shape for extra bite plus SIF (Silicone-Infused Filament) technology to increase string snapback and spin potential. The stiffest in the Yonex Polytour range - a bit stiffer, crisper and more control-oriented than Poly Tour Pro. "Definitely more control oriented, which is exactly what I need for attacking tennis." Firm but muted, which helps comfort. Above-average tension maintenance in lab testing. A big string for high-performance players - not for beginners. Good for players with arm pain wanting comfort without power loss.
Best For
- ✓ High-performance players confident in their strokes
- ✓ Spin seekers wanting control
- ✓ Players who generate their own power
- ✓ Those wanting muted, comfortable poly feel
Not Ideal For
- ✗ Beginners (too underpowered)
- ✗ Players with arm issues (stiffest Yonex poly)
- ✗ Those wanting crisp, direct feedback
- ✗ Power seekers
Pros
- + Outstanding spin from octagonal shape + SIF
- + Excellent control for aggressive tennis
- + Good tension maintenance
- + Muted feel aids comfort despite stiffness
- + Great for attacking baseliners
Cons
- − Stiffest in Yonex poly range - arm concerns
- − Very underpowered for beginners
- − Premium price
- − Muted feel disappoints some
- − Some find it "slippery" feeling
Specifications
Used By
Hybrid Setup Ideas
- Softer poly or multi mains + Rev crosses
- Works as full bed for advanced players
Stringer Notes
Stiffest Yonex poly - string low. SIF tech for snapback. Good for advanced aggressive players.
Break-in Period
1-2 hours.
When to Replace
Every 12-15 hours.
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Sources
Data verified January 2025
- Specs: Yonex Official
- Pricing: Tennis Warehouse
- Review: Tennis Warehouse Review
- Review: Tennisnerd Review
- Review: Perfect Tennis Review
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