Yonex Rexis Comfort
Multifilament with FORTIMO (highly elastic polyurethane by Mitsui Chemicals) plasma-bonded to nylon filaments
Junior Player Guide
For ParentsRecommended Level
Tension for Juniors
52-56 lbs for juniors.
Gauge Recommendation
16 (1.30mm) for durability.
Overview
Yonex Rexis Comfort is Yonex's softest high-end multifilament, built with FORTIMO - a highly elastic polyurethane developed by Mitsui Chemicals. The resin is plasma-bonded to nylon filaments at the molecular level for improved repulsion and durability. "Best String for Tennis Elbow" - many report it's the only string that let them continue playing after months of pain. Plush, smooth and connected feel that pockets the ball beautifully. Touch shots, lobs and drop shots are especially easy. Limited durability (some report 2.5 hours) - better suited for up to 4.0 level players.
Best For
- ✓ Players with tennis elbow or arm issues
- ✓ Veterans with shorter swings
- ✓ Beginners wanting premium comfort
- ✓ Players switching from poly wanting softer feel
Not Ideal For
- ✗ String breakers (low durability)
- ✗ Advanced players (up to 4.0 level)
- ✗ Those wanting firm response
- ✗ Heavy hitters
Pros
- + Maximum comfort - best for tennis elbow
- + FORTIMO technology for arm protection
- + Plush, smooth, connected feel
- + Excellent touch and feel shots
- + Consistent response
- + Premium Japanese manufacturing
Cons
- − Low durability (can break in 2.5 hours)
- − Not for advanced heavy-hitters
- − Premium price
- − Crosses flatten quickly
- − Better for 4.0 and below
Specifications
Used By
Hybrid Setup Ideas
- Poly mains + Rexis Comfort crosses
- Works as full bed for comfort seekers
Stringer Notes
Maximum comfort option. Great for arm issues. Warn about durability. Best for rec/intermediate players.
Break-in Period
Minimal. Plays soft from start.
When to Replace
Every 8-12 hours or when fraying/flattening begins.
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Sources
Data verified January 2025
- Specs: Yonex Official
- Pricing: Tennis Warehouse
- Review: Tennisnerd Review
- Review: Prostrung Review
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