Tecnifibre

Does lowering tension on the crosses increase spin?
Yes — here’s how it works.

Spin is mainly generated by the mains through “snapback,” when the strings return to their original position after ball impact.

👉 Lower tension on the crosses allows more main string movement
👉 More movement = greater snapback effect
👉 Greater snapback = more spin potential

In short, adjusting cross tension can directly influence how much spin you can produce.

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What’s the real gauge of your multifilament string?

When a multifilament string is installed and tensioned, it tends to become slightly thinner — unlike polyester strings, which usually keep their original gauge.
👉 A multifilament can play thinner once strung
👉 Polyester strings generally keep the same gauge
👉 Multifilament strings also tend to hold tension longer than polyester strings

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