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G Tour
GOSEN finely blended the high purity polymer for the power players
who swing fast to maximize the initial velocity and power to pierce
at the baseline of the opponent’s court.
G Spin
GOSEN created the hexagonal shaped co-polyester string which comes from G-TOUR3 and main concept for this string is "Crisp hitting feel" & "Spin". G-SPIN3 high repulsion with ball biting, and hexagonal shape of the string creates superior spin performance. Normally, player feels stiff from textured string; however G-SPIN3 adopts the material which is same as G-TOUR3, so players can create the good ball biting with spin
Polylon
Designed to increase power and spin, the thinner gauge provides an added feel increasing to the comfort level of poly strings.
The durability of the strings have increased the spin and control performance and has all around great playability.
OG Sheep
Traditional synthetic string that is aimed for good all round performance.
The OG Sheep uses a nylon mono-filament which is beneficial to to wide range players. It specialises in cost performance, repulsion and durability.
Multifilament
The multifilament has a unique structure that has a high resilience to minimalise the tension loss in each shot that is taken.
The Multifilament strings are structured with a mono-filament heat resistant, polymide fibre. This method of creating the strings is what minises tension.
Luxair
The Luxair is a hybrid of the Umishima structure mixed with multifilament. Aimed at players who are seeking comfort.
There are two types of LuXair strings : The first being the LuXairAssisT, it has a high assist function added with a moderate hold feeling 3islands X Multifilament X LFS Coating
The second type is the LuXairBiTe, it has a high hold feeling and appropriate assist function 19 islands X Multi filament X LFS Coating
TnT
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024
I am a recreational player. I have been using various strings, most of these strings after several hours of use, they seem to feel dead. this Gosen string is the needle in the haystack for me. So far the string bed feels live to me every time I am playing. the only down side to this is the string does not snap back.Overall, this is my go to string. I am happy!
David Young
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
It's very strong and lasts for a long time, well worth the money.
bgc
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
For the longest time, Wilson Enduro Pro 17 was my go to string... until it was discontinued. Kirschbaum SuperSmash Orange 1.23 became a long term replacement. I still like and use SuperSmash Orange but decided to look for a "traditional" poly string with a bit less stiffness. I decided to give Gosen Polylon 17 a try. Subjectively, it feels thinner than SuperSmash even though it is described as 1.24mm (vs 1.23mm SuperSmash). Objectively, definitely softer than SuperSmash and easier to string. As the tension is applied during stringing, it has more give, too.On the court, it felt softer without losing any control. It is not shaped but it has good snapback and decent spin potential. It delivered more power on serves.I have played with it for four hours and so far, I like it.Racquets, strings and string tension are a very personal thing. However, if you're looking for a traditional poly with a softer feel, give it a try. Just might be the "value" string you're looking for :)- Strung at #53 on Wilson ProStaff 97
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024
String snapped during the stringing process, first time ever happening in 7 years. Was very disappointed.
Long Time Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2022
I string these at 59lbs. and after a couple of hours of play they provide good control and a nice pop on serves and ground strokes with my control frame. I’m yet to break these.
Rory
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2022
Great product. Fast shipping. Good price.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021
String racquet
Tu
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2021
I have been playing only with Gosen Polylon for over 10 years, and I never want to try with other strings. It get me more power and get better control.
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