Pro Stringer Strings

Choose your shape. Fine-tune your feel. Three polyester strings developed with Marcos Giron.

$149.00

  • Three shapes for bite, power or spin.
  • Two gauges to fine-tune feel and durability.
  • Reels, three-set packs or a six-set sampler.
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On tour

Trusted at the top.

Blue Steel 1.28 mm, developed with Marcos Giron.

Marcos Giron

Developed with Marcos Giron

“The Blue Steel 1.28 mm I developed with Pro Stringer is the best string on tour, and trust me, I've tried many. The feel and spin is second to none, as well as the durability. With the snap-back, it gives a consistent response on every shot, and my whole game is now built on it.”

Marcos GironATP Tour · plays Blue Steel 1.28 mm

Find your playing profile

Three shapes. Three ways to play.

Start with the response you want from the ball. Then choose the gauge that suits your game.

Silver Bullet

Round

Silver Bullet

Power with rapid snap-back

A powerful string with rapid snap-back. It bends at contact, then snaps back perfectly straight into place, giving you easy power with pinpoint depth control.

Spin
3 / 5
Power
5 / 5
Control
4 / 5
Bite
2 / 5
Available gauges

1.25 / 1.30 mm

Choose Silver Bullet
Black Hex

Hexagonal · 6 edges

Black Hex

Six edges for maximum spin

A hexagonal string whose six edges grip the ball for heavy spin. A lively response with great revolutions on the ball.

Spin
5 / 5
Power
4 / 5
Control
3 / 5
Bite
4 / 5
Available gauges

1.20 / 1.25 mm

Choose Black Hex

Fine-tune your feel

How to choose your gauge

Gauge is the string’s thickness in millimetres. A smaller number means a thinner string.

Thinner gauge

More spin and bite.

1.20 / 1.23 mm

Thicker gauge

More durability and control.

1.25 / 1.28 mm

Feel the difference

The shape changes the response.

Bite, snap-back or spin?
At contactBite, snap-back or spin?

Each string brings a different response to the ball. Choose the feel you want to build your game around.

  • Blue Steel: four edges for maximum bite and great arc control.
  • Silver Bullet: bends at contact, then snaps straight back for power and pinpoint depth control.
  • Black Hex: six edges for spin, with a lively response and great revolutions on the ball.

Make it your own

A familiar setup. Or a fresh starting point.

Choose your favourite reel, three individual sets, or try the range with a Mixed String Set.

Start with the string’s shape, then fine-tune its thickness. Blue Steel 1.28 is the most popular string in the range. For extra spin and bite, explore a thinner gauge.

Owner reviews

What Pro Stringer Strings players say

Reviews from owners on pro-stringer.com.

  • 2024-08-23

    I thought I was set on Alu power until I tried silver bullet

    I thought I was set on Alu power until I tried silver bullet. SB has great spin, plenty of power and is the most comfortable poly I’ve tried. Excited to try blue steel as a full bed and also the hybrid they suggest. Great customer service.

    S

    Saxon Watson

    Verified owner

    Pro Stringer Strings

  • 2023-08-19

    The stringing machines and the blue steel string are both of…

    The stringing machines and the blue steel string are both of insane quality, would highly recommend to anyone

    M

    Matthew

    Verified owner

    Pro Stringer Strings

  • 2022-10-15

    I have tried several stringing machines

    I have tried several stringing machines. Finally I tried the Pro Stringer String Machine and I am extremely satisfied. It is great and easy to travel with. I use it in combination with the Blue Steel 1,23 string and a Yonex Ezone 98. I have found an exceptional combo that suits me. I can only recommend the stringing machine and the Blue Steel string. Keep it up!

    P

    Petr Motzbäuchel

    Verified owner

    Pro Stringer Strings

Customer review photo

Pro Stringer Strings questions, answered.

Which string should I choose?
  • Blue Steel: Maximum bite and great arc control.
  • Silver Bullet: Power with rapid snap-back and pinpoint depth control.
  • Black Hex: Spin and a lively response.
How fast will it arrive?

Orders are dispatched in 2–3 days and arrive in 4–5 business days worldwide after leaving our fulfilment hub. Free on orders over $400 and on every machine.

How does the 30-day money-back guarantee work?

Return it within 30 days of delivery in its original packaging. Request a return (RMA) from our team and we refund you once it is back with us.

Shipping and card processing costs are deducted. See our Returns policy.

Which gauge should I choose?

A thinner gauge offers more spin and bite; a thicker gauge offers more durability and control. Blue Steel comes in 1.23 and 1.28 mm. Silver Bullet comes in 1.25 and 1.30 mm. Black Hex comes in 1.20 and 1.25 mm. Blue Steel 1.28 is the most popular string in the range.

ModuleX-2 or ModuleX-6: what’s the difference?

Choose the frame support that suits your setup. The mounting system is separate from the tensioning machine: select only a configuration offered for your product and sport.

  • ModuleX-2 · side pull
    ModuleX-2 · side pull
  • ModuleX-6 · 6 support points
    ModuleX-6 · 6 support points
  • ModuleX-6 · frame support
    ModuleX-6 · frame support

Start with the support you need. The modular system allows compatible cross bars and supports to be added later. Changing from X6 to X2 requires the correct head support. Contact the team to confirm conversion parts.

  • ModuleX-2

    The lightest setup to travel with.

  • ModuleX-6

    Additional head and throat support.

Compare mounting systems
ConfigurationModuleX-2ModuleX-6
Support points26
Frame supportMain racquet bars and head support.Adds throat and head cross bars.
Best suited toPlayers who prioritise a compact setup.Players looking for support at both ends of the frame.

ModuleX is compatible with CybeX and Platinum 3.0, not Platinum 1.0 or 2.0. For badminton and squash, ModuleX-6 is converted to a four-point configuration. Follow the guide for your racquet and use the required sport-specific clamps and adapters.

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