Tecnifibre Ice Code 16/1.30 String
5.0
Overview
Introducing Ice Code, an advanced co-polymer monofilament from Tecnifibre. This string's ultra controlled response on full swings enables big hitters to attack the ball with their most powerful strokes. The result is a heavy combination of spin and power. With its durable construction and low-friction surface, Ice Code holds its playability longer than the average co-poly. Ultimately, this is a great option for experienced players who want spin, precision and durability. The fact that it lasts longer than many of its competitors is a nice bonus.
- Gauge: 16/1.30mm
- Length: 40ft/12.2m
- Composition: Co-polyester Monofilament
- Color: White
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Customer Reviews
Outstanding modern poly stringBest string I've ever tried - control is superb. Great combination of Control, Spin, and Comfort. Compared to other top rated TW strings. More Comfortable vs Solinco Hyper-G. Better Spin vs Head Lynx Tour. Better Control vs Volkl V Torque Tour
TFight ISO 315.
What a beautyString this up in any of the T-Fight's or TF40's and you're good to go. Awesome control and good access to spin and power while remaining comfortable. Easy recommendation.
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Previous Feedback
Comments: Absolutely love this string for its precision, comfort, and playability. Because it's a poly, of course it's going to be durable, but playability usually is an issue going on a full bed of poly as tension starts to drop drastically after three weeks at around three to four times a week of hitting. I play a big topspin lefty game and at three weeks this tension has stayed relatively close to what I initially strung it at which is 52 pounds in a Yonex Vcore Pro 310. It's not the most comfortable poly out there nor does it bite as much as other polys out there, but man does it pocket and target well. Love this string and it's worth a try if you like a full bed of poly set up.
From: George, 1/31/20
Comments: These strings feel and look so much like Polyfibre TCS Rapid. The pocketing and spin seems average. Definitely softer than Black Code, but doesn't have the same control. I was hoping it would feel as lively and powerful as Tecnifibre Razor Code, which is my favorite string, but it doesn't.
From: Jay, 11/26/19