The string’s sharp edges grabbed the ball, producing even more topspin than the original Revolve. I could target lines and corners with ease, moving my opponents around the court. I had no fear of over hitting and also found the string to have great directional accuracy. As a result of this low powered construction, control was also excellent with Revolve Spin. I could load up and hit massive groundstrokes that reliably stayed in the court. The low powered nature allowed me to consistently take massive cuts at the ball without fear of sailing the ball long. While some players may be disappointed, I enjoyed this feature.
It does not bring a lot of inherent power to the table instead players must bring the power with them. Revolve Spin fell into the low powered category for me. I was a big fan of revolve when it debuted so I was anxious to hit the court with this new member of the Revolve family. However, the Spin version now has a pentagonal profile for increased ball bite and spin potential. This model retains the same ultra high molecular weight (UHMW) coating of the original, allowing for low friction and increased snap back. Looking to add even more spin to an already potent string, they have now introduced Wilson Revolve Spin. Wilson found a lot of success when they introduced their Revolve polyester string to the market. Tecnifibre TFight 315 LTD 16M 52lbs/ 54lbs Construction: Shaped Co-Polymer Monofilament
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