Understanding the Importance of Strings

Yonex strings are designed for different playing styles such as power, control, durability, and all-round performance. Choosing the right string can significantly improve your game.

1. Yonex BG-65

Gauge: 0.70 mm
Category: Durability

Best for:

• Beginners & intermediate players
• Club players who break strings often
• Training & practice sessions

Key Features:

• Excellent durability
• Stable tension retention
• Solid and forgiving feel

Playing Style:
✔ Long-lasting
✔ Less repulsion
✔ Ideal for rough usage

2. Yonex BG-65 Ti

Gauge: 0.70 mm
Category: Durability + Slight Power

Best for:

• Intermediate players
• Players who want durability with a crisp feel

Key Features:

• Titanium coating for added sharp feel
• Better repulsion than BG-65
• Long string life

Playing Style:
✔ Durable
✔ Slightly more power
✔ Metallic hitting sound

3. Yonex BG-80 Power

Gauge: 0.68 mm
Category: Power

Best for:

• Aggressive attacking players
• Singles specialists

Key Features:

• Enhanced repulsion
• Solid hitting feel
• Great tension hold

Playing Style:
✔ Explosive power
✔ Fast rallies
✔ Slightly less durable than BG-80

4. Yonex BG-66 Ultimax

Gauge: 0.65 mm
Category: Power & Repulsion

Best for:

• Intermediate to professional players
• Fast rally players

Key Features:

• High repulsion
• Soft feel
• Excellent touch play

Playing Style:
✔ Quick clears
✔ Strong net play
✔ Less durability

5. Yonex Nanogy 95 (NBG-95)

Gauge: 0.69 mm
Category: Durability & Control

Best for:

• Hard hitters
• Players using high string tension

Key Features:

• Nano-coated for reduced string wear
• Excellent durability
• Consistent performance

Playing Style:
✔ High tension play
✔ Strong control
✔ Stable performance

6. Yonex Aerobite (Hybrid String)

Gauge:

• Main: 0.67 mm
• Cross: 0.61 mm

Category: Control + Spin

Best for:

• Advanced & professional players
• Players focusing on net control

Key Features:

• Hybrid string setup
• Enhanced shuttle grip
• Excellent spin and control

Playing Style:
✔ Tight net shots
✔ Precision play
✔ Requires skilled handling

String Tension Tip

• Lower tension (20–23 lbs): More power, forgiving

• Medium tension (24–26 lbs): Balanced performance

• High tension (27–30+ lbs): Maximum control (advanced players only)