Strings

[Hogheg]

Just remember that more expensive strings tend not only to play better, but to last longer as well.

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@jsell14

@Chino_G_YYJ

@jsell14

@Chino_G_YYJ

I was thinkin of ordering Kitty Sfrings normal and nylon but idk if they are a good string.

Does the Toxic string play well? (smooth on binds and tricks).

Yes they play very well. They may seem rough but they’re always very smooth and great for whips and slacks.

How much does it come in? 5 strings, 10 strings, etc.

There are 10 in the standerd packs and 14 in the Dragon packs. The standerds cost $6 and the Dragons cost $7 but I just checked and they’re all out of stock.

Dang, 10 for $6? Thats pretty expensive. The Kitty Strings cost $3.50 for a 10 pack. What do you think about the Kitty Strings?

Something to keep in mind regarding the dragon strings is they play for a very long time. They even spring back to life if you run them through a wash/dry cycle.

There are several different string types/brands I like (personal favorites are Toxic, Twisted, Kitty, and Stringlab), this is just a response to your comment about the spendiness of the dragon.

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[Doctor_B]

Here’s my two cents:

Cheap-o string:
100% poly, type 6. I prefer white and bright yellow. There are a few basic differences between manufacturers, but they’re inexpensive enough to rack up quite a collection.

Mid-range handmades:
Kitty String. Love it, love it, love it. Great durability, the standard version is soft enough for every day play, and it just feels better. A little heavier than standard poly string.

High-end handmades:
Twisted Stringz Type D. Super thick, super heavy, super durable. Takes some getting used to, but it is amazing.

In the end? I say buy a lot of the cheap, a bit of the mid-range, and a few packs of the high-end. Variety is the spice of life, after all!

Cheers,
Dr. B