Dunlop NT Max Plus Tennis String

Yes, this string is specifically designed for arm health. Its multifilament construction is soft and elastic, which helps dampen vibrations and absorb shock at impact, making it a much more forgiving option than stiffer polyester strings.

While polyester strings are built for spin and control, the NT Max Plus prioritizes comfort and power. You will find it easier to generate depth with this string, but you should expect less bite on the ball and slightly less control compared to a rigid polyester setup.

The 17-gauge is a thinner diameter that enhances the string's feel and responsiveness. It is ideal for recreational and intermediate players who want a plush, lively response from their racquet, though it will fray and break faster than thicker 16-gauge options.

Not particularly. Because the material is soft and elastic, it doesn't offer the same 'snap-back' effect that stiffer, shaped polyester strings provide for generating heavy topspin. This string is better suited for players who prefer a consistent, comfortable feel over aggressive spin production.

Absolutely. Many players pair a soft multifilament like the NT Max Plus in the crosses with a stiffer polyester in the mains. This hybrid setup allows you to soften the feel of a poly string while maintaining some of the durability and spin benefits of the stiffer material.