Tourna Big Hitter Blue

While most polyester strings feel stiff and boardy, the Big Hitter Blue incorporates aluminum fibers to create a noticeably softer, more forgiving impact. It offers the control you expect from a poly, but with significantly less harshness on your arm.

If you are prone to arm issues, this is a much safer choice than a traditional, rigid polyester string. However, it is still a co-polyester, so if you have severe or chronic pain, you might consider pairing it with a softer multifilament in a hybrid setup.

Yes, the string is designed with good tension maintenance in mind. While all strings lose some snap-back over time, the construction of this co-poly helps it retain its bite and spin characteristics longer than many other options in its class.

Absolutely. It is built for aggressive baseliners who break strings frequently. The co-polyester material is inherently resistant to notching, meaning it will hold up well against the friction of heavy topspin shots.

Because it is a co-polyester, you should generally string it at a slightly lower tension than you would with a nylon or multifilament string. Dropping your tension by 2-4 pounds will help you unlock the string's full potential for power and comfort.