Overview
Whether you are a multifilament player who wants a little more control, spin, and durability, or a poly player looking to transition to a more tendon-friendly option, ISOSPEED Axon Multi has your back. It combines ultra-elastic Power Ribbons with a firm monofilament core to deliver the expanded feature set of a hybrid. It's also pre-stretched for better tension maintenance and great playability duration. Our TW testers found excellent ball pocketing with easy access to spin, punctuated by a plush feel at impact. Players looking for a crossover multifilament with fewer trade-offs in control and spin will love this one
- Gauge: 16L/1.25mm
- Length: 40ft/12m
- Construction: Polyester core with polypropylene filaments
- Color: Transparent with a black core
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Customer Reviews
ComfortableComfortable string. Hard to generate spin. Too much power for my game.
Axon multiThis is the absolute BEST STRING IVE EVER PLAY TESTED. As Master Racquet Technician with the USRSA , I see/use/string and play with more tennis strings than most people.
I also am a tester for the playing sector of teaching professionals for the above association. I feel that this Axon multi is the best string I’ve ever used in my entire life .
It’s so good that I would sign a lifetime contract right now to only use this string exclusively for the rest of my career.
It does everything better than it did before I found this. EVERYTHING.
It has no flaws, it has and brings my game to a whole different level all the while in pure puffy cloud comfort. Buy it, use it, don’t look back.
ISO Speed AxonOne of the most comfortable and arm/wrist friendly strings. Nice pocketing feel and seems to dampen the shock when receiving and contacting the ball. Just the right amount of power. Sometimes I use a full set and also like using it as my main string with a multifilament as my cross. ISO Speed flies under the radar!
Previous Feedback
Comments: I tried it as a full bed in my Blade 98 18x20. The comfort and muted feel is nice, but there is a lack of touch. Spin potential is decent, and the power is extremely high. This is probably one of the most powerful strings I've ever used. For me, that's a bad thing, because I'm so accustomed to using polyesters that are low in power. So I had to re-adjust my swings, unfortunately. I do like the feel, but this abundance of power isn't what I want. So if you're looking for power, look no further.
From:Brian, 3/14
Comments: I enjoy this string. I used it in a hybrid with Volkl Cyclone Tour, and also as a full bed. It has a unique sound with good spin and control. Good string, but I prefer the IsoSpeed Control 16.
From:Todd, 10/13
Comments: Axon multi feels like a combination of Isospeed Classic and Isospeed control. It is stiffer than Control but softer than Classic. You can see the different coloring of graphite and clear throughout the string. I have it on 2 different frames and it seems to perform better in my Volkl Organix 10 than in my Kneissl Red Star. I like the new Axon Mono better than this version overall, and if I were to go with a multi, I would still prefer the Isospeed Control. I think that Isospeed Classic users would like this one.
From:Thomas, 10/11
Comments: I am not an all multi guy at all. I normally use all poly (Luxilon, Tecnifibre Blk Code, RPM etc), or hybrid with poly/gut, poly/multi (Tecnifibre bi-phase).
Strung one of my racquets with this and I was pleasantly surprised. The only all multi string job I have tried is the Tecnifibre X Code (which I hated). This string I liked like away. It is soft but with a lot of power and pop. Despite it being soft, it has great feel. Generates a ton of topspin and the serves just explode off the court.
Although I don't think that I will get a whole racquet strung with it again, I can't wait to try it as a main hybrid with a poly as cross.Try it out, you may be surprised.
From:Steve, Chicago, IL, USA, 01/11
Comments: Hi, so I tried out this 'axon' string cause I thought I looked pretty legit, and I was right, it had a good, but different feel, and the design of the string was awesome. It doesn't feel like other mutli's, not as much feel, which I missed on the serves and volleys, they didn't feel as good, but its more of a muted feel, but when you're hitting ground strokes, this thing pops, it makes quite a loud noise it's pretty neat. I have played with it at 60 pounds both crosses and mains on a blx 95 16/18. and it has lasted 9 hours in 100+ degree heat, so it was worth the 10 bucks I would say, if it lasts another 5 hours, I might think about buying it again. Also the string tension is good, it may have lost a few pounds, but I can tell when hitting, I'm not launching balls out. Its pretty soft. But overall good string, good price, if it was 7 bucks this would be the string I always use, but at 11 bucks it's a bit pricey to be cutting it out every 1-1/2 to 2 weeks, when I have nylon that cost 1.00 to string and last just as long.I am a pretty hard hitter, 16 years old, all-around player, play about 2 hours a day.
From:Bryce, Fresno, CA, USA, 08/10