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Wilson NXT 16 Racquet String

$22.00
Color: Natural
Gauge: 16
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Product Information

Elevate your tennis game with Wilson® NXT™ strings. The most commonly used premium synthetic string from Wilson®, NXT™ strings deliver an expanded sweet spot for greater comfort and control on the court. The nylon, PU, Xycro microfiber composition and 16 g gauge combine for versatile playability that will push your game to the next level. Win every set with the Wilson® NXT™ Natural Racquet String.

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FEATURES:

  • Synthetic racquet string
  • Wilson® most used premium synthetic
  • Category: Playability
  • Materials: Nylon, PU, Xycro Microfibers
  • Length: 40’ (12.2m)
  • Gauge: 16 g (1.30 mm)
  • Model: WRZ942700
  • Web ID: 16WILUNXT16G2014XRCQ
  • SKU: 14709773

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