I restrung my Head Microgel Radical Midplus with this set of strings. The thinner string was strung at 52 pounds in the mains with the multifilament in the crosses at 54 pounds.

I noticed that my racquet felt under-powered than usual because these strings don't give much free power but the increase in control was noticeable. I also noticed I had to work harder on my technique and swing faster to get depth on my shots.

I am not sure if I would get these strings again, as the decision to try this comfort hybrid was because of a shoulder injury which has since recovered. However, I would recommend it as an affordable portal into hybrid string setups.

My only wish is that decathlon would bundle their shaped polyester strings TA930 with the TA500 multifilament. Right now, the only way to try this setup is to buy both strings separately and there would be enough strings left over to string another racquet.

This is the first time I tried hybrid string. I like it very much. I was looking for more control than power , and the hybrid delivers. The only thing I would do next time is put a bit more tension. I had it at 56lbs. At 58~60lb would be better.
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this is such a money for value hybrid choice. by using that 1.12 as main, you can expect great feel and touch and power, and dose not sacrifice too much of the control. I can have very good feel on hands when i purposely add a lot of spins on the balls, but of cos you cannot expect it is as durable as others like 1.3. Still, as a hybrid option, i think it is an excellent choice for good amateur players.