Exceptional control for precise shot dictate and accurate pocketing
Outstanding feel for enhanced shot connection and comfort
Long-lasting playability reduces frequency of string changes
Engineered for optimal pocketing to enable commanding precision
Eco-friendly packaging in a paper sleeve supports sustainability
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In full Sync with your game - Designed to deliver exceptional control, outstanding feel, and long-lasting snapback, Sync lets players maximize connection with every shot, dictating rallies with pin-point accuracy while providing optimal pocketing for a precise, confident performance. Built to last and packaged responsibly in a paper sleev
Length
12.2 m (single set)
Gauge
1.25 mm
Material
Polyester
String Design
Mono-filament
Shape
Round
Color
White
Summarized by Shop
5.0
27 ratings
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Really enjoyed using these!
Aaron · August 20, 2026
Non-Availability on Amazon for same price
I needed a soft poly, which sync addressed, however it can't last long like Hyper G, its more explosive with easy power when done Hybrid with Zero, sync on Mains and zero on Cross, Via versa isn't that great though, need same price in amazon, forcing to buy 6 of them for free shipping is quite annoying and inconvenience to wait for shipping as well.
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Shukur · March 9, 2026
Hybrid Zero Mains, Sync cross
I'm a 6'3" 67 yr old 4.0 player with a lot of power. I have been using a Head Ext Pro with Hyper G 18 gauge mains and TnT2 React Pro crosses at 60 lbs. I strung my Head Extreme Pro and a Technifibre 305s with Zero Mains at 56 lbs and Sync cross at 54 lbs about 3 weeks ago. Love the feel in both for different reasons. I'm able to hit the ball deep with top spin yet still snap off a short cross court winner or back off and spin a short dipper over the net at the feet of a charging net player. The only feel difference between the two racquets is the 305s has a little stiffer, crisper feel. I feel like I hit my flat serve a little harder with the Technifibre but am able to spin or kick the serve with either setup. The mains in both frames are still snapping back into position easily however the is a little notching in the Sync crosses yet the Zero still moves well. I've had no arm issues whatsoever with this setup. Overall I love the playability of the Zero/Sync hybrid setup and will continue with this combination.