Players in need of a stand out poly that provides exceptional spin and is thin enough to maximize feel will like Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluorescent Orange. This string utilizes a co-poly construction to provide improved comfort, power and control over traditional polyester offerings. The monofilament design also provides more durability than synthetic based strings. The string uses a 20-sided, gear-shaped design to provide tremendous ball bite and spin capacity. The design also improves control by maximizing the grip on the ball. The 18-gauge option provides maximum feel and responsiveness at the expense of a bit of durability. Players who want the maximum spin and feel from a polyester string will want Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluo Orange.
Players in need of a stand out poly that provides exceptional spin and is thin enough to maximize feel will like Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluorescent Orange. This string utilizes a co-poly construction to provide improved comfort, power and control over traditional polyester offerings. The monofilament design also provides more durability than synthetic based strings. The string uses a 20-sided, gear-shaped design to provide tremendous ball bite and spin capacity. The design also improves control by maximizing the grip on the ball. The 18-gauge option provides maximum feel and responsiveness at the expense of a bit of durability. Players who want the maximum spin and feel from a polyester string will want Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluo Orange.
Players in need of a stand out poly that provides exceptional spin and is thin enough to maximize feel will like Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluorescent Orange. This string utilizes a co-poly construction to provide improved comfort, power and control over traditional polyester offerings. The monofilament design also provides more durability than synthetic based strings. The string uses a 20-sided, gear-shaped design to provide tremendous ball bite and spin capacity. The design also improves control by maximizing the grip on the ball. The 18-gauge option provides maximum feel and responsiveness at the expense of a bit of durability. Players who want the maximum spin and feel from a polyester string will want Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluo Orange.
Players in need of a stand out poly that provides exceptional spin and is thin enough to maximize feel will like Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluorescent Orange. This string utilizes a co-poly construction to provide improved comfort, power and control over traditional polyester offerings. The monofilament design also provides more durability than synthetic based strings. The string uses a 20-sided, gear-shaped design to provide tremendous ball bite and spin capacity. The design also improves control by maximizing the grip on the ball. The 18-gauge option provides maximum feel and responsiveness at the expense of a bit of durability. Players who want the maximum spin and feel from a polyester string will want Volkl Cyclone 18G Fluo Orange.
Last updated at 05/15/2026 03:17:15
Volkl Cyclone 18 String Orange
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Volkl Cyclone 18 String Orange
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Volkl Cyclone 120/18 String Set (Orange) » Strung Out
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Volkl Cyclone 18g/1.20mm Fluro Orange 12m Set
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Volkl Cyclone Fluro Orange Tennis String Set of 18g/1.2mm 12m
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VOLKL Cyclone Tennis Racquet String Spin & Control Ten-Sided co-Polymer
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originally posted on holabirdsports.com
I normaly use Wilson Revolve 16G on my 2 Yonex DR 98 and since I started playing tennis 5 years ago I use wilson poly strings. Few months ago I started looking for other string alternatives to experiment and find a better option. Durability and tension maintenance is really a plus for me cause I dont like changing strings a lot, I'm an ex profesional volleyball player and love to hit the ball as hard as I can plus I have a 130mph+ first serve. This strings really have a solid and a live feel, they are not like a traditional poly they really feel good on my stroke. I strung them at 56 pounds and the ball goes off my racquet like a mad man withs lots of spin, I really feel like I can control everyshot even doe I hit the ball with all I got.
originally posted on racquetguys.ca
Best string I've used. Rate it higher than HyperG. Softer and more comfortable, more control, good power.
originally posted on ebay.com
I string my own racquets and I prefer co-poly's at very low tension. At 40 lbs on my HEAD Graphene racquets, the Volkl Cyclone 17 is a dream. So soft on the arm, lovely pocketing and control, and great power, but not too much power. And the SPIN! Wow. This and HEAD Lynx are my two favorite strings.
| Gauge | 18 /1.20mm |
| Length | 40ft/12.2m |
| Construction | Co-polyester monofilament |
Volkl Cyclone 18 String Orange
Delivery between 19–28 May $5
Volkl Cyclone 18 String Orange
Delivery between 19–28 May $5
Volkl Cyclone 120/18 String Set (Orange) » Strung Out
Free delivery
Volkl Cyclone 18g/1.20mm Fluro Orange 12m Set
Delivery between 18–22 May $15
Volkl Cyclone Fluro Orange Tennis String Set of 18g/1.2mm 12m
Delivery $5
I normaly use Wilson Revolve 16G on my 2 Yonex DR 98 and since I started playing tennis 5 years ago I use wilson poly strings. Few months ago I started looking for other string alternatives to experiment and find a better option. Durability and tension maintenance is really a plus for me cause I dont like changing strings a lot, I'm an ex profesional volleyball player and love to hit the ball as hard as I can plus I have a 130mph+ first serve. This strings really have a solid and a live feel, they are not like a traditional poly they really feel good on my stroke. I strung them at 56 pounds and the ball goes off my racquet like a mad man withs lots of spin, I really feel like I can control everyshot even doe I hit the ball with all I got.
Best string I've used. Rate it higher than HyperG. Softer and more comfortable, more control, good power.
I string my own racquets and I prefer co-poly's at very low tension. At 40 lbs on my HEAD Graphene racquets, the Volkl Cyclone 17 is a dream. So soft on the arm, lovely pocketing and control, and great power, but not too much power. And the SPIN! Wow. This and HEAD Lynx are my two favorite strings.
I am a die hard long time 17g RPM blast player. One day I read a really good in depth review of cyclone 19g saying how long it lasted and how good the tension maintenance was for a poly and started digging a little bit. I decided I wanted to try cyclone 18g as several sources said go one gauge thinner and I could get just as much spin as RPM blast and that the string would last a long time and hold tension very very well. THEY WERE RIGHT! I absolutely love this string. For the price it cannot be beat. It lasts very well, holds tension better than just about any poly i've played, and produces nasty, nasty spin. The only pre-requisite to know before using it, is that you will need to produce your own power, you are not going to get a lot of power out of the string, ... MoreI am a die hard long time 17g RPM blast player. One day I read a really good in depth review of cyclone 19g saying how long it lasted and how good the tension maintenance was for a poly and started digging a little bit. I decided I wanted to try cyclone 18g as several sources said go one gauge thinner and I could get just as much spin as RPM blast and that the string would last a long time and hold tension very very well. THEY WERE RIGHT! I absolutely love this string. For the price it cannot be beat. It lasts very well, holds tension better than just about any poly i've played, and produces nasty, nasty spin. The only pre-requisite to know before using it, is that you will need to produce your own power, you are not going to get a lot of power out of the string, but what you trade in power, you make up for in spin and control. It is a point and shoot string, plain and simple.
I love these strings. I use them on the mains with a syn gut or multi on the crosses. They are about the softest poly I have found. They generate just as much spin as RPM Blast but cost much less, feel more crisp, are easier on my arm, and seem to retain their tension better. A good string for players with arm issues who want the added spin and lower power of a poly.
I have been using all kinds of thin poly strings, from 1.14-1.10) This Völkl Cyclone is the thinnest string and I love it. Even though it’s co-poly but it is still very arm-friendly. I had my racquets (Yonex Vcore 100L) strung low at 45lb. I’m very happy with this combo, so are my shoulders!
A modern poly with lots of feel, arm friendly, spin and power. Durability was also something to point out. Even thought I am using it in a pair of Head Liquidmetal 98 sq. in. with a very closed pattern (18×20) I have been using them for almost 5 months now, without breaking them and that is really a long time for 19g strings. Tension loss is minimal and I do added a couple of string savers a month ago to maintain tension. I do have a control old school pair of racquets but the strings added control to my game and they added the depth, spin and power I was looking for. Now I can fully swing my serves and groundstrokes without being afraid of hiting them long. If you use a closed pattern racquet and want to instantly add spin to your game, you should give this string ... MoreA modern poly with lots of feel, arm friendly, spin and power. Durability was also something to point out. Even thought I am using it in a pair of Head Liquidmetal 98 sq. in. with a very closed pattern (18×20) I have been using them for almost 5 months now, without breaking them and that is really a long time for 19g strings. Tension loss is minimal and I do added a couple of string savers a month ago to maintain tension. I do have a control old school pair of racquets but the strings added control to my game and they added the depth, spin and power I was looking for. Now I can fully swing my serves and groundstrokes without being afraid of hiting them long. If you use a closed pattern racquet and want to instantly add spin to your game, you should give this string a chance. I can reccomend to use them without hybridizing. This polys feel softer than traditional polys and won't fatigue your arm like harder polys do. Strung @55 pounds on Head radical liquidmetal raquets. I'm a 4.0 singles and doubles southpaw player with full swing groundstrokes and 2handed backhand. I'm 6'0" 180 pounds and have been playing for 25 years now. Hope this helps.
Good price. Nice feel and grip. Comfortable on the elbow. One handed backhands were flying beautifully. Three hours into play they're feeling a little stiffer, but still great. Strung with Klippermate at 48 mains, 46 crosses on a Head Radical Pro Youtek. Highly recommend it. Great pop when hitting the sweetspot. Fairly forgiving when hitting off center. No elbow pain or shoulder. For $9, no brainer to at least try it.
Volkl is the Best textured Poly string on the market I have over the past 3 years tried every textured poly on the Market. Everything from Gamma Zo Twist, Tourna Big Hitter Black 7, Wilson Spin Cycle, Babolat Pro Hurricane Tour, Head Sonic Pro Edge, Genesis Hexonic, Genesis Typhoon, and more. You name it I've tried it. Volkl Cyclone for a textured string does not have the most spin but very good spin. The control is the best, it's arm friendly for a poly and very durable and the price is fantastic. My latest string test is to try it in a hybrid "Volkl Cyclone - mains / Wilson Sensation - crosses". I call it my "Poor Mans Hybrid". It is very arm friendly, great control, Durability?? don't know yet. Try Volkl Cyclone alone or in a Hybrid. It will be your go to string.
Volkl 19 is a very good playing string for the money. Doesn’t move and retains decent tension. If your a breaker than thicker gauge is needed. Better top on ball due to no string slippage also. I string my own rackets at around 44 and 42 on 100 in old prince hybrid hornets. Also played tennis in college.
| Gauge | 18 /1.20mm |
| Length | 40ft/12.2m |
| Construction | Co-polyester monofilament |
