Dyreex Black Sense String Review March 7, 2016 17:58

Another string put through its paces by Ing. Medri, the Black Sense by Dyreex is a multifilament string with excellent performance and comfort, featuring a polyester core and a nylon shell with high molecular density for increased durability. This combination allows for both power and comfort.

Black string, 1.30mm gauge

Below are the mechanical test tables:

 Ing. Medri's commentary on the test:

"The Dyreex Black Sense 1.30 stands out as a high-quality multifilament string.
Good power values are accompanied by an absolute benchmark in tension stability.

Excellent elastic response peaks coupled with a medium resilience range for a multi string. The correlation of these data describes an elastic string that is nevertheless very lively, crisp, reactive, competitive, and 'controlled' for a filament of this type.

The recommended tension range is quite variable depending on the results we want to obtain from our string bed, knowing that as tension increases, we will observe an 'incremental' stiffening that can change the response from soft to nervous and aggressive.

Dynamic stiffness is limited, and impact shock is very limited.
Comfort, provided that average operating tensions are maintained, is also guaranteed for those who love the feel, but tensions not exceeding 22-23kg are recommended to fully enjoy the characteristics of the filament, which is designed for versatility to be its strength.

Dynamic durability is excellent, and the string can remain strung until its mechanical breakage.
The stiffening of the filament is progressive but not very marked, accompanied by a loss of tension that concentrates in the first hours of play and then stabilizes and remains constant."