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Luxilon 125 Element 17 Gauge 1.25 mm
Luxilon 125 Element 17 Gauge 1.25 mm
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🎾 Luxilon Element 125 17G (1.25mm) Tennis String
Soft, arm-friendly performance with precision control and spin—featuring Luxilon's Multi-Mono Technology
📄 Product Overview
Luxilon Element 125 is a premium polyester string that delivers outstanding comfort and performance in one package. Offered in a 17 gauge (1.25mm), it’s built using Luxilon’s proprietary Multi-Mono Technology and an advanced polymer blend to ensure a soft feel without compromising the control and spin expected from a poly string.
As the softest string in the Luxilon lineup, Element offers greater comfort than ALU Power, while maintaining the signature precision, tension stability, and responsiveness. It absorbs vibration and shock efficiently, making it an excellent choice for players seeking performance without sacrificing arm protection.
✨ Key Features
1. Exceptional Comfort & Shock Absorption
Softest polyester string in the Luxilon range
Reduces impact on the arm and shoulder
Multi-Mono Technology provides greater elasticity and a smoother feel
2. Precision Control & Accuracy
Low power level offers accurate ball placement even on fast swings
Softer touch compared to traditional control strings
Excellent feel for volleys, drop shots, and groundstrokes
3. Enhanced Spin Potential
Structure provides excellent grip on the ball
Generates ample topspin and slice
Excels at maximizing spin on fast, aggressive strokes
4. Balanced Ball Pocketing
Increased dwell time enhances control and feedback
Provides deep bite on the ball for spin-friendly play
Delivers consistent feel across all types of strokes
📏 Recommended Tension Guide
By Racquet Type
Racquet Type | Tension Range | Optimal Tension |
---|---|---|
Power-Oriented | 49–54 lbs | 52 lbs |
Control-Oriented | 46–51 lbs | 48 lbs |
Balanced | 47–52 lbs | 50 lbs |
By Playing Style
Playing Style | Tension Range | Notes |
---|---|---|
Aggressive Baseliner | 48–53 lbs | Emphasizes control on fast strokes |
All-Court Player | 46–51 lbs | Balanced tension for versatility |
Serve-and-Volley | 44–49 lbs | Lower tension enhances touch and control at the net |
By String Pattern
String Pattern | Tension Range | Notes |
---|---|---|
Open Pattern (16x19) | 47–52 lbs | Medium tension for spin-power balance |
Dense Pattern (18x20) | 44–49 lbs | Lower tension for improved feel and response |
🔄 Luxilon String Series Comparison
Model | Key Traits | Recommended For |
---|---|---|
Element | Soft feel, comfort, control | Intermediate–advanced players needing a gentler poly experience |
ALU Power | Power, control, durability | Players with explosive swings seeking pro-level performance |
4G | Tension stability, control, precision | Advanced players prioritizing long-lasting performance |
Savage | Maximum spin, control | Aggressive players using heavy topspin (hexagonal profile) |
Original | Durability, control, spin | Big hitters who frequently break strings |
🎯 Recommended For
Luxilon Element 125 17G is ideal for:
Players who want polyester performance with a softer, more arm-friendly feel
Those dealing with elbow or shoulder discomfort
Players transitioning from stiff strings like ALU Power or 4G
Intermediate and advanced players new to polyester
Precision-focused players who value touch shots and finesse play
⭐ Player Feedback Highlights
Control & Accuracy
Excellent directional control even under high tension
Smooth touch around the net
Easy depth and angle adjustments on groundstrokes
Comfort & Feel
Considerably softer than traditional Luxilon strings
Reduces fatigue during long sessions
Great pocketing feel improves ball connection
Spin & Power
Allows strategic placement with reliable spin generation
Provides enough power without sacrificing control
Low-powered profile helps maximize your own swing speed
🏭 About the Manufacturer
Luxilon was founded in 1959 in Antwerp, Belgium. Initially a producer of luxury sewing threads (hence the name “Luxury Nylon” → Luxilon), the company pivoted to tennis strings in the early 1990s.
In 1994, Luxilon released ALU Power 125, now one of the most-used strings on the ATP and WTA tours. Today, over 60% of the world’s Top 50 players trust Luxilon strings, including Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Andy Murray, and Serena Williams.
Luxilon is known for rigorous quality control and innovation, dedicating over 20% of its workforce to R&D. The company is also environmentally conscious, with 1,600 solar panels powering about 80% of its factory's energy needs.
The Element Series, introduced in 2016, features Multi-Mono Technology for enhanced softness, making it a top choice for players seeking the perfect balance between performance and comfort.
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