YONEX BG Exbolt 65 Badminton String

Though the latter isn't necessarily as important, this string sounds fantastic, at least when it's strung at 24 lbs in my Astrox 88d Pro. If it already sounds really good at 24, I can only imagine what it would sound like at higher tensions.This string is supposedly on the softer side, though I admittedly haven't gotten to experience many strings on the market. It does feel bouncier than Nanogy 98 (also a favorite string of mine), which is a medium-feeling string.I only got to hit with it a few times, but I see this becoming a go-to string. The only downside is the availability and price; I might have to decide if it's worth it to buy a more expensive string for the feel, or to stick with Nanogy 98 for the availability.

After using the Exbolt 65 for some time, I can say that it is one of my favorite strings to use next to the aerosonic and Aerobite strings. The string gives good repulsion and surprisingly good control. The only area I would say is a down side to using the string is that it is not as forgiving. So I’m short this string is not recommended for beginners. Only players that have good technique can unlock the full potential of this string. Lastly the string does feel on the softer side, if you want a little bit harder string I would recommend the Exbolt 63.

Broken

My stringer told me that the string broke when she was stringing. She told me that she is a certified stringer. So I suspect that the quality of this string is average.