Wilson NXT — UK buying guide
A multifilament option to discuss if you rarely break strings and want to compare a more forgiving setup. Durability still depends on gauge, pattern and how you hit.
This link is the NXT 16 set; match the thickness and exact version on the pack.
Who should consider it?
A multifilament option to discuss if you rarely break strings and want to compare a more forgiving setup. Durability still depends on gauge, pattern and how you hit.
Gauge and exact version
Buy by thickness in millimetres, not the gauge number alone. Our price rows show only the gauge the shop record confirms; an unspecified gauge needs a new check. Changing thickness can change feel and durability, so change one variable at a time.
Dated UK set prices
- Wilson NXT Control 12m: £17.15 at Direct Tennis · checked 2026-10-06 · stock unknown
- Wilson NXT Power Ecru 12.2m: £17.90 at Tennis-Point · checked 2026-10-06 · stock yes
Set or reel?
Try a set before committing to a reel. Divide the reel length by the metres your stringer actually uses per racket, round down, then divide the reel price by that number. Add labour each time. Account for unusable leftovers and hybrids; a reel is not automatically cheaper.
Reel prices are not yet recorded for this string.
Starting tension
Use the recommended range printed on your exact frame and agree a starting band with your stringer. Record the material, gauge, mains and crosses. A single tension is not a fit for every player or string.
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The Tennis Shop editorial · Page updated 6 October 2026 · Method: published specifications and dated retailer records. No on-court play-test. Method and corrections →