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Federico Agustin Gomez just made it to the second round of the main draw at the French Open today.He defeated Aleksandar Kovasevic in 4 sets and will now face Cameron Norrie in the second round, on Thursday. Federico plays with Grapplesnake Tour Sniper 1.3 in a Head Prestige with a TK293 mold. His serve and forehand are impressive.It’s awesome to see our strings helping pro players reach new heights. Let’s go!  

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Happy to announce yet another Pro Player switching to Grapplesnake! Vivien Sandberg, from Germany, current WTA #462 (best so far #449) and rising FAST. She was also a collegiate athlete and played Division I for Nebraska (UNL) not too long ago, before going Pro. Super excited! Vivien comes from Luxilon (ALU Power and Original prior) and fell in love with Aspera Triplum. She was impressed and made the change after extensive testing. Very proud, since these Pro players sacrifice different amounts of cash plus strings from their previous sponsor, for just strings from Grapplesnake. Vivien understood and loved Aspera. This is...

Happy to announce yet one more Pro Player joining our Grapplesnake Team. Welcome, Elena Malõgina from Estonia. She is such an amazing 24 year old warrior. Among her many accomplishments, she defeated Mona Barthel (WTA 160) from Germany, twice this year. Elena holds a WTA career high (so far) of 236 Doubles and 322 Singles. We are thrilled to have her with us. She plays with Tour M8 1.25 mm and came from RPM.

Tour Mako is our latest development for 2024/2025. Following the success of Tour M8 and the use of novel materials in Paradox Pro, we decided to combine their biggest individual strengths into one string.   Mako is stable, consistent, durable and reliable, as Tour M8. And just like Paradox Pro, it utilizes new additives to increase playability and feel. These additives are new to the tennis string industry, and, unlike Paradox Pro, they are non-metallic. They aid in feel, durability and provide Tour Mako with a mildly abrasive surface. We believe in a consistent and predictable launch for this Tour...