Comments: I just hit with this string and it's legit. Strung it at 45 lbs in a Prince Twistpower 97 and it complements the racquet perfectly. Gives you the perfect combination of power and control. Doesn't necessarily have the spin potential as advertised, but wasn't a problem for my game. Would highly recommend to any players at the 4.5 level or above.
From: Damian, NJ, 1/25/22

Comments: I decided to playtest G-Spin 3 after seeing all the hype reviews. I actually really enjoyed the playtest! It plays like Volkl Cyclone, but with enhanced comfort and ball pocketing. I think my favorite aspect of this string was the crisp feel, which is probably from the thin gauge.
From: George, CA, 1/6/22

Comments: I'm a tennis connoisseur: I playtest almost 100 different strings and racquets a year, and I'm often the first to receive new gear as companies send it directly to me. I was really excited to try this string as I don't normally use Gosen Strings. I strung this in my Yonex Vcore Pro 310 at 53lbs. I have to say, I was incredibly surprised by the performance of this string. It reminisces of Solinco Hyper-G Soft and has many of the same characteristics - great access to spin, high comfortability, and a low powered-response. What makes G-Spin 3 stand out from Hyper-G is the lower launch angle. This string sends the ball through the court as opposed to arching with a lot of clearance over the net. It has slightly more pop than Hyper-G, but you don't necessarily sacrifice control. I actually found myself preferring this string, as I was able to produce more winners and put more pace on the ball. Overall, Gosen G-Spin 3 is a very solid option for players that regularly use polyester strings and want a comfortable and spin-friendly option.
From: Stefan, 12/22/21

Comments: Just hit with Gosen G-Spin 3 for the first time and the comfort, control, spin potential and ball pocketing is outstanding. I strung this up at 58 pounds, and the power is a bit on the lower side. If you're a big hitter looking for control and plenty of spin and feel, definitely give this a try. I play with the Head Speed Pro, and I also tried this string in a hybrid set up, but I think a full-bed is the way to go. The durability of this string also surprised me, lasted 2 weeks even in a 17 gauge. G-Spin 3 is a winner and one of the best strings currently on the market!
From: Aakash, California, 12/22/21

Comments: How are Gosen strings so underrated? I'm an avid Volkl Cyclone user and I found this string way better in all departments.
From: Ryan, 12/20/21

Comments: I tried this string on a friend's recommendation. I'd have to say I'm thoroughly impressed. Plays similarly to Volkl Cyclone, but has a more plush response. Great combination of spin potential and controllable power.
From: Srini, 12/1/21

Comments: Without a doubt the most underrated string on the market! In my opinion, it's a better version of Yonex PolyTour Pro. Has a really crisp feel and gives you the right amount of pop, too. Some balls seem like they're going long then dip back in. Has been great for my elbow too — just as soft as PolyTour Pro. Not to mention the price point is literally half that of other top strings. I'm switching to this string!
From: Jon, 11/23/21

Comments: One of the best strings I've tried to date! Gives you that perfect blend of control, spin, and power. Feels a tad firmer than Yonex Poly Tour Pro, but a bit softer than RPM Blast. I've struggled with tennis elbow for several years, but this string is soft enough for me. Initially the string feels a bit dead, but really opens up after the first hour. I would highly recommend this string to anyone that's looking for a great poly!
From: Anonymous, 11/13/21

Comments: My favorite string setup is Volkl Cyclone 17 at 52 lbs. I occasionally try other strings from the "softer-spin" category just for fun. G-Spin3 has been the only string that I like much better than Cyclone. Better pocketing, equal spin, better durability. I just purchased 5 more to use over the next several months and will likely change permanently from Cyclone. Outstanding string especially since no one I know has used it and I have seen no online reviews.
From:Mark, CA 5/16/21

Comments: I tried this string because I am a fan of the Gosen Sidewinder 17. I actually liked this a lot better. I strung this at 59 pounds in my Pure Aero, the amount of pace, spin, and control was impressive. I am switching from Tecnifibre Black Code 4S to this string. Better playability and more durable overall. I am a 4.5 level player.
From: Rob, 7/9/20