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 Wilson NXT Tour 17 String Natural  US $18.95
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 Wilson NXT 17 Tour Tennis String 40 foot pack US $18.95
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 Wilson NXT Tour 16 Tennis String US $18.95
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 Wilson NXT Tour 18 String Natural US $18.95
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 Head Liquidmetal Instinct Tennis Racquet 4 5 8 Primo Wilson NXT Tour 17 New Grip US $120.00
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 Wilson NXT Tour 17 Tennis String 1 Set Natural NEW US $27.20
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 Head YouTeck IG Radical S Tennis Racquets 4 1 4 Racket Wilson NXT Tour String US $135.00
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 Wilson NXT TOUR 16 Tennis String Set 083S US $18.95
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 Wilson NXT Tour 17 Tennis String US $18.95
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 Wilson Pro Staff Six One 90 BLX 4 5 8 strung w luxilonnxt tourused for 2 weeks US $160.00
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 Wilson NXT Tour 16 String Natural US $17.95
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Wilson Nxt Tour
All around the world Titleist are known for making great golf equipment and in recent years they are perhaps best known for their golf balls, especially their no.1 seller the Pro V. But this is not the only golf ball they make; they actually produce a number of different golf balls all having their own characteristics and cost. It can be a little confusing to some golfers as to what all these balls do for their game so I will take a little time to go through some Titleist balls and outline their features.
Titleist Pro V1
A good place to start is the famous Pro V1 golf ball; this promises greater distance and greater durability than before. It has a 3-piece multi layer make up which maximises the durability, distance and performance. When you think about your round of golf the golf ball is the only piece of golf equipment that you use on each and every shot so why not make this piece of golf equipment the best you can afford. Yes they may cost a bit more than your average ball but they are not average. Most balls will provide great distance OR playability and control but this delivers on all fronts. It is no coincidence that many of the most successful pros use this ball; they can't all be wrong!
Titleist NXT
This ball offers extreme distance and is constructed to achieve this. It offers low spin so you are able to keep the ball straight easier. It also offers great durability being cut proof. It does have some feel around the greens but obviously less so than the Pro V. This ball has proved very popular with amateurs all over the world who are looking for a durable ball that provides long straight shots. These golf balls are a mid price range ball.
Titleist NXT Tour
This ball is similar to the normal NXT but offers greater feel and a better ability to stop the ball on the greens. This greater feel will be suited to better amateurs who are looking to add another dimension to their game. These golf balls are mid range in terms of price but slightly more than the normal NXT balls.
Titleist DT Solo
This is a cheaper offering than the others options above being about half the price of the NXT Tour golf balls. It has a solid core that still gives you good distance and control. It will suit a wide range of golfers looking for a quality ball that will provide good performance within budget. There are many golfers out there that don't finish the round with the same ball they started with and these golfers are loathed to pay the top prices for a ball they may lose after a few holes. The DT solo golf ball will give them a great ball at a price they can afford.
Carl Liver
Titleist Golf supplier.
Titleist Pro V1
Will the Wilson NXT tour 17 string work well on my Wilson K Zen team?
Yeah, it should work fine. NXT tour is a pretty nice string 
Wilson Nxt Tour/
Wilson NXT Tour Tennis String Review by The Tennis Store
What strings should I get for my tennis racket?
I have a Yonex RQIS Tour 2 and I have a sort of control style of play. I most affected, however the control of the ball with ease, I'm using Wilson NXT 17 to 60 strung tension. I have also Head C3 Rocket string because I want to experiment with them. Any suggestions? I Luxilon long time and I like it because I would not be able to break and was going to die.
Luxilon big banger. Everyone seems to be using this chain these days:) Edit: If you like to break the chains, then try Technifibre 515, NRG2 or TVG. These are very nice soft chains sometimes a break in the cross - http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/TecnifibreString.html>