Coated Nickel Wound Singles

130 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

80 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

85 Single StringLength: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

90 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

65 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

75 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

95 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

110 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.