As I was browsing through badmintoncn. I saw new Li-Ning string line again apart from their L series.

Apparently these strings has CNT ( Carbon Nano Tubes) similar to Yonex's Nanogy series. Maybe hopefully this time instead of the coating, the core wire or outer layer will have the carbon aspect.

Being a N65 user, that string is already for me really durable and holds tension well. I would love to test out LT66 in the future.

My order of LT-66 to test is finally here. The only color available at the moment is grey. (Hopefully they add yellow or white color)

Will string 2 of my axforce 100s and try to compare it with N65.

I see where you are coming from, but since they are rarely mentioned, Ashaway did a great job with their Rogue Duo. To me it had a little less power than Aerobite, but was controlwise superior.

Their 66 Fire is another great, balanced string. Much better than BG65 or similar "standard" strings. Took ages to break (I actually cut it) and overall it performs very well.

Hey, im curious about what you ended up thinking about this string, im also an N65 user currently but after trying the N68 im thinking a hard feeling string might be more suitable for me (its a close call). Im just trying to lock my string choice to compete in many men singles tournaments next season, i would appreciate it if you could share what you think. Its really hard to get info on Li-Ning stuff as usual...

If that helps, my main racket is the AxForce 90 New 3U and i use 26.5 lbs tension, i surprisingly ended up preferring it over the AxForce 100 II (except for doubles play) as its closer to my old AxForce 90 Tiger in feel and just seems to be a better racket for singles.