A secondary benefit is this: the coating also provides a consistent surface allowing for an easy release from the finger tip facilitating percussives, ghost notes and grace notes

Elixir touts that these strings could last as much as 5 times longer than normal strings, because of this protective coating

I have used several top name coated strings, which I will not mention the names, and they just do not measure up

They are made of nickel-plated steel and have a proprietary coating to enhance grip and prevent corrosion to retain tone.

I was hyped about the protective coating around the strings, that's why I bought em

The Elixir plated strings have just enough coating to reduce the effect.

It seems the slickness if the coating may make that easier to

The coating feels like silk and even when that is worn the steel does not shred my fingertips like cheap strings

They are made of nickel-plated steel and have a proprietary coating to enhance grip and prevent corrosion to retain tone.

The coating is clear , and not really visible.

For the price and the protective coating shedding

The coating is a great enhancement.

They are made of nickel-plated steel and have a proprietary coating to enhance grip and prevent corrosion to retain tone.

The coating on these and the polywebs is nice, if you're a coating on bass strings kind of person

They are made of nickel-plated steel and have a proprietary coating to enhance grip and prevent corrosion to retain tone.

The coating also feels slicker than Sunbeams and there is less string noise than regular roundwounds

The nanoweb coating is easy on your fingers