I am recovering from an Ulnar claw repetition injury, more here: apparently one reason is too tight synthetic narrow strings with extremely dense string pattern 16x19. I am still an amateur. I mostly play inside. I use Babolat Pure Drive Roddick. According to this video, I should not select co-poly strings because they do not absorb the vibration. Durable strings are not comfort strings according to Babolat video -- so apparently I should find comfort strings that are not durable?
Solution candidates
For more comfortable topspin, one plan is to have hitting surface with less dense pattern and not stiff strings (related where video visualises hitting surface).
Natural gut products such as Babolat VS Touch and Babolat Tonic+ are mentioned in this context due to its ability to absorb vibration.
Helper questions
Which factors should I look for in selecting the strings?
Soft strings with small tension?
Width? Which gauges and why? Details such as 15L and 16G mean the gauges, more here: "The higher the gauge number, the thinner the string and typically measured in millimeters".
Which kind of hitting surface? How densely knitted and the impact on comfort?