You can have a racquet with strings that are a few years old and they can still be fine. I got my dad's old racquet that was strung over 3 years ago tested by a professional stringer and his were at like 49. My hybrid that was strung by a retired tennis coach about 3 weeks ago had dropped to 24 from 55....He said that you should expect the tension to drop a little but never that much unless it was done incorrectly. I guess the weekly restringing is for people that notice a big difference in 2 lb difference and play tournaments.
For poly-string, hard hitter, playing single, you should restring it after 20-30 hours of playtime if the string is not broken yet. For super hard hitter, the string would break after 2-10 hours of playtime. Playing double, the string would last twice as longer time. For median hitter, playing single, 30-50 hours of playtime.
please recommend a string. i play from the baselineish area alot of the time with power and a small bit of spin and sometimes slice/drop shots. im looking for a string with good power and one that i wont have to get restrung every couple weeks/goes dead and one that doesnt lose its tension. i dont care how much it costs but not natural gut as durability is not good. thanks REPLY
impossible to have power and durability, multifilament if you need power + string savers to extend life is best bet, if you have fast strokes and can supply your own power then poly is good for durability but will lose tension rapidly and unexpectedly, best poly then would be a softer poly like vokl cyclone tour for power and the durability of poly. However you will lose tension faster than natural gut or a multi
No one knows what they're talking about! If I play say 3 times a week, they say change it 3 times a year which is every 4 months or 17 weeks, say I play 2 hours at a time which is 6 hours a week. That's about 100 hours in 4 months. WTH??
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You can have a racquet with strings that are a few years old and they can still be fine. I got my dad's old racquet that was strung over 3 years ago tested by a professional stringer and his were at like 49. My hybrid that was strung by a retired tennis coach about 3 weeks ago had dropped to 24 from 55....He said that you should expect the tension to drop a little but never that much unless it was done incorrectly. I guess the weekly restringing is for people that notice a big difference in 2 lb difference and play tournaments.
Didn't know a sick frog actually sounded like that. Haha
For poly-string, hard hitter, playing single, you should restring it after 20-30 hours of playtime if the string is not broken yet.
For super hard hitter, the string would break after 2-10 hours of playtime.
Playing double, the string would last twice as longer time.
For median hitter, playing single, 30-50 hours of playtime.
Great info man! Thanks.
Change your string when it sounds like sharapova.
I simply change them when they break. I guess that's enough for my level
DeeeFoo same
Me three...but I will change cause I don't like the way it feel as well
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please recommend a string. i play from the baselineish area alot of the time with power and a small bit of spin and sometimes slice/drop shots. im looking for a string with good power and one that i wont have to get restrung every couple weeks/goes dead and one that doesnt lose its tension. i dont care how much it costs but not natural gut as durability is not good. thanks
REPLY
impossible to have power and durability, multifilament if you need power + string savers to extend life is best bet, if you have fast strokes and can supply your own power then poly is good for durability but will lose tension rapidly and unexpectedly, best poly then would be a softer poly like vokl cyclone tour for power and the durability of poly. However you will lose tension faster than natural gut or a multi
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Love this guy lol
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If playing polyester, 15 hours max.
No one knows what they're talking about! If I play say 3 times a week, they say change it 3 times a year which is every 4 months or 17 weeks, say I play 2 hours at a time which is 6 hours a week. That's about 100 hours in 4 months. WTH??
@@karadale5219 They want to make money off you and it also depends on your level the better you are the more expensive tennis will be for you
FALSE...
So you can't play with natural gut in the rain either? Very restricting...
I played with rain
My frog is dead!
i have 18x20 string racquet, i m hitting a lot of balls long than into net, suggest a string pls
Sanjay Gupta hyper g or rpm team
Wouldn't hitting balls into the net usually imply he'd want a string that is a little higher powered? Hyper G is very low powered.
practice
Practice longer strokes indeed, maybe get a heavier racket
That's more control oriented. Lift the ball over the net more.
very tired string
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This is not the best advice if you want to play with strings that are still performing and leave you injury free...
sorry it was not helpful
I'm sure you're saying great information. Now please get someone to translate in English
sorry but the looser the more frog sounds my string makes the better i play...unless is a polyester, and i had atp points before so im not the worst