Racquet Stringing
We’re often asked what happens if you don’t restring a tennis racket? The truth is, strings wear down with play and lose their elasticity and tension. If left unchanged for too long, they can negatively affect your performance.
A player should string their racquet as many times per year as they play per week, meaning if you play twice a week, it is recommended to restring your racket every half a year. A freshly strung racquet will absorb the shock better upon contact, providing more comfort and control.
GUIDE ON RACQUET TENSION
Request racquet restringing
With the special equipment, we do restringing of tennis racquets, squash racquets, and badminton racquets.
We fix all racketball rackets that can be more complex to string than others, particularly those with unique patterns like fan patterns, shared grommets, or hidden grommet within 1-2 days.
We also fix some racketball rackets, like the Head Black Widow, Head Extreme Pro, and Karakal FF160, feature fan patterns, where strings are not parallel, making stringing more difficult.
In Harare, Zimbabwe the average cost to restring a racquet is $30, however it can range from $15 to $50. Cost are split between labour ($10 – $ 20) and strings ($2 – $50 per set). Contact us on +263777872236 / +263719450349 or request form below.
In Spokane, WA, United States, the restringing of a racket typically costs between $20 and $65, with the cost varying depending on the type of strings used and whether you provide your own or use the Tennis Academy strings. Contact us on +1-509-613-1616 and +1-509-362-0030 or request form below.