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Stringing
Stringing
Labor: $20
String: Choose your string from our selection or bring your own
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Strings
Strings
ReString Vivo 17G
ReString Vivo 17G
Balanced polyester with controlled response, solid precision, and bite. Made from recycled polyester.
$17
ReString Zero 17G
ReString Zero 17G
High-spin polyester with unparalleled snapback and power.
$16
ReString Slap 17G
ReString Slap 17G
High-spin polyester with exceptional control, and snapback.
$16
ReString Sync 17G & 18G
ReString Sync 17G & 18G
Control-focused polyester with excellent feel, precision, and snapback.
$16
Head Velocity MLT 16G
Head Velocity MLT 16G
Comfortable multifilament with great power and arm-friendly feel.
$11
Tourna Synthetic Gut Armor 16G
Tourna Synthetic Gut Armor 16G
Soft and durable synthetic gut with added polyester wraps for extra longevity.
$5
Additonal Services
Additonal Services
Grommet Replacement (ask for details) $12+
OverGrip Replacement (Dry or Tacky) $4
Hybrid Stringing
Hybrid Stringing
Hybrid setups: Use two different strings in your racquet (one for mains, one for crosses) for a mix of control, spin, and durability. Ask for pricing details.
What to know about Strings
What to know about Strings
String Types:
Polyester - Durable, hard, and spin-friendly. Ideal for players who swing big and want control, but can be harsh on the arm.
Multifilament - Soft and arm-friendly. Offers power and comfort, mimicking natural gut; however, it tends to fray and is less durable than polyester.
Synthetic Gut - Affordable and versatile. Great for all-around play and very reliable, though it doesn't excel in any one specific performance area.
Natural Gut - Premium string with excellent feel, power, and comfort. It offers the best performance but is expensive and sensitive to moisture.
Gauge: String thickness varies from 15 (thickest) to 18 (thinnest). Thicker strings offer more durability while thinner strings offer more bite (spin and power) on the ball. Most players use a 16G or 17G string.
Tension: Higher tensions offer more control with a shorter dwell time and a lower launch angle. Lower tensions offer more power with a longer dwell time and a higher launch angle. String tension can vary from 20–80 lbs, with most players stringing around 45-55 lbs.
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