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Stringjob – Stringing Software
I often get questions about stringing software here at IART. For the past several years I’ve been using John Gugel’s Racquet Record program which is the most complete program I’ve ever used. However, John no longer offers his program so when I saw this one I decided to give it a try to see [see more]
2018 U.S. Open Special – Wilson Introduces Stringers to the Public
Occasionally an opportunity presents itself that has the potential to be a nice surprise. Such is the case this year when I was invited by Wilson to help out with a new project at the U.S. Open in NYC. The company created a brand new store under the newly renovated Louis Armstrong Stadium and as [see more]
How “Stiff” is That String?
The String Characteristic Data on this site is the most comprehensive compilation of string data available that gives you a “power potential” value. But, what if you want to do it yourself for a quick indication of string stiffness, nothing else! A few members have commented on this method and I want to modify the deflections a [see more]
String Spreaders. What are They?
String spreaders are simply a device that raise and lower the main strings in a tennis racquet during the cross string installation procedure. The pair shown below are mine that have been in service for over thirty (30) years, therefore, the well-used look! There are a number of devices available but what are they really used [see more]
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