Welcome to our Stringing Page

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Racquet Stringing
and Repair

We offer full-service racquet stringing and repair for all frames .

Our services include:

Racquet Stringing

Grip Replacemant

Grip Build-Up

Grommet Replacement

Lead Tape Placement

Frame Inspection

Defective Rqt Return

Your racquet stringing will be done in 24 hours or less or there is no charge

Below is a list of our in-sotck strings and grips. They are catagorized into: All-Around, Playability and Durabilty. These are our best selling strings from Prince, Head and Wilson. If you do not see a specific string that you would like, we can easily order it for you. Check out the FAQ's on stringing at the bottom of the page

Prince Synthetic Gut Original
The standard for consistent, Comfortable, all-around performance
(16 Guage)
Stringing Cost: $22

Prince Synthetic Gut w/ Duraflex
World'smost popular syn-gut pro-
vides Duraflex. Consistency and
Durability for unmatched per-
formance
(16 guage)
Stringing Cost: $22

Prince Lightning XX
Spring-loaded Powerfoil releases explosive energy on impact for greater power, while providing a braodband wear barrier for increased durability
(16 Guage)
String Cost: $22

Head FXP
A comfortable and responsive string. More durability than offered by most multifilaments, yet still a string that offers control and feel. (16/17 Guage)
Stringing Cost: $22

Playability Strings

Prince Lightning Power
Poly/Nylon fusion technology and Powerfoil provide unmatched power and bite without sacraficing comfort and feel (16 Guage)
Stringing Cost: 22

Wilson Sensation
A comfortable playing string with a blend of feel & playability. Known for its vibration dampening qualities.
( 16/17 Guage)
Stringing Cost: $24

Prince Sweet Perfection
Shock dampening multifilaments cushion ball impact and provide a softer feel. Helps protect the arm from shock and vibration. Ideal for stiff racquets.
(16 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$28

Wilson NXT
Wilson's best-selling premium performance string. Combines Dupont Xycro Micro fibers with polyurethane resin for optimal feel, comfort and playability. Ideal choice for tennis elbow sufferers
(16/17 Guage)
Stringing Cost $28

Prince Topspin w/ Duraflex
Most popular textured string offering maximum spin, control and power. Triple twist contruction utilizes Duraflex for increased durability and consistency.
(15 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$22

Prince Topspin "Plus"
The raised, contoured edge "bites" into the ball for maximum spin. Unique coil construction produces a softer feel.
(16 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$22

Head RIP Perfect Control
features a center core of 1100 loosely braided multifilaments surrounded by polyolefin ribbon wraps. The result is a soft feeling string with an emphasis on control rather than power.
(16 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$28

Durability Strings

Prince PolyGut
Designed to offer the durability, but with the softer playability of a performance synthetic. A good choice for heavy hitters looking for a lasting, softer string.
(16/17 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$22

Prince ProBlend
A maximum-durability hybrid string for unmatched tensile strength and a very firm feel. Recommended for frequent string breakers.
(16 Guage)
Stringing Cost:$28

Replacement Grips

Prince Duratac
Smooth tacky surface provides a classic feel. Absorbent .Traction you can feel Replaces original grip.
Replacement Cost: $8.00

Prince Duraperf Contour
Ribbed contruction enhances grip while perforations wick away moisture. Extra absorbent . Extra traction. Replaces original grip.
Replacement Cost: $8.00

Overgrips

Prince Duratac
Pack of 3. Smooth, tacky surface provides a classic feel. Absorbent with a smooth feel. Excellent traction Goes over original grip.
Cost: $8.00

Wilson H2O
Overgrip with a soft sanded surface. Provides ultimate comfort with maximum absorption.Super thin, clothlike feel
Cost: $8.00

Stringing FAQ's

How often should I get my racquet strung?
You don't have to wait until your strings break to restring. Over time, your strings lose tension and their ability to stretch (elasticity), and their ability to recoil (resiliency), robbing you of power and control, while increasing the risk of arm injury.

(There are 2 different versions)

Version 1
You should get your racquet strung as many times a year as you play in a week.
(ex. If you play 2 times a week, you should get it strung every 6 months)

Version 2
If you play more than 3 times/week: String it every month
If you play 1 time/week: String it every 3 months
If you play lerss than 1 time/week: String it every 6 months

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What About String Tension?
Racquets do come with a reccomended tension right on the inside of the frame. Check out what your frame reccomends before you bring it in.

The tighter you string your racquet = More control and less power

The looser you string your racquet = More power and less control

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All-Around Strings

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