TennisStringer.co.uk – End of Season SALE 2016

As we reach the end of the tennis season, we are pleased to be able to announce a range of huge discounts across our range of tennis, squash and badminton products*. This is an ideal opportunity to stock up on your favourite products, buy that thing you keep forgetting, or try something new.  As always our team of experts are always on hand to help provide any advice / guidance required.

*All offers available only whilst stocks last

Tennis Special Offers

Tennis Strings

Prince Premier Control (1.30mm, Black) Premium multifilament
            – 12m set: Normal Price £9.84, SALE PRICE £7.99

Prince Premier Touch (1.30mm, Clear) Premium multifilament
– 12m set: Normal Price £13.21, SALE PRICE £11.49

Pro Supex Maxim Touch Classic (1.30mm, Natural) High quality multifilament
– 200m reel: Normal Price £62.00, SALE PRICE £52.99
– 12m set: Normal Price £5.30, SALE PRICE £3.99

Pro Supex Big Ace Revo (1.23mm, Black) Playable smooth polyester
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £52.00, SALE PRICE £41.99

Pro Supex Black Fusion (1.23mm, Black) Textured polyester
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £55.00, SALE PRICE £44.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £5.00, SALE PRICE £3.99

Pro Supex Blue Gear (1.28mm, Blue) Ever popular textured polyester
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £55.00, SALE PRICE £44.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £5.00, SALE PRICE £3.99

Pro Supex Blue Gear Ultra Spin (1.28mm, Blue) Twisted version of Blue Gear for more spin
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £55.00, SALE PRICE £44.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £5.00, SALE PRICE £3.99

Pro Supex Super Nova Hex (1.28mm, Black) Soft polyester with hexagonal cross section
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £55.00, SALE PRICE £44.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £5.00, SALE PRICE £3.99

Pro Supex Poly Power Soft II (1.30mm, Blue) Soft feeling polyester
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £40.00, SALE PRICE £29.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £4.00, SALE PRICE £2.99

Pro Supex Synthetic Gut Spiral Flex (1.30mm, Natural) Top selling (durable) synthetic gut
            – 200m reel: Normal Price £32.00, SALE PRICE £24.99
            – 12m set (unpackaged): Normal Price £3.50, SALE PRICE £2.49

Yonex Poly Tour Pro 125 (1.25mm, Yellow) Smooth polyester
            – 12m set: Normal Price £6.56, SALE PRICE £5.99

Yonex Poly Tour Spin (1.25mm, Blue) Textured polyester for extra spin
            – 12m set: Normal Price £7.87, SALE PRICE £7.29

Yonex Poly Tour Spin G (1.25mm, Red) Textured polyester for extra spin
            – 12m set: Normal Price £9.18, SALE PRICE £8.49

Gamma Moto (1.24mm, Lime) Hexagonal polyester for extra spin
            – 12m set: Normal Price £7.87, SALE PRICE £5.99

Babolat RPM Blast (1.25mm, Black) Soft feeling textured polyester used by Nadal
            – 12m set: Normal Price £12.13, SALE PRICE £11.24

Head Sonic Pro Edge (1.25mm, Silver) Textured polyester string
            – 12m set: Normal Price £7.20, SALE PRICE £6.75

Kirschbaum Competition (1.25mm, Yellow) Smooth polyester string
            – 12m set: Normal Price £5.99, SALE PRICE £4.99

Luxilon Alu Power (1.25mm, Silver) Smooth firm feel polyester used by many Tour Pros
            – 12m set: Normal Price £11.79, SALE PRICE £10.99

Luxilon Alu Power Rough (1.25mm, Silver) Textured  firm feel polyester used by the Pros
            – 12m set: Normal Price £11.79, SALE PRICE £10.99

Tennis Grips

Wilson Cushion Aire Classic Sponge (Black) Cushioned replacement grip
            – Single grip: Normal Price £4.50, SALE PRICE £3.99

Wilson Micro Dry Comfort (Black) Wilson’s most cushioned replacement grip
            – Single grip: Normal Price £4.53, SALE PRICE £3.99

Head Hydrosorb Replacement Grip (White) Replacement grip with perforations
            – Single grip: Normal Price £3.99, SALE PRICE £3.75

Pro Supex H-Soft / Tacky Soft Overgrips (White) Tacky overgrips, like Wilson Pro Overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £2.50, SALE PRICE £1.75
            – Pack of 24: Normal Price £22.00, SALE PRICE £12.49

Wilson Pro Overgrip Perforated (White) Tacky overgrip with perforations
            – Pack of 12: Normal Price £16.51, SALE PRICE £14.99

Yonex Super Grap (Various colours) Dry feel overgrip with good absorption
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £4.24, SALE PRICE £3.89
            – Single grip (unpackaged): Normal Price £1.70, SALE PRICE £1.19

Prince UltraZorb Overgrip (Black or Pink) Tacky overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £3.68, SALE PRICE £3.49

Tennis Accessories

Tennis Mitten (Various colours) Covers the hand and racquet handle
            – Single mitten: Normal Price £7.98, SALE PRICE £7.49

Squash Special Offers

Squash Strings

Prince Rebel Indoor (1.20mm, Yellow) Premium multifilament
            – 10m set: Normal Price £10.79, SALE PRICE £7.99

Squash Grips

Pro Supex H-Soft / Tacky Soft Overgrips (White) Tacky overgrips, like Wilson Pro Overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £2.50, SALE PRICE £1.75
            – Pack of 24: Normal Price £22.00, SALE PRICE £12.49

Prince UltraZorb Overgrip (Black or Pink) Tacky overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £3.68, SALE PRICE £3.49

Yonex Super Grap (Various colours) Dry feel overgrip with good absorption
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £4.24, SALE PRICE £3.89
            – Single grip (unpackaged): Normal Price £1.70, SALE PRICE £1.19

Badminton Special Offers

Badminton Strings

Yonex BG65 (0.70mm, White) Soft feeling ever popular string
                – 10m set: Normal Price £4.98, SALE PRICE £4.75

Ashaway Rally 20 (0.85mm, Natural) Firm feeling thick string for added durability
            – 10m set: Normal Price £4.08, SALE PRICE £3.79

Ashaway Rally 21 (0.75mm, Natural) Firm feeling top selling string
            – 10m set: Normal Price £4.08, SALE PRICE £3.79

Badminton Grips

Pro Supex H-Soft / Tacky Soft Overgrips (White) Tacky overgrips, like Wilson Pro Overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £2.50, SALE PRICE £1.75
            – Pack of 24: Normal Price £22.00, SALE PRICE £12.49

Prince UltraZorb Overgrip (Black or Pink) Tacky overgrip
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £3.68, SALE PRICE £3.49

Yonex Super Grap (Various colours) Dry feel overgrip with good absorptio
            – Pack of 3: Normal Price £4.24, SALE PRICE £3.89
            – Single grip (unpackaged): Normal Price £1.70, SALE PRICE £1.19

Yours,
The Tennis Stringer Team

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End of Summer 2014 Tennis, Squash & Badminton Sale

As the summer season comes to a close, we have a number of special offers available across our tennis, squash and badminton products – these include strings, grips, and accessories.  The current stock levels are provided below, however, you’ll have to act quickly to grab some of these bargain deals as they’re likely to disappear quickly.  As always we are very happy to answer any questions / provide additional advice, just drop us an email (sales@tennisstringer.co.uk).  There are some items below which so not have links to our website, if you’re interested in any of these please email us at the above address.

Item	Type	Dia.	Colour	Qty	RRP	Price	Remark
Head RIP Control	Multifilament	1.30	Natural	3	£8.78	£8.00
Wilson Sensation 16	Multifilament	1.30	Natural	5	£8.87	£7.00
Wilson Shock Shield	Multifilament	1.33	Blue	2	£10.91	£7.00
Wilson Hollow Core 16	Multifilament	1.30	Natural	1	£11.34	£7.00	*Non retail packaging
Wilson SGX 16	Syn Gut	1.30	Pink	7	£7.67	£6.50
Babolat Hurricane Feel	Polyester	1.30	Blue	1	£9.49	£8.50
Babolat RPM Blast	Polyester	1.25	Black	1	£11.60	£10.60
Babolat Pro Hurricane	Polyester	1.30	Natural	1	£8.59	£8.00
Babolat RPM Team	Polyester	1.25	Black	2	£10.97	£9.50
Luxilon 4G Rough	Polyester	1.25	Gold	1	£13.26	£12.60
Prince Premier Softflex	Multifilament	1.30	Natural	1	£11.27	£8.00
Prince Syn Gut W/Duraflex	Syn Gut	1.38	White	2	£5.89	£5.20
Prince Premier LT 16	Multifilament	1.30	Natural	3	£11.07	£8.00
Prince Beast XP	Polyester	1.25	Green	1	£9.59	£8.00
Prince Premier Attack 16	Multifilament	1.30	Black	4	£10.03	£8.00
Tennis Tech TS Tennis	Syn Gut	1.42	Clear	3	£5.00	£3.50
Tennis Tech Syn Gut	Syn Gut	1.35	Natural	2	£3.50	£2.50
Tennis Tech T.S. Extra	Syn Gut	1.40	Natural	2	£3.50	£3.00
Kirschbaum Competition	Polyester	1.25	Yellow	2	£5.99	£5.30
Gamma Advantage	Syn Gut	1.38	White	1	£2.05	£1.80
MSV Evo Hex	Polyester	1.20	Clear	3	£5.70	£5.00
MSV Evo Hex	Polyester	1.20	Clear	3	£5.50	£3.20	*Non retail packaging
MSV Hepta Twist	Polyester	1.25	White	2	£6.50	£5.90
MSV Hepta Twist	Polyester	1.25	Black	3	£6.50	£5.90
Luxilon Big Banger Original	Polyester	1.30	Natural	1	£10.03	£9.00
Pro Supex PolyPower Soft ll	Polyester	1.25	Red	2	£4.00	£3.00
Pro Supex Dura Nylon	Syn Gut	1.40	Natural	1	£2.90	£2.00
Pro Supex Big Ace Revo	Polyester	1.22	Red	2	£5.00	£4.00
Pro Supex Syn Gut	Syn Gut	1.25	Natural	2	£3.50	£2.50
Pro Supex Syn Gut	Syn Gut	1.25	Natural	3	£3.50	£2.50	*Non retail packaging
Pro Supex Big Ace	Polyester	1.23	Black	1	£5.50	£3.50
Pro Supex Big Ace	Polyester	1.23	White	1	£5.50	£3.50
Pro Supex Black Fusion	Polyester	1.19	Black	2	£5.00	£4.00
Pro Supex Black Fusion	Polyester	1.23	Black	1	£5.00	£4.00
Pro Supex Black Fusion	Polyester	1.28	Black	1	£5.00	£4.00
Pro Supex Black Fusion (half set)	Polyester	1.28	Black	1	£2.50	£2.00	*6m set
Mascot Force 70	Multifilament	0.70	Yellow	1	£4.50	£3.50	Badminton
Yonex BG 65	Multifilament	0.70	White	6	£4.87	£4.50	Badminton
Ashaway Rally 20	Multifilament	0.85	Natural	5	£4.08	£3.00	Badminton *non retail packaging
Ashaway Rally 21	Multifilament	0.75	Natural	6	£4.08	£3.50	Badminton
Ashaway Rally 21 Micro	Multifilament	0.70	Natural	8	£4.08	£3.50	Badminton *non retail packaging
Mascot Tour 125	Multifilament	1.25	Grey	4	£4.50	£3.50	Squash
Prince Rebel Indoor	Multifilament	1.20	Yellow	5	£10.79	£8.50	Squash
Prince Super Syn Gut 17	Syn Gut	1.22	White	1	£4.79	£4.25	Squash
Tennis Tech Gutech	Multifilament	1.25	Natural	1	£5.00	£3.50	Squash
Pro Supex Syn Gut	Syn Gut	1.20	Green	2	£3.50	£3.00	Squash
Pro Supex Spin Touch	Multifilament	1.20	Red	2	£5.00	£4.50	Squash
Pro Supex Spin Touch	Multifilament	1.20	Black	2	£5.00	£4.50	Squash
Pro Supex Spin Touch	Multifilament	1.20	White w/ red & blue	1	£5.00	£4.50	Squash
Wilson Shock Trap	–		Clear	16	£3.61	£3.20	Pack of 1
Aircast A60 Ankle Brace	Left / Small		Black	1	£39.90	£35.00	Damaged Box
Babolat Babol XL	–	–	Blue	1	£3.28	£2.95	Pack of 3
Wilson Stencil Ink	–	–	Red	1	£4.50	£4.00
Stencil Ink	–	–	Black	1	£4.50	£4.00
Wilson Staff Squash Ball	–	–	Double Yellow	2	£4.00	£3.00	Pack of 2 in plastic packaging
Wilson String Glide (string savers)	–	–	–	1	£4.50	£4.00	Spacers are blue in colour
Prince NXG Silencer	–	–	Rainbow	1	£2.58	£2.30	Pack of 1
Babolat Cosmic Damp	–	–	White Green	1	£3.52	£3.10	Pack of 2
Yonex Vibration Stopper	–	–	White	1	£2.94	£2.70	Pack of 2
Babolat Aeropro Drive Grommet	–	–	Black	2	£6.50	£5.90	Fits fullsize & junior frames
Yonex Super Grap	–	–	Various	3	£4.24	£3.75	Yellow x 1, White x 2
Prince Bumper Tape	–	–	Black	3	£3.79	£3.20
Pro Supex Ace Overgrip	–	–	White	3	£3.00	£2.50	Pack of 3
Prince DuraPro+	–	–	Black	6	£3.50	£2.90	Tennis
Unique Tourna Grip	–	–	Blue	1	£16.43	£15.00	Pack of 10
Karakal X Gel Replacement Grip	–	–	Various	4	£4.92	£4.45	2 x yellow; 1 x blue; 1 x white
Babolat Pro Tour Traction	–	–	White	4	£3.34	£3.00	Pack of 3

Strings demystified

The type, gauge and tension of your strings can be as important as the frame itself

With hundreds of different strings on the market, choosing one can be daunting.

Jim Warner has been part of the stringing team at Wimbledon for the last five years and has strung thousands of rackets.

“It’s a bit like having your car serviced,” Warner, a stringer for Dunlop Tennis, explains. “You can be the best driver in the world and have the best car in the world but if you’ve got flat, bald tyres then you’re going to be all over the road. It’s the same with your tennis racket. It doesn’t matter what frame you have, if it doesn’t have the correct strings it’s not much good to you.” 

While a top professional tennis player may take up to ten rackets onto court for a single match, a club player may neglect to get their racket restrung even once a season. The same frame with new strings can make your stick feel like an entirely different racket. Your game style, level of play and how often you frequent a tennis court will dictate what type of string is best for you, while your budget will also impact on your final choice.

Racket technology may have come a long way since the days of John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors, but the natural gut string still remains a firm favourite among many of today’s pros. With natural elasticity it can generate a lot of power, but lacks durability and can be expensive to replace regularly. At the other end of the spectrum are the harder, monofilament strings also used by many pros. Ultradurable, the rigid polyester strings increase the capacity for spin.

“Many pros use a mix of natural gut and polyester strings, known as a hybrid,” says Warner. “It may well be that you would have the durable strings in the main and then the softer string in the cross string so it doesn’t injure your arm.” If you like the feel of natural gut but the wallet won’t stretch, go for a multifilament string, but if you’re a string buster, the synthetic gut may be better suited to your game. Once you’ve picked out your string, you need to consider the gauge, or thickness.

“The thinner the string, the more elastic it is, so you’re able to generate greater power and spin, but it is more likely to break,” Warner explains. “If you opt for a thicker string, it is more durable but it may impact performance.”

If things weren’t complicated enough for the uninitiated, there are two labelling systems in place – the international version and the US one, which is more commonly used. A beginner will normally start out with 15 gauge strings, while the average club player should opt for 16-17. For those who can afford to restring their rackets more often, an 18 gauge is a better option.

Another element that varies between each racket is string pattern. A frame with an open string pattern (fewer strings) offers greater power and spin, while a denser string pattern (more strings) provides greater control. The final aspect to consider is string tension. Every racket has a recommended tension range, but as a general rule, a lower tension provides greater power while a higher tension has more control.

“At Wimbledon last year, the highest tension was 32kg and the lowest tension was 12kg which is a huge difference,” Warner says. It’s not only the type of player you are, it’s the type of surface you play on.

“If you’re playing [on the clay] at Roland Garros you tend to hit the ball with a lot more spin and a higher trajectory from further back, so you might go for a lower tension for a bit more power. At Wimbledon, where the ball goes a lot faster off the grass, the same player will go for higher tension which is going to give them more control.”

 

Extracted from:  Tennishead

Stringing logs: WIMBLEDON 2013

Have you ever wondered what strings racquet, strings and tension the top professional tennis players use?  This page provides these details for a selection of well known players on the men’s (ATP Tour) and women’s (WTA Tour) professional tours.  All the information is based on the stringing logs from Wimbledon 2013.

The highest string tension was for Patricia Mayr-Achleitner at 31/31kg using Isospeed Black Fire.

The lowest string tension was for Jack Sock at 16.5/16.5kg using Luxilon Alu Power Rough.

PLAYER	RACKET	STRING	TENSION M’s/X’s	TOTAL STRUNG
Serena Williams	Wilson Blade Team	Wilson Natural/Luxilon 4G	65/64lbs	41
Mike Bryan	Prince Rebel	Prince Natural/Prince Beast	45/42lbs	35
Bob Bryan	Prince Rebel	Prince Natural/Prince Beast	45/41lbs	35
Kei Nishikori	Wilson Steam	Wilson Natural/Luxilon 4G	55/55lbs	32
Lukasz Kubot	Head Speed	Luxilon Alu Power	22/22kg	32
Ivan Dodig	Head Radical Pro	Luxilon 4G	28/28kg	30
Na Li	Babolat Pure Drive	Babolat Pro Hurricane/Babolat Xcel	67/65lbs	26
Jurgen Melzer	Dunlop Bio F3.0 Tour	Isospeed	25/25kg	24
Marion Bartoli	Prince Warrior	Babolat RPM Blast/Babolat VS Team	25/24.5kg	24
Sabine Lisicki	Yonex V.Core Tour 97	Yonex Poly Tour Spin/Prince Natural	23/22kg	24
Bernard Tomic	Yonex V.Core Tour 97	Babolat VS Team/Signum Pro Tornado	53/52lbs	23
Sloane Stephens	Head Radical Pro	Luxilon Alu Power	53/53lbs	21
Tommy Haas	Head Prestige	Babolat VS Touch/Babolat RPM Blast	24.5/23.5kg	21
Wayne Odesnik	Babolat AeroPro Drive	Babolat VS Touch/Luxilon Alu Power Rough	23/22kg	20
Edouard Roger-Vasselin	Babolat Pure Drive	Babolat Pro Hurricane Tour/Babolat VS Team	20.5/21.5kg	20

Tips from Roger Dalton, the head stringer at the Wimbledon Championships, on ‘How to choose the right strings and tension for you’.

Juniors and club players should go for the softest strings they can. Especially juniors, as the stiffer strings can damage your body. “Amateurs should be looking at using a soft string which will last them the longest period of time. There’s no point using a string that’s going to break within an hour. I have this conversation with parents the whole time, as their kids have been using the professional-type string which can be damaging to their body as they grow, with damage to their muscles and joints. They can damage kids because they are very stiff. They’re good for spin and durability and control, but not necessarily the best thing for vibration and shock and jarring of the joints. Once you’re physically strong and mature, those strings are fine.”

Juniors should be using the lowest tension they can. You can go down as low as the 40s or even the 30s. “You don’t want to go so low that you’re losing lots of durability and control, but you want to go as low as possible. With a lower tension, it doesn’t mean that you’re going to hit the ball faster, but that the ball will go deeper into the court. If you’re hitting the back fence the whole time, you have to do something about that. That might mean a higher tension. But if you can get by with a lower tension, and softer string, for as long as possible, you’re going to have a much longer career. With a lower tension, there’s going to be less fatigue. Tighter strings means more fatigue on muscles and joints.”

Older players tend to like a lower tension as that gives them easy power. “The former professionals who play exhibition matches at Wimbledon like to have a lower tension as they like the easy power they get from a lower tension.”

If, however, you keep on hitting the back fence you should think about playing with a higher tension. “You need more control over your shots and you’re going to get that with a higher tension. But there’s a trade-off because with a higher tension you’re going to have less depth on your shot, and you will experience more fatigue, and more shock and vibration. The professionals playing at Wimbledon use tensions between the 40s and the 70s. Serena Williams, because she has so much power, likes to have a pretty high tension, in the high 60s or low 70s. The highest tension I was ever asked for was by Monica Seles, who would ask for 95, but she was playing with a soft string, and she needed that high tension to give her the control she needed.”

Work out whether you prefer just polyester, just natural gut, or a combination of the two. “Players need to work out what suits them. Roger Federer, for example, uses a combination of different strings – natural gut in the main strings and a polyester-type string in the cross. Natural gut, made from beef intestine, is still used by a lot of professional players. But they find it a little bit too powerful, so they are dampening down that power with a stiffer, less resilient polyester string. Andy Murray uses polyester in the main string and natural gut in the cross – so the opposite way to Federer. Murray goes for that combination as he found natural gut in the main strings a little bit too powerful. So Murray is dampening down the power, and giving himself some control and spin, by using polyester in the main string. The main strings are usually the main driver of spin and control, and the cross strings give comfort and power. Novak Djokovic uses the same combination as Murray of polyester and natural gut. Some players do have only polyester. But that doesn’t give you much feel and power. It will give you oodles of control, but you’re losing out on power. It’s about finding the right combination of strings. You’re looking at the combination that will give you the right spin, control, comfort and power.”

While it’s cheaper using polyester strings, as they don’t break so quickly and last longer, that could be a false economy. “I’m always telling parents that they could end up spending more on physiotherapist’s bills than they would have done on more expensive strings.”

You need to get on the practice court and try out different strings and different tensions. “It’s a question of trial and error, and personal preferences. “You need to experiment on the practice court to find the strings and tensions which suits your game, and which helps you without taking away any of your weapons.”

Think about the conditions every day. “Some players go on court with a variety of tensions. Murray, for example, has a range of rackets strung at around 60, and he’s sensitive about changes in tension. But some go on with rackets all strung at the same tension. You need to work out in practice what tension you want, or maybe adjust that after your first match. And try to stick with that. But you also need to think about the weather. On a warm day, the balls are going to fly faster through the air, so you want to increase the tension. And go for a lower tension on a cold or windy day. You have to take altitude, surface and balls into consideration when choosing a tension. The balls are different from tournament to tournament. You might want to bring the tension down if you need more depth on your shots. Of course, it’s not always possible to make changes if you have already started a match, although professionals can do that – and maybe that will be possible at some tournaments you play at.”

Extracted from:  The Tennis Space

TennisStringer Newsletter – May 2013

Early Season Clearance

Pro Supex Ace Overgrips (white) Pack of 30 for ONLY ₤20

Babolat Pro Hurricane and N.VY Hybrid 1.25 x 1.30mm Blue/White ₤6.90

Tennis Tech Synthetic Gut1.35mm, 12m set ₤2.50

Tennis Tech TS Tennis 1.42mm, 12m set ₤1.50

Big Ace Revo Promotion

Pro Supex Big Ace Revo improves in every category from its predecessor (Big Ace). Offering a more crisp string-bed, Big Ace Revo is the perfect string for tournament players. A solid combination of power and control gives players the confidence to hit out on their shots. Softer than traditional polyester strings, Big Ace Revo makes a great string for the player who is seeking a soft yet comfortable string-bed.

We are currently offering Pro Supex Big Ace Revo (1.23mm) strings at a discounted price of £3.80 per 12m set. Please note that these will be cut off a reel and coiled, i.e they will not be packaged from the manufacturer. The 200m reels are available at £42.

Prince Twisted 1.27mm Multi Colour Twisted Polyester Promotion

Another great new co-poly from Prince – the first thing to strike you is the colour of this string. Split half and half in colour it appeals primarily to a younger audience. Don’t be blinded by the colour though, as this string is not just about cosmetics but it is also a great performance poly offering an unrivalled balance between Control and Power. Not as stiff as many other polys out there making this a very ‘usable’ string at an incredible price.

6 pack price: £7.07/set – Colours: Black/Yellow, Blue/White, Black/Red
Get 2 sets FREE with every 6 you order before 31^st May 2013.

New Launch – Head Sonic Pro Edge

We have recently added Head Sonic Pro Edge 1.30mm to our range. Made of unique copolymer polyester and with soft molecular construction, the Head Sonic Pro Edge provides maximum spin and control. The edges of this pentagonal-shaped string provide a magnified contact area and “bite” into the ball which results in maximized spin for every shot – giving tennis players the “EDGE” they need to devastate their opponent.

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TennisStringer Newsletter – April 2013

Winter Clearance

Pro Supex Ace Overgrips (white) Pack of 30 for ONLY ₤20

Babolat Pro Hurricane and N.VY Hybrid 1.25 x 1.30mm Blue/White ₤6.90

Tennis Tech Synthetic Gut1.35mm, 12m set ₤2.50

Tennis Tech TS Tennis 1.42mm, 12m set ₤1.50

Super Nova Hex Promotion

Super Nova Hex is a soft polyester with a hexagonal cross section – ideal for use for an entire racquet as opposed to only in a hybrid. Offers incredible spin and tension maintenance whilst still offering good power and control.

We are currently offering Pro Supex Super Nova Hex (1.28mm) strings at a discounted price of £3.80 per 12m set. Please note that these will be cut off a reel and coiled, i.e they will not be packaged from the manufacturer. The 200m reels are available at £50.

Grip of the month – Prince ResiPro Overgrip

Unique high friction overgrip offers extreme feel and traction. If you are yet to try this grip, its well worth giving a go. This is one of our favourite overgrips and is our best selling overgrip so far this year. For both wet or dry hands this will offer extreme grip in all conditions. Now you get an EXTRA 10% discount when you order a pack of 6 before April 30^th.

New Launch – Luxilon 4G

We have recently added Luxilon 4G 1.25mm to our range. Luxilon 4G is an ultra-playable co-polyester string and the next evolution in Luxilon String. 4G strings boast incredible tension maintenance for longer lasting playability. Enjoy Luxilon’s renowned spin and power longer while dominating your opponents. Play with the future, swing 4G.

New Launch – Tecnifibre X-Tra Feel Replacement Grip

New for 2013, the ATP Tecnifibre X-Tra Feel replacement grip features the latest in absorption technology – Hydrocell, for up to 5 times faster absorption compared to a standard grip. Ideal for tight games where the pressure ups a notch and you need an ultra reliable grip, for the best absorbtion even when perspiration reaches maximum.

Thickness: 1.9mm, Available in Pack of 1, Colours: White & Black

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If you wish to place an order, please drop us an email or order online.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to drop us an email as we love to discuss the different options available to ensure you get the right products for your specific needs.

TennisStringer Newsletter – March 2013

Free Listings for Stringers

Do you offer a restringing service, or have a favourite local stringer who you feel more people should know about? We offer a free listing service for stringers around the UK on our website, helping drive customers. Drop us an email if you’re interested.

PolyPower Soft II Promotion

New from Pro Supex for 2013, PolyPower Soft II is a mid-soft co-polyester string. It’s recommended for players who are looking for the durability of a polyester, whilst not wanting the all too often associated stiffnes. This is a very playable polyester which is very good both on its own and when used as a hybrid.

We are currently offering Pro Supex PolyPower Soft II (1.30mm) strings at a discounted price of £3.80 per 12m set. Please note that these will be cut off a reel and coiled, but will not be packaged from the manufacturer. The 200m reels are available at £37.

New Launch – Big Ace Revo

We have recently added Pro Supex Big Ace Revo 1.23mmto our range. Pro Supex Big Ace Revo improves in every category from its predecessor (Big Ace). Offering a more crisp string-bed, Big Ace Revo is the perfect string for tournament players. A solid combination of power and control gives players the confidence to hit out on their shots. Softer than traditional polyester strings, Big Ace Revo makes a great string for the player who is seeking a soft yet comfortable string-bed.

Dunlop & Carlton Range New Launch

We have just added both Dunlop (tennis and squash) and Carlton (badminton only) sets and reels to our range.

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If you wish to place an order, please drop us an email or order online.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to drop us an email as we love to discuss the different options available to ensure you get the right products for your specific needs.

TSDeals: Save 10% OFF Alu Power Rough and VS Team

TSDeals: This week’s ATP Tour Shanghai Masters Tournament was won by Novak Djokovic, beating Andy Murray 5-7, 7-6, 6-3.

Novak Djokovic currently uses Babolat VS Team in the mains (55lbs) and Luxilon Alu Power Rough in the crosses (52lbs)- that means we’re now offering these strings at 10% OFF until 9am Wednesday!

Andy Murray uses Luxilon Alu Power Rough in the mains (62lbs) and Babolat VS Team in the crosses (62lbs) – luckily for you, these are the same strings as Novak, so you get 10% OFF instead of 5%!

SALE PRICES:

Babolat VS Team – 12m NOW £25.37
Luxilon Big Banger Alu Power Rough– 12m NOW £10.79, 100m NOW £86.39, 220m NOW £159.84

You’ll find details of these offers on our Special Offers page – http://www.tennisstringer.co.uk/shop/offers.jsf

NEW TSDeals Promotion Launched

We’re launching our new promotion, each week we will pick one of the top Professional Tournaments (either ATP or WTA) – We will offer all customers 10% OFF the strings used by the winner and 5% OFF the strings used by the runner up! These discounts will run until 9am on the Wednesday of the following week.