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Racquet restringing
Why restring
Enhance your game with precision restringing
Optimal performance
Strings lose tension and elasticity over time, affecting your racquet's response. Regular restringing keeps it playing its best.
Injury prevention
Worn or broken strings lead to mishits and more shock. Fresh strings improve safety and playability.
Personalisation
Different players need different string types and tensions. We'll help you choose the right setup for your level and preferences.
Our restringing process
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Assessment: We evaluate your racquet and current strings to determine the best options.
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String selection: Choose from polyester, multifilament and synthetic gut strings to match your playing style.
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Precision restringing: Accurate tension and consistent results on our stringing machine.
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Final check: A thorough inspection before handing your racquet back.
How often should I restring?
As a general rule, restring your racquet as many times per year as you play per week. If you play three times a week, consider restringing every three months, or more often if you hit hard or compete.
Which type of string should I choose?
Polyester for spin and control (favoured by aggressive players), multifilament for power and comfort (great for intermediate players and anyone with a sore arm), and synthetic gut as a comfortable, popular all-rounder.
How much does it cost?
Restringing is $40 including the string for every string we stock. Overgrips are installed free with a restring.
Strings · $40 restrung
Polyester strings
Head Lynx Tour
$40Above average comfort and feel for a poly. Great for a player who wants an arm-friendly polyester. A six-sided string that helps generate spin, in grey.
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Solinco Hyper-G
$40Hyper-G 1.20 is a square-shaped green string. Thanks to its four edges it provides easy access to spin and has a comfortable feel. Used by professional player Sam Querrey.
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Babolat RPM Blast
$40RPM Blast 1.25 is an octagonal black string that gives heavy spin and maximum control. It has a stiffer feel but is used by many professionals such as Nadal, Thiem, Tsonga and Wawrinka.
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Yonex Poly Tour Pro
$40Poly Tour Pro 1.25 is a round yellow string. Its softer feel provides greater comfort. Used by professional player Nick Kyrgios.
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Solinco Tour Bite
$40A square-shaped polyester string that gets lots of spin and control, with a stiff and lively feel.
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Solinco Revolution
$40Solinco Revolution gets maximum power, spin and durability. A dark blue poly on the softer side.
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Multifilament & synthetic gut strings
Head Velocity MLT
$40A popular choice for juniors who want comfort and spin, or for seniors who want to avoid polyester due to injury.
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Tecnifibre X-One Biphase
$40The ultimate choice for comfort and shock absorption. Perfect for adults and juniors looking to avoid tennis elbow. Very powerful with less spin, and plays very similar to natural gut.
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Prince Synthetic Gut with Duraflex
$40Very comfortable with medium spin. Perfect for juniors or seniors looking to avoid polyester. One of the most popular strings of all time.
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Grips & dampeners
Overgrip
$5Wilson Pro overgrip in a variety of colours. Head overgrip in yellow, blue, black, white and purple. Free installation with a restring.
Replacement grip
$15Wilson Pro Performance easy-wrap replacement grip. This is the base grip you put on first and can cover with an overgrip so it lasts longer.
Vibration dampeners
from $2.50Smiley face $2.50. Wilson, Head and Babolat $5.
Ready to restring?
Drop your racquet off at the club during lesson times, or call to arrange a time. Most restrings are ready within a few days.