i need to restring my tennis racquet
04-30-2002, 04:31 PM
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Originally posted by vtecvoodoo
hank loyd`s in Tustin is good.
Man I haven`t played tennis in a longtime!
Ryan
hank loyd`s in Tustin is good.
Man I haven`t played tennis in a longtime!
Ryan
now wut strings should i get.... i guess not many peeps play tennis up on dis board
04-30-2002, 05:34 PM
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Contact the equipment manager, dept. of Physical Education at your nearest university or college. I bet they have the most up to date info and they may even have a re-stringing service. Our university does.
04-30-2002, 08:19 PM
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it's been quite a few years for me too, but i've always liked Prince's sythetic gut strings. damn, and i used to play tournaments too and practiced 3-4 hours a day...
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S2R, there's a tennis shop called Tennis Pro located on McFadden between Brookhurst and Euclid. They're very good, quick and inexpensive, too. For the string, I'd go for the synthetic gut 16 IMO, either HEAD or Wilson. Hope this helps.
If you wanna get together and play, my buddies and I play every Wed night and Sat morning. PM and let me know.
If you wanna get together and play, my buddies and I play every Wed night and Sat morning. PM and let me know.
Originally posted by S2R
anybody know a good place to get it done? also, wut's a good string to use. i'm thinking of getting natural gut.
anybody know a good place to get it done? also, wut's a good string to use. i'm thinking of getting natural gut.