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Tennis Racket Restringing in SLO

Speed Theory Tennis partnered with PARTNER(TBD) to offer quality strings at an affordable . We offer pickup and delivery and expedited services by request.

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Do you know what stringing setup you want?

Not sure?

Full Bed or Hybrid?

Full Bed

The same string in the mains and the crosses.

+ Pros
Consistent feel, simple to choose, usually costs a little less
− Cons
No mixing of traits; a full bed of co-poly can feel stiff on the arm

Hybrid

One string in the mains and a different string in the crosses, often co-poly mains with softer crosses.

+ Pros
Blends spin and control with comfort, lets you tune durability and feel
− Cons
Costs a little more, more choices to make, feel is less uniform

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String Selection

Our strings come from our partner PARTNER(TBD).

  • Co-Poly String A

    A spin-friendly co-poly for the modern player.

    • Material: co-polyester
    • Feel: firm
    • Tension loss: moderate

    Offered gauges

    16L, 17

  • Co-Poly String B

    A softer co-poly with more pocketing and feel.

    • Material: co-polyester
    • Feel: medium
    • Tension loss: moderate

    Offered gauges

    16, 17, 18

  • Multifilament String A

    Soft and powerful but easy on the arm.

    • Material: multifilament nylon
    • Feel: soft
    • Durability: lower

    Offered gauges

    16, 17

  • Multifilament String B

    Natural gut feel at a lower price.

    • Material: multifilament
    • Feel: plush
    • Durability: lower

    Offered gauges

    16

  • Synthetic Gut String A

    An inexpensive option for the budget conscious.

    • Material: nylon core
    • Feel: balanced
    • Durability: good

    Offered gauges

    16, 17

Stringing Help Guide

Helping you understand string types, tension specs, and what may be best for you.

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