Squash, Tennis, Badminton Stringing

Badminton from $8, Squash/Tennis from $18. Price of string included.

It takes 60 minutes to restring one racket.

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Anchorpoint Shopping Centre, or Dawson Place while waiting for your racket/s.

Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 8.30pm

Saturday to Sunday: 9am - 8.30pm

Near Queenstown MRT Tennis Stringing, Squash Stringing, Badminton Stringing, Racket Restring

Racket Restring address and contact, Badminton Stringing, Squash Stringing, Tennis Stringing

enquiry@racket-restring.com

Please call before coming to our place.

Map: Racket Restring map from streetdirectory.com here

Racket Restring map, Badminton Stringing, Squash Stringing, Tennis Stringing

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Free parking: Blk 57(Sat & Sun); Blk 56A, 60A and 53A(Sun)

1. How often should I restring?

The conventional rule of thumb is to restring as often per year as you play per week, but no less often than twice per year. It won't hurt your racket to restring less often, but your strings might lose their responsiveness.

2. What's the best tension?

Generally, tighter strings offer more control, looser strings more comfort. Looser strings also seem to have more power because they tend to hit farther, probably due to their prolonging contact with the shuttlecock/ball while the racket moves upward with the stroke. String tension has a profound effect on the way a racket performs and feels. I've seen lots of players hate a racket strung at one tension, then love an identical frame strung differently. (This is a good point to keep in mind when trying rackets you're considering buying.) There's no single best tension, and the pros offer little guidance, with a huge range in their preferred tensions and no apparent correlation to style of play.