Tennis Stringing Machine Gamma
Tennis Stringing Machine Gamma
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Gamma X-2 Tennis Stringing Machine $159.00 This tabletop tennis racquet stringing machine features strong, lightweight extruded aluminum construction and diamond-coated rotational ratchet gripper. The X-2 includes tools (pathfinder awl, straight awl, hex wrenches, straight pliers, and razor knife), and a built-in tool tray and drawer. A drop weight tensioning mechanism has a nine-to-90-pound range, and the turntable rotates 360 degrees. Tw... |
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Tennis Racquet Stringing Questions?
I'm thinking about buying a Gamma X-2 and I have 2 questions about stringing and machines.
1. Do different machines produce different results when you finish stringing your racquet? Or are they just more time efficient?
2. Is there a very thorough video guide on how to string your racquet? I've looked through youtube but I'm still a little confused.
If there is anything else you'd like to point out please do so.
1. Probably not a huge difference in the RESULT maybe the process though. A less expensive machine may take more time and effort to string a racket. So yes, I think it's just that they are more efficient.
2. Umm, you could probably find a really good one on YouTube or some tennis website (there's lots). You could also just google. My good friend and hitting partner works at our local tennis store and he taught me how to string. You could probably ask around. Most coaches probably know how to string rackets. All the coaches at my tennis academy do anyway.