When deciding string inventory to carry not only do you need to find the right mix of strings but also their 'gauges'. Generally you will carry strings in these gauges:
15L-thicker strings for frequent string breakers.
16g- good all around gauge for most players
<16L and 17g for players looking for more spin and a little more feel (but breaks easier).18g- for those players looking for the ultimate in spin and playability (and those that can afford to break strings frequently).
I will get into performance and tweaking strings to get the right combination in my next entry.
best to all
patrick
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Write commentsHi Patrick, thanks for checking out my tennis blog (protennisfan.com). Are you a current stringer on the tour?
ReplyI've been slacking on writing lately, but imagine once things start up again in the new year I'll be back at it.
Bjorkman was a class act all the way when I met him this past summer.
Hi ,thanks for leaving a comment, yes I work a few tournaments throughout the year, I will be at the Australian open working with the wilson team. You have some great material on your site, I am focusing on the stringing aspect, so hope to connect with your site more often.
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