String Tension
A 1mm sunken depth of the strings is the ideal tension for most players. If you tend to channel more force into your strokes, you will need a higher tension for your racket strings. For beginners, 22 – 23 lbs is a good tension to start with.
Simply so, what tension do professional badminton players use?
Most factory strung rackets come strung at about 18lbs – 20lbs. At the high end, some professional players have their rackets strung in excess of 30lbs. For the majority of players, between 20lbs and 30lbs is normal between a range of beginners to advanced players, including some professionals.
Additionally, which string tension should I use?
When it comes to the actual tension, most manufacturers recommend stringing elastic materials like nylon or natural gut around 50-60 lbs. If using a stiffer string like polyester, drop the tension to avoid arm injuries.
Is Astrox 99 good for doubles?
Although both rackets can be used for doubles as well as singles games, the Yonex Astrox 99 racket is a slightly faster option. It means it is well-suited for the doubles game which requires more agility. The flexible shaft can make your shots quicker than before.
Why do badminton players cut their strings?
Snipping the strings is important because of the tension on the strings and the stress placed on the frame by the strings. When a string breaks, it immediately loses tension and the strings around it loosen up as well. This results in a string bed with varying tension that exerts uneven forces on the racquet.
What tension does LCW use?
Yonex Nanoray Light 8i LCW Graphite Badminton Racquet with free Full Cover (Purple/Blue, G4, 77 Grams, 30 lbs Tension)
Which string is used by professionals?
Which strings do the pros use? Most professionals use polyester strings.