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More closely spaced strings will offer less spin potential but will last longer than a similar racquet featuring a more open string pattern. A trade off is reduced string durability as the fewer strings will accelerate wear.Ī denser string pattern won’t deflect as much upon ball impact, resulting in less rebound energy so it’s better suited for hard hitters that don’t need as much help from the racket. Players seeking more spin will benefit from a more open string pattern. Open string patterns also allow for more spin potential, as the wider string spacing provides more bite on the ball. Strung at the same tension (in similar racquets) an open string pattern won’t feel as “tight” as a dense string pattern. STRING PATTERNĪn open string pattern will deflect more on impact than a denser pattern, providing greater ball rebound. As you advance your tennis skills and arm strength you may want a heavier racket for more stability. A lighter racket generates less fatigue and is more maneuverable while a heavier frame provides more 'plow through' and stability. I suggest that a player use the heaviest racket they can use without getting tired. As a player gains more consistent contact in the center of the racket, a smaller stringbed can provide more precision and accuracy RACKET WEIGHT They also tend to have more open string beds which help with power and spin. I usually recommend beginners start with “oversized” or “power” rackets since larger string beds provide a larger sweet spot for more forgiveness on off-center hits.

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