What is a stringing pattern?
What is a stringing pattern?
A “string pattern” refers to the number of main (up and down) strings and the number of cross (side to side) strings. The most common patterns around are 18 × 20, 16 x 19, 16 x 20 and 16 x 18. A dense pattern refers to very small spaces between the strings, while an open pattern has more separation between the strings.
How much string do you need to string a squash racket?
You typically need 30 feet of string. Sometimes you can get by with 27 feet, but to be safe use at least a 30 feet length of string. There is a lot of debate on what squash string is best.
Is it worth restringing a squash racket?
Racket strings don’t necessarily have to break to need replacing. If you’re playing frequently (three or more times per week) we recommend that you restring your racket at least three times a year to ensure optimum performance as all strings will lose their elasticity and deteriorate with constant use.
What are the best squash racket strings?
Most squash players choose a string from Tecnifibre and Ashaway. These brands manufacture high-quality strings which improve the playing characteristics of your racket. The famous green Tecnifibre 305 squash string offers you excellent comfort and control over the ball.
What is a good tension for squash racket?
For singles racquets, a high squash racquet string tension (for more control) is 29-30 pounds, an average is 27-28 pounds, and a low tension (for more power) is 25 pounds or less. Hardball doubles racquets are strung at higher tensions (32 or more pounds).
How often should you restring squash?
three times a year
Racket strings don’t necessarily have to break to need replacing. If you’re playing frequently (three or more times per week) we recommend that you restring your racket at least three times a year to ensure optimum performance as all strings will lose their elasticity and deteriorate with constant use.
