HOW TO STRING A TENNIS RACQUET USING PRO STRINGER PLATINUM & CLAWS (FLYING CLAMPS) -- PRO STRINGER

[@rayw0913]

How I set the desire tension? what tension range Pro Stringer support?

[@myprostringer]

The Pro Stringer support tension range depending on the type of racquet sport, you can find out more on our website!

[@gnawshus007]

I'm used to stringing mains and cross continuously vs. string mains and cross separately. Is this an option? thanks!

[@myprostringer]

Definitely possible! You can continue stringing continously as other machine, except the Pro Stringer would be up close to your racquet, saving more strings! :)

[@sethuu2105]

Great

[@guidodelgiudice5]

Wow, this guy is fast

[@Vikt68]

😂😂👍🏽

[@timmark4190]

How many claw clamps do you recommend? And their sizes pls

[@myprostringer]

Hi Tim! Only 2 Claw clamps are needed to be able to string a racquet. If possible, we do like to recommend the power combo of 2 Mediums and 1 Large Claw as you can be sure that you'll be able to easily string any string pattern, especially the ones with very wide string gaps.

[@beecottagerutland761]

Great video guys, thanks. So, how long will it take with this stringer? Same average time or a little quicker?

[@myprostringer]

Hi Bee, thanks for your question! After a bit of practice you can be stringing within 20-25 minutes even while sitting :)

[@justmeluke7464]

Hi Pro Stringer. Thank you for this video, it has helped me so much as a beginner. However could you please upload a tutorial on how to string a racket with 4 bumps ( with the two holes where you put the strings in ) on the bottom side of the racket? I’m currently using a Yonex racket and there aren’t any tutorials on how to string these types of rackets with the Prostringer machine… Thank you :)

[@myprostringer]

Hi Luke, great question! If you have a racquet with the 4 "bumps" at the throat, then you simple start the racquet by inserting the strings at the opposite end of the racquet. This means that you will feed in the string from the head of the racquet towards the throat, and do the same as you see in the video, except from the opposite side of the racquet. Just make sure to skip the correct holes based on your string pattern as some Yonex racquets can be tricky! Let us know if you run into any troubles!

[@damiencoffey2391]

I'm a professional stringer, I would be concerned how the metal contacts the frame when the motor pulls tension.

[@myprostringer]

Hey Damien, rest assure as the metal on the throat and head support is NOT in contact with the frame and would not be due to the frame retainer held in place by the butterfly screw! :)

[@damiencoffey2391]

I was not referring to the mounting system, I am referring to when you feed the string through the gripper and pull it, the motor presses against the frame of the racquet to stabilize when it pulls. @@myprostringer

[@BalvinderSingh-es4zk]

This is not easy the way it’s looks like very very difficult for new users 👎🏻

[@myprostringer]

Hi Balvinder, most of our customers are actually first time beginner stringers and very quickly get the hang of it! It might look difficult but trust us, we have 10 year old’s stringing their own racquets so we have no doubt you’ll be able to :) Our team is always available to help guide our first time users as well!