NEW PRO STRINGER V2 PORTABLE ELECTRIC TENNIS STRINGING MACHINE

[@arshaypatel8898]

Welcome to tennis spin where we put the playback at 2

[@exceri0n]

2 is a little fast. I go with 1.5x.

[@arshaypatel8898]

@@exceri0n depends on the vid ig

[@jamesmpetrakis6019]

Ya’d think he’d get a a little bit amped from that Java he drinks every show

[@exceri0n]

@@jamesmpetrakis6019 haha what java? I always skip to 1:30.

[@dfv321]

I’m glad I’m not the only one

[@HGM10]

I started to play after 21 yrs of break, and im loving your videos thanks for putting me up to date in every aspect, it’s incredible how the sport has developed, keep up the awesome videos Sincerely Humberto

[@gnohymmij]

@tennisspin: can you try to check the tension after stringing compared to after stringing with your regular machine? Looks like a great machine but wonder about tension accuracy. Thanks for all the great content!

[@msalvs]

If it’s a matter of calibration you can easily account for any differences.

[@carlantaya175]

The nail clippers are for cutting string. It's honestly best tool for it because you can rest outside edges on racket and cut it and it will always be the same length cut every single time.

[@mactennis9868]

I've been using this machine for a long time ... it's worth wrapping the 360 ​​° stretch on the handle. Nobody talks about it and it protects the string very much

[@ishannage248]

I just got this machine. Could you please elaborate, i would like to use your tip from the start

[@JW-bw8nj]

My favorite thing to do lately while watching Harry's videos is count how many times he says "actually"

[@clayboy7703]

Been stringing for over 20 years and I own this machine and string the mains 2lbs higher due to the flying clamps . Also use a starting clamp. On knot tie offs I increase tension 10%. There will always be some tension loss, hence going up 10% on knots. Again its all preference but never felt or had a complaint about my string jobs after doing this. The machine isn’t perfect, but for the price point of a compact travelling machine its great. I also picked up this machine used but basically new for just over half the price.

[@dikdikpeter5250]

you should show how accurate the tension is after the string job with that tension measuring device you have on the desk to make it more convincing

[@exceri0n]

And maybe mention that it's $1,000 to buy one...

[@dikdikpeter5250]

@@exceri0n I mean compared to other electric stringing machine its a little more expensive but I just want to know if it is accurate enough to be worth the price

[@kevins.6971]

They don’t show accuracy because it’s NOT. I’ve posted videos on how horribly immaculate and not repeatable it is.

[@Multisportamateur]

I’ve used a 6 mound exthree machine only with the two points because the machine was mainly used for badminton. The school that owned the stinger lost the accessories for tennis. I strung my Yonex RDS001 mid size on it and though it damaged the paint on my stick, there was no structural damage to the stick. But as an experienced stringer, avoid using this kind of string method on oversized or thicker beamed sticks as the string might rip through or crack the graphite. On most 100 sqin sticks that have a thinner beams should be all right.

[@ronalddelrosario7405]

Huh, I was wondering why they provided a toenail clipper as the string cutter. Makes sense that it's because of airport security requirements. Being a stringer myself, it would really suck if I had to string without a pathfinder awl or any other awls. The pathfinder awl makes it incredibly easy to guide a string through a grommet hole blocked by one or more other strings. If you don't have one available and you're stringing with a soft string, it's incredibly difficult sometimes to get that string through a blocked hole... :(

[@ChrisTennis]

That's a neat tiny stringer but wonder how many club players need to string on the road 😁

[@davidm.crispjr.9683]

This looks like it's specifically for the traveling player. Not for me, but I could see the utility for those who need it. It does look like a labor intensive process compared to other stringers. Surprised it only takes 20-30 to string a racket with this stringer....

[@ryantraniam]

I was thinking about getting a cheap Klippermate, but then i saw this video. I've never strung a racquet before, is it worth it for me to get this Pro Stringer 2.0 machine? Can a regular novice learn how to string on it without too much problems? Or should I just go with the Klippermate?

[@YJ-br7ug]

Go with klippermate unless you need to be traveling with your stringing machine

[@joshuaaltmann6431]

Klippermate is probably easier to learn on

[@Utopia569]

If you are going to string long term like you know you'll be playing tennis for the rest of your life, get a electronic stringing machine, if you are only going to string once a year, get the klipper

[@ronalddelrosario7405]

It's not that hard to learn to string using any machine really. Unless you're traveling, there's no good reason to get the Pro Stringer. Like others have already said, the Klippermate is fine for most people's needs. But if you're going to be stringing often, I'd suggest getting a crank tensioning machine (or electronic if you can afford it) instead of a drop weight. It's so much more convenient. Plus if you can't afford an electronic machine right away, you can usually replace the crank tensioner later with a Wise electronic tensioner. That's the setup I have...

[@robertjacobson941]

@@ronalddelrosario7405 Good advice but first of all, look for a 6 point mounting with fixed clamps--flying clamps are...awful.

[@calebspeck9410]

I’m looking to spend about this much on a stringer. Would you recommend this or something else?

[@jerome_morrow]

12:36 When was the last time you responded to any comments, Harry?

[@om5141]

to be fair, he does have a shop to run when he's not working on filming

[@luisbritto5486]

Is it possible to do ATW method with Pro Stringer????

[@SJPDurham]

Personally I would and do tighten the knots with a starting clamp.

[@Aziztorrent]

Welcome to tennis spin where we teach Coach Chris how to lie for money.

[@partnerbankowy3728]

Great channel f… you Aziz. Harry great job learned so much from you and guys full support!!!

[@Aziztorrent]

Easy boy ! Relax, I m helping your Harry to understand that he's doing a bit too much of marketing recently. Otherwise, you defiantly need a special kind of support buddy, Chill. ;)

[@Ariffoluco]

Where you can make service for calibrated the machine ?

[@nickhopkins9965]

How do you set the clamps, so they don’t slip?

[@shunsukekahn1628]

Is Chris using that Head racquet? Also what courts will Chris be playing on, I would like to say hi!

[@samsno3667]

Hi.. I have an older Gamma Progression Stringer that uses a crank tensioner and I'm trying to calibrate the clutch. I don't seem my older model online on youtube so maybe you can help me. I don't know which "screw" to loosen so that the adjusting hex screw can be turned. There is no set screw but there is a "clear" plastic panhead screw... could that be it?

[@LubaLuba1]

Coach Chris how can you show a pro stringer without a link to buy !!!!!!!!!!

[@a2casius]

So what's new about something that's been around for years? Ahh, Harry just discovered it :)

[@frengkijerriputra5220]

I am very interested and want to buy it, how do I order this string machine?

[@nceebee6859]

Great little stringer for an apartment. If it's good enough for guys trying to climb the ranks and who play for their livelihood?! 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@SJPDurham]

Good for travelers but if you’re using in a home/shop environment then better to get an electric one as they are around £1,000 as well.

[@rezamaladila3764]

Flying claps is a lot moving

[@jeroenmolenaar8832]

So cool😎🤙👏👏

[@ssportslivetvstreaming]

he switched to the boom ?

[@captainobvious254]

Coach Chris here reminds me of a typical DMV employee. No enthusiasm about this whatsoever. We didn’t get to learn much of anything about this device.

[@oferfernandes]

I want one ☝️

[@marcinsykut497]

Off course you didn’t say how much it cost

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Realistically tennis stringing is way way overstated. The tennis player is very anal and suffers from string-Itis. They think that having new strings every time they play is helping them. It’s not. You can use the same string for weeks or months. Generally use it until it breaks. It’s just a huge business for stringers.

[@eincan1313]

Agreed, but depends on the string. Gut, multi etc… absolutely play it until it breaks. Poly should be strung often as it loses its elasticity quickly and playing with dead poly can lead to arm problems. I am a string breaker and gut and multi never last more than a 2-3 days for me, however poly I will cut out even if it doesn’t break at about the 10-12 hour mark. If I play it longer I feel it.

[@peruricanp]

On the contrary. While it does depend on how often you play, getting your rackets restrung every so often is needed because it does in fact affect your game. New strings will help with control, power and spin depending upon how your style of play is. The strings become dead at a certain point: all depends on how often you play tennis and for how long each day. Another thing to mention is what type of strings is the player using? Some strings lose their tension and affect a lot faster than other strings.

[@davidmaloney9505]

Ummmmm! I dont know?

[@InfiniteQuest86]

Having strung many racquets, I have no idea what he was doing most of the time in this video. Based on how long it was taking him to do the mains, I can't imagine it takes him under 30 minutes to string the whole racquet using this thing.

[@eincan1313]

Totally agree, no way he is doing a string job in 30 minutes. Granted he was talking during it, his mains were taking forever. He would be lucky to get it done under 45 minutes.

[@rishijai]

Have you ever tried stringing a racket and filming a video at the same time?

[@eincan1313]

@@rishijai Actually yes I have. Also always having conversations while I string. My point was with the floating clamps and the methodology needed to pull the string, while it gets the job done it is not a fast string job. It takes me nearly 30 minutes on an electronic constant pull machine, so no way he is doing that fast.

[@InfiniteQuest86]

@@rishijai I mean I guess. I was mostly talking about how he was struggling with pliers to pull a string through on the mains. I have no idea what he was doing.

[@InfiniteQuest86]

@@eincan1313 Yeah so bizarre. I don't get what he was doing.

[@toddhoyt4614]

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[@ernie8117]

Coach Chris does not look comfy stringing that racquet. lol.

[@GeneralRock114]

You don’t answer comments. Lol.

[@kevins.6971]

“Pretty accurate”. Not exactly a glowing review. The single lost important thing in a string is accuracy, and I would spend $1000 on “pretty accurate”. No one posts this machine with actually showing tension numbers….because it’s not accurate at all.

[@marcodeluca4068]

How stupid to have a video on a product with price and link to purchase it you guys are so freaking weird. Oh I get it don't want others to buy and take stringing business away from you LOL then dont do a video about it man you guys have hard head!!!!