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Lendl's eight knot hybrid string job
Check out this thread from the "Pro's racquets and gear" forum:
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=425724 The string job looks very interesting to me. Does anyone have any information on how his racquet is strung? Are there truly 8 knots? |
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I suppose the white stuff could be strung one side/end at a time? But the black would need some longer runs. Hell, I dunno. |
If I had to guess I would say two piece with 4 knots. center 10 main and crosses 1 piece black strings. Thre top and side strings and bottom 5 1 piece white.
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So, would you string the black mains and black middle crosses first? Then, would you start the white mains on one side, do the white crosses at the top, then the mains on the other side, with the bottom crosses last? |
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Do you have a racket in mind? Why type stringer and clamps do you have? |
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I have a Donnay XP102. I string with an Alpha Pioneer III with Glide bar clamps. |
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EDIT: BTW this pattern probably will not be recommended by Donnay. LOL |
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Thanks. I am going to give it a try. |
Take some pictures and let me know how it turns out.
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My Version
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Looks just like Lendl's racket to me except you have four crosses at the top and bottom that are white. Is that two piece?
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12 knots? How does it play?
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What tensions did you use for which strings / crosses / mains?
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Yes 12 knots. Was trying on a old racket of mine. Didn't feel bad. Need to try it on my prestige MP with NXT mains/M2 Pro crosses. |
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Just wanted to make sure it would work with two pieces and 4 knots.
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This pattern looks more "right" on the Bosworth frames.
I'm curious about the purpose and tensions. I can only guess that on Lendl's racquet the black poly is at a lower tension and the outer strings (gut?) is strung a bit tighter. Any thoughts? What are the advantages to using two piece vs. four pieces? I know someone to ask, but it'll be a week or so. |
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What tools did you use? |
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