How do you guys mark your matched racquets to differentiate?

[movdqa]

4 is a lot? I never thought so, I don’t play full poly (past injury) and have broken multiple strings during a tournament week. I have switched from multi/poly to gut/poly and that has helped.

I think that it varies widely between players. String type, gauge, game style (flat vs spin), frequency of play and your stringing resources. If you can string it yourself, then fewer racquets. If you have to drive an hour to get them strung, then maybe more racquets. I find that four is pretty convenient for the long haul but can be quite a lot of money if you change racquets every year.

 

[topspn]

Nothing, my stringer does it for me. Puts a little sticky inside throat for date and tension strung.

 

[Leftorium]

I seperate between my two frames by installing the finishing tape of the overgrip on one of my frames upside down.

 

[Irvin]

My wife places a wristband on 1 of her 2 rackets. When she plays she moves the wristband to the other racket.

 

[oiler90]

I stole some stars from my wife’s school supplies. How do you guys tell matched racquets apart?

Other than the actual string date and current tension, I don’t want to tell them apart. They’re identical. I’m talking EXACTLY identical.