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Kirschbaum Gut Feeling Tennis Racket Restring
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling Tennis Racket Restring
Experience unmatched comfort and performance with the Kirschbaum Gut Feeling tennis string, a premium multifilament string crafted to replicate the playability of natural gut. Designed for players seeking a soft, arm-friendly string without compromising on power, Gut Feeling provides excellent shock absorption and a plush feel on every shot. Its advanced multifilament construction delivers exceptional elasticity, making it easier to generate power and depth while providing a satisfying blend of control.
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is perfect for players who want a versatile string that suits an all-court game. Whether you’re hitting deep groundstrokes or playing delicate volleys at the net, this string helps deliver responsiveness with an effortless touch. It is especially well-suited for players with arm or shoulder issues, as its soft construction helps to minimise vibration and reduce strain, ensuring a comfortable playing experience over long matches.
Our professional stringing service ensures that Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is installed precisely to your preferred tension, allowing you to customise your racket for optimal performance. Whether you are a seasoned player looking for a comfortable hybrid setup or a recreational player in need of a reliable, high-quality string, Kirschbaum Gut Feeling will enhance your game with superior comfort, power, and control. Experience the ultimate in multifilament technology—crafted for comfort, strung by experts.
| Material | Multifilament |
| Gauge | 16 (1.30mm) |
| Colour | Natural |
| Profile | Round |
| Recommended Tension | 52-58lbs |
| Best For | Comfort, Power, Arm Friendly |
| Ability | Beginner to Intermediate |
How It Works
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1. Discuss your requirements
Give us a call, send a WhatsApp message or submit our contact form. We will be happy to assist in any queries you may have to guarantee a suitable string and tension is decided.
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2. Schedule an appointment
Let us know what day and time you'd like to drop your racket(s) to us. Our average turnaround time is 24-hours. Same day and while you wait services are available on request.
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3. Pay & Collect
When your racket(s) is ready to collect you will be notified via WhatsApp, containing a secure payment link. Reply to this message to let us know when you will be collecting your racket(s).
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling FAQ's
What is Kirschbaum Gut Feeling made of?
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is made from high-quality multifilament fibres designed to mimic the playability of natural gut. The multifilament construction provides excellent elasticity, shock absorption, and a soft, comfortable feel, making it ideal for players seeking a combination of power and comfort.
Who is Kirschbaum Gut Feeling best suited for?
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is best suited for players who prioritise comfort and power in their game. It’s particularly ideal for players with arm or shoulder issues, as the soft multifilament structure minimises vibration and reduces the risk of injury. Recreational players and those who prefer a forgiving string will also benefit from its comfortable, arm-friendly playability.
What are the benefits of using Kirschbaum Gut Feeling?
The key benefits of Kirschbaum Gut Feeling include its excellent comfort, power, and shock absorption. Its soft feel makes it very arm-friendly, reducing vibrations during impact. The string’s elasticity also makes it easy to generate power, while still offering enough control for precise shots.
How does Kirschbaum Gut Feeling compare to natural gut strings?
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is designed to replicate the performance characteristics of natural gut, offering a soft, comfortable feel and high elasticity. While it doesn’t quite match the overall feel and tension retention of true natural gut, it offers an affordable and durable alternative that still provides excellent comfort and playability.
What tension should I string Kirschbaum Gut Feeling at?
The recommended tension for Kirschbaum Gut Feeling depends on your playing style. For more power and comfort, you may want to string it at a lower tension, around 50-55 lbs. For more control, you can increase the tension to 55-60 lbs. A lower tension will enhance comfort, while a higher tension will provide more control for advanced players.
Is Kirschbaum Gut Feeling good for players with tennis elbow?
Yes, Kirschbaum Gut Feeling is an excellent choice for players suffering from tennis elbow or other arm issues. Its soft multifilament construction significantly reduces shock and vibration, making it much gentler on the arm compared to stiffer synthetic or polyester strings.
Does Kirschbaum Gut Feeling offer good durability?
As a multifilament string, Kirschbaum Gut Feeling provides moderate durability. It is more durable than natural gut but less so compared to polyester strings. Frequent heavy hitters might need to restring more often, but for players prioritising comfort, its durability is quite reasonable, especially given its soft characteristics.
How does Kirschbaum Gut Feeling affect power and control?
Kirschbaum Gut Feeling offers excellent power due to its high elasticity, which helps in generating depth and force in shots with minimal effort. While it is more focused on comfort and power, it also provides good control for players who prefer a softer string. It’s ideal for those who play an all-court game, balancing power with enough control to place shots effectively.
Can I use Kirschbaum Gut Feeling in a hybrid string setup?
Yes, Kirschbaum Gut Feeling works very well in a hybrid setup. It can be paired with a more durable or stiffer string, such as polyester, to create a balanced combination of comfort and control. Using it in the cross strings alongside a polyester main string is a popular choice to soften the overall feel and make the setup more arm-friendly.
How often should I restring with Kirschbaum Gut Feeling?
The frequency of restringing depends on your playing schedule and intensity. If you play regularly (2-3 times a week), it’s advisable to restring every 6-8 weeks to maintain optimal performance. For recreational players, restringing every 3-4 months should be sufficient, especially as multifilament strings like this lose tension over time.