Our tennis racket stringing service includes synthetic gut, multifillament & polyester tennis strings from leading brands such as Wilson, Luxilon, RS Tennis & Kirschbaum. All prices include the cost of the string as well as installation. Collection & return can also be arranged for a small additional fee based on your location.
Constructed of nylon, synthetic gut tennis strings are the ideal choice for beginners and recreational tennis players, offering a decent amount of playability and durability.
A good entry level tennis string, offering a decent amount of playability and power.
Material: Synthetic Gut; Colour: White; Gauge: 1.25mm; Best for: All round entry level string
One of ths most popular synthetic gut tennis strings, renowned for its elasticity.
Material: Synthetic Gut; Colour: Black or Gold; Gauge: 1.30mm; Best for: Power & Playability
Discover our premium sample range from leading brands such as Luxilon, Kirschbaum and Dyreex.
Material: Polyester; Colour: Various; Gauge: Various; Best for: All round game
A complex string renowned for its soft and elastic characteristics. Multifilament tennis strings are the perfect choice for junior and senior players seeking greater arm comfort.
Known for its vibration dampening qualities, a comfortable string for feel & playability.
Material: Multifilament; Colour: Natural; Gauge: 1.30mm; Best for: Playability & Softness
A superior, arm friendly multifilament string offering the optimal combination of touch and control.
Material: Soft Multifilament; Colour: Natural; Gauge: 1.30mm; Best for: Superior Feel
Wilson's best selling performance string and the ideal choice for tennis elbow sufferers.
Material: Premium Multifilament; Colour: Natural; Gauge: 1.30mm; Best for: Arm Friendlines
An extremely tough and durable tennis string which compliments players hitting heavy groundstrokes. Durability, spin, and control are the make-up of polyester tennis strings.
A soft yet durable co-polyester string offering immense ball acceleration & playability.
Material: Co-polyester; Colour: Black; Gauge: 1.20mm; Best for: Ball Acceleration & Playability
Made from the same construction as the popular Pro Line II, but with a rough texture for more spin.
Material: Co-polyester; Colour: Black; Gauge: 1.20mm; Best for: Power & Spin
A premium monofilament tennis string with an emphasis on softness to your arm and body.
Material: Co-polyester; Colour: Pearl silver; Gauge: 1.30mm; Best for: Power & Control
Constructed to deliver maximum power and spin made from softer co-polyester material.
Material: Co-polyester; Colour: Green; Gauge: 1.20 / 1.25mm; Best for: Power & Spin
Ideal for players with bigger swings with the intention of keeping the ball in play.
Material: Polyester; Colour: Dark Grey; Gauge: 1.20mm; Best for: Control
Constructed to deliver maximum power and spin, using innovative co-polyester monofilament fiber.
Material: Polyester; Colour: Silver; Gauge: 1.20mm; Best for: Power & Spin
The string of choice for Nadal, delivering heavy spin and maximum control on every shot.
Material: Polyester; Colour: Black; Gauge: 1.25mm; Best for: Spin & Control
A multi award winning string by Tecnifibre with an emphasis on precision and comfort.
Material: Co-Polyester; Colour: Carbon; Gauge: 1.25mm; Best for: Control & Comfort
A softer co-polyester string characterised by its spin potential and comfort.
Material: Soft Co-polyester; Colour: Yellow; Gauge: 1.20mm; Best for: Spin & Comfort
Tennis strings can be broken down into five main categories, each offering different characteristics to suit varying playing styles and individual requirements.
Synthetic Gut Tennis Strings: Commonly regarded as a good all-round string, offering a balanced amount of playability and durability, and considered to be a good entry level string. Synthetic gut tennis strings are made from nylon and usually comprise of a single filament, meaning that this string type is relatively affordable to manufacturer which is reflected in the price. Our favourite synthetic gut string is Prince Duraflex 1.3.
Multifilament Tennis Strings: Regarded as the most playable tennis string except for natural gut, but at a fraction of the cost. Multifilament tennis strings are formed by bundles of micro synthetic fibres which have been twisted together, creating a softer and more cushioning string, ideal for developing junior as well as senior tennis players. Due to their soft nature multifilament strings are not as durable as some other string types. We recommend Wilson Sensation as being a high-quality multifilament tennis string.
Polyester Tennis Strings: The most durable string on the market. Polyester tennis strings are formed with stiff material, ideal for players who regularly break strings and a very popular choice for professional players. Polyester tennis strings work very well as part of a hybrid string set up to offer both playability and durability. Our favourite traditional polyester string is Luxilon Big Banger Alu Power. While if you are seeking a softer polyester, which is more forgiving on your body we really love Paris, brought to you by RS Tennis.
Natural Gut Tennis Strings: The original tennis string and still deemed the most playable string available. Natural gut comes from a cow’s intestine and has exceptional elasticity. Due to its expensive price tag, natural gut has become less popular over the years. Its demise can also be linked with the rise of multifilament strings which are its natural contender, perhaps not being as playable but being more durable. With this said there are still many professional tennis players opting for natural gut as part of a hybrid tennis string set up.
Hybrid Tennis Strings: You may have heard the term hybrid being thrown around. This is referring to using one string for the mains of the tennis racket and another string on the crosses. Almost all professional tennis players will be sporting a hybrid set up, with the most common combination comprising of a durable polyester string on the mains, and a softer multifilament or natural gut on the crosses. This can often result in the perfect marriage of durability and playability which all tennis players seek. A classic combination would be Luxilon Big Banger Alu Power (polyester) on the mains and Wilson Sensation (multifilament) on the crosses.
Choosing the tennis string which is perfect for you: Learn all you need to know about tennis strings here. If you are still undecided please do not hesitate to contact us, we would be more than happy to assist with any queries or advise which you may need.
Tennis strings also come in different thicknesses, generally ranging from 1.20mm and increasing to 1.35mm. As a rule, a thinner tennis string will offer greater playability as the string will bite and react to the ball more responsively. However, a thinner string will also be easier to break, so for players who regularly break strings, a thicker string can be more desirable. It is therefore important to choose a string gauge that complements your game, offering the right balance of playability and durability. Full details of tennis gauges are outlined below.
Tennis string gauges and diameters in millimetres:
The final variable when restringing a tennis racket is the string tension, which can impact performance drastically.
Wilson Baiardo Stringing Machine: Each racket which we restring is done so using the best-in-class Wilson Baiardo stringing machine. This a professional racket stringing machine used on the pro tour, including Grand Slam tennis events. This enables us to restring your racket to a professional standard, every time.
Tennis Racket Stringing Process: We follow a well-rehearsed tennis racket stringing process to ensure consistent restrings of exceptional quality. We understand that in order to generate consistency in your play your equipment also needs to be consistent to enable you to get the most out of your game.
If you require any further assistance in choosing the correct string, gauge and tension please do not hesitate in contacting us. We would be more than happy to help answer any queries which you may have.