Strings and pricing
Our strings $20 | BYO strings $15
Volkl Cyclone - $20
Volkl Cyclone is a popular co-poly tennis string known for its spin potential, control, and surprisingly comfortable feel for a co-poly. It's a good option for players seeking a combination of spin, control, and playability, particularly those with fast, long strokes.
Head hawk touch - $20
Head Hawk Touch is a co-poly tennis string known for its blend of control, feel, and comfort, making it a popular choice for intermediate to advanced players.
Volkl v-star - $20
Volkl V-Star is a co-poly tennis string known for its softness, spin potential, and good tension maintenance. It's often considered one of the softest co-polys available, making it a comfortable option for players seeking the benefits of a poly-based string without the high stiffness and harsh feel.
Volkl power fibre II - $20
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Volkl Power Fiber II is a multifilament tennis string known for its comfortable feel and decent power, but it can be prone to fraying and breaking, especially in open string patterns.
Solinco stringing machine
This is one of the most advanced stringing machines on the market today and the first GT Falcon computerised stringing machine on the Gold Coast.
We are proud to share our loyal partnership with SOLINCO, a world class tennis brand specialising in the highest quality and technically advanced tennis strings on the market today.
At Tennis Restring Specialists we strive to provide quality restringing for the racquets you love, keeping them fit for purpose during their working life. With over 40+ years of experience, top quality service equipment sourced mainly from Europe and a wide range of strings your racquets are in good hands. Tennis restringing is a fundamental part of the game that will not only enhance your overall performance on court but reduce the risk of injury and ensure a comfortable hitting experience. We look forward to working with you to meet all your tennis racquet needs.
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Does my racquet need a restring? How often should I restring my racquet?
As a beginner/ casual player hitting occasionally a few times a month, you will tolerate a greater change in string tension compared to that of an intermediate player hitting a few times a week or more. Here are a few things to look out for to help recognise when it is time for a fresh set of strings.
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Are your strings moving and shifting? Loosening tension can cause the strings to shift out of place when hitting.
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You may notice notching which looks like little groves at the intersection of the strings in the middle of the racquet.
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Fraying is also a common factor seen in your natural gut strings.
Physical signs
Tension loss
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String tension drops the fastest within the first hour after stretching and will continue to drop, even without a single stroke.
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This can lead to a “trampoline effect” on the racquet that simultaneously increases the impact power and reduces control.
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Loss of overall control and difficulty with topspin on the court.
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May find balls are "flying" or landing out without added power.
Arm/ elbow comfort level
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Humidity, heat and the sun will also wear out the strings quicker and cause faster drop in overall tension
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A stiff or dead feeling that can be harsh on your arm.
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A freshly strung racquet will absorb the shock better providing more comfort and reducing risk of this occurrence.
Environmental factors
Book a restring here!
Unit 28, 160 Bardon Avenue,
Miami QLD 4220
0412 402 629
tennisrestringspecialists.com.au
Note: Restrings take 15-20 mins