Badminton Racket Restringing Service South London, Sutton

Restring Prices

£15-£26/ Badminton Racket (Badminton Strings included)

£18 for Squash (colours in the picture)

and Tennis (white or black string) Rackets string included

£12/Racket with your own string

£1 for Logos on String

£5 for string repair, suits for some cross string broken

For Warranty and Repairs: typically, warranties are not provided. However, in the case of new strings in good condition, free repairs may be offered. Be cautious about keeping broken strings.

It is advised to avoid keeping any broken strings to maintain the integrity of the frame. Reach out to us for more information and assistance regarding your string repairs.

Yonex Hi Soft Grap £3 each

Yonex Super Grap £2 each

PK / other Grip £1 each

Towel grip: £3 (black/White/ Blue/Red/Orange)

Badminton Strings available:

Topo Rainbow String

Gauge: 0.70mm,

Color: RAINBOW £15/racket

Ashway Rally 21 Fire

Gauge: 0.70mm

Color: White £16/racket

Yonex BG 65 Titanium

Gauge: 0.70mm

Colors: PINK/RED/WHITE, £17/racket

Yonex BG 65-2

Gauge: 0.70mm

Colors: YELLOW/ORANGE,£17/racket

Yonex BG-80 – 0.68mm gauge

Colors: BLACK/BLUE/PINK/ YELLOW/WHITE

£19/racket

Yonex BG-80 Power

– 0.68mm gauge

Colour: ORANGE/WHITE £20/racket

Yonex Nanogy 99

0.69mm thickness

Colour: WHITE £19/racket

Yonex Nanogy 98

0.66mm Gauge string.

Colour: YELLOW/BLUE/Cosmmic Gold(white)/ £20/racket

Yonex BG66 Ultimax

0.65mm thin gauge

Color: WHITE/YELLOW £18/racket

Aerosonic

Gauge0.61 mm

Color: Whie, £23/Racket

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Yonex AeroBite Hybrid

● 0.67mm Mains/0.61mm Crosses

● Control String

● Big Hitting Sound

● Medium Feeling

Color: RED (main), WHITE (cross) £26/racket

Yonex AeroBite BOOST

●0.72mm Mains/0.61mm Crosses

● Power String

●Big Hitting Sound

Color: YELLOW(main), GREY (cross) £23/racket

Yonex Exbolt 65

Gauge 0.65 mm

Color: BLUE/PURPLE/YELLOW/WHITE £24/Racket

Yonex Exbolt 63

Gauge: 0.63 mm

Color: YELLOW / WHITE £24/Racket

Yonex Exbolt 68

Gauge: 0.68 mm

Color: WHITE/YELLOW £26/Racket

Contact: 07932045482

Sutton

You can drop off your racket at 98 Stayton Road, SM1 2PU any time, restring can be done in 1-2 days, or you make an appointment if you prefer to wait

Wimbledon

I may go to wimbledon most of the days, can make appointments for dropping and collection.

Payment methods:

Cash
Paypal (family/friends): yunfengwu@yahoo.com
Bank transfer: LLoyds Bank, Name: Yunfeng Wu, 77-49-26, 74448262
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Yonex Astrox 100 ZZ Badminton Racket (Kurenai) 3U

Choosing the Right String

choosing the right string and tension is very, very important. It is as important as the racket itself. Take a look at the chart right and choose a string that is more suited for your play. As for the tension, the higher the tension you choose, the harder you will have to swing to get that power. However, higher string tensions give you much more control of the shuttle

Power Strings: Exbolt 63, Exbolt 65, Aerobite, BG 66 Force, BG 66 Ultimax, Nanogy 98

Durable strings: Exbolt 68, Exbold 65, Exbolt 63, Aerobite Boost, BG65

Control Strings: Exbolt 63, Exbolt 65, Exbolt 68, Aerobite Boost, Aerobite, BG 66 Force, BG 66 Ultimax, Nanogy 99

Tension Recommendation:

Beginners: 20lbs - 22lbs.
Intermediate player: 22lbs. - 24 lbs.
Advanced Player: 25lbs and up.

Professional player 27-30lbs

The right tension is related to the player level, either higher or lower for your level will be less power.

Plastic shuttle better choose thicker string and tension 22-24 lbs

Appropriate string tension is essential for:

Maximising performance: Playing with the suitable string tension allows you to produce good power and control in your shots.
Preventing Injury: String tension that is TOO HIGH can cause injury to your arm. This can possibly cause lead to tennis elbow (common elbow pain from racket sports) and damage to your triceps muscle.

what are you looking for in string feel?

Durability (Extended life of strings, mainly by thickness. Usually ~0.70mm)
Power/Repulsion (Power =/= Repulsion, but basically, the shuttle will leave your strings faster, which some people attribute to power; usually ~0.68mm)
Control/Repulsion (You get better touch at the net with the thinner strings, but in general, does not give power due to stiffness in how the string is braided; usually also ~0.68mm)

"feels" of the string; usually categorised by how hard or soft the strings feel.

Soft (Easier to generate power through a "trampoline" type feel. Usually doesn't hold tension as well, but plays quite well in higher-ish tensions)
Medium (Overall playability, usually holds tension decently or better)
Hard/Stiff (Excellent control or touch feels. On medium tension, it will "sound" higher when you hit it. Think of the ping ping sound when you hear people hit the shuttle. Plays better at lower tensions, unless you're strong enough to make the string bed flex like a trampoline feel)