Max Tension for yonex strings.

Discussion in 'Badminton Stringing Techniques & Tools' started by Sgbad, Mar 3, 2008.

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  1. Pete LSD

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    Don't blame me. GrandMaster Panda :p. The Victor C-7027 seems just as nice with a WISE TENNIS HEAD. :D

     
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    No Comment on Eagnas lower end electronic head...
     
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    Eagnas? What Eagnas?!? :D:rolleyes::p

     
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    The strings sounds very durable..even the BG66 can go up to 38 lbs.But i wonder,is there any rackets that is really good enough to handle such a high tension...:confused:
     
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    Carlton AS-1.......warranty until 40 lbs. Tested and documented. Great racket.
     
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    Remember this was a string directly pulled, no sharp angles, no grommets, not pulled through a racket. As Dinkalot listed in his experiences with the strings, the "real" limit is a bit lower.

    When I accidentally strung Pro 66 at higher tensions on a racket, the string started breaking up before my tensioner locked out. The tension was set to about 35-36lbs (I was aiming for 25-26 oops).
     
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