shouldnt break so easily, even thou BG80 is not known for durability. common reasons of premature breakages might be: 1) worn grommets, so your strings are touching the ahsft itself. 2) bad hit 3) bad stringing technique, string might get twisted.
There is video in youtube regarding string break the person explaining about tennis racket but i think applicable to badminton too. if the length of the string that break is about the same then most probably it break from outside (rubbing the racket too much against the floor) if the length of the string that break one seem longer than other than most probably is misshit. my guess its the latter since its only 2 hours after stringing.
sigh... today i go to the store again and he said he wont replace another string on my racket for free....... guess this is how cruel this world is..... man badminton is really a costly sport..... my money T_T
Mate, if every player comes back to us stringers, and ask for a free re-do, and claim that it's only been used for 2 hrs. How we going to find out whether it's a case, or you just finished a tennis match with it??? So, I think we have to say sorry and welcome to the real world.
but wt if the stringers did something on the string ???? like they may hurt the string b4 they string it, and their skill sucks???
The relationship between players and stringers should be "trust". It's like how you pick a mech. for your car. You can question all you want, or raise the ??? all over the place. At the end, you have to pick someone make you feel more comfortable. If you don't feel comfortable for whatever reason, change to another one. If you feel good overall, stay with him/her.
Before you jump to conclusions, maybe you can state how many times you've used that stringer and how many times your strings have snapped within a couple of hours. One time is more likely to be chance than anything else. Hell, the racket I bought from Dinkalot with fresh string job (ashaway mp) lasted 1 hr before they snapped. And I'd say he has a pretty good reputation here. Your stringer must really hate you to sabotage your strings.
the store that i go, the stringer wont be here... its like he will only be here like 2 times a week ( at night ), when hes here, he will grab all the rackets and take them home and string them. so i dun have a chance to ask him anything..... i never see the stringer in my life....
Yes, the reason why i bought my machine was because i thought i would save quite abit if i string myself. BG65 used to last me around 1month. But, after i started stringing myself, a bg65 would last me about 2months plus. So i figured, they usually use the awl to"even out the tension"(their reason on using the awl on the stringbed). But actually, their are delibrately hurting the string.
Well, blame the one who stringed it .. I'm playing with 34 - 36 lbs and even if i miss hit it, it don't pop just as that So maybe try a new stringer or something else, but i'm sure it isn't the tension wich is wrong
Did i say something wrong? Yes my NS7700 is strunged with 36 lbs (or 18 kilograms) But it's might be becourse it is a so flexible racket .. It pops as soon as i not hit it beside the sweetspot but you have the most amazing feeling wth that tension..
