What kind of string is suitable for soft and hard tennis rackets

First of all, the hardness of the tennis racket is one of the important parameters of the racket, and the hardness measurement of the tennis racket uses the Vickers hardness tester in the unit of vickers unit. Regarding the degree of hardness of tennis rackets, there is such a division: ultra-soft 55, soft 56-65, hard 66-72, super hard 73.

Main Differences Between Tennis Racket Soft Racket Hard Racket:

1. The soft paddle is more friendly to the arm because of the large force of absorption; Because the hard paddle absorbs less force, it is easier to transmit the vibration generated when hitting the ball to the arm.

2. Hard rackets can produce greater power, more stable direction control and smaller ** (because the amplitude of the hard racket is small and the vibration time is short), and almost all factors can reduce tennis elbow.

and thus more arm-friendly. A soft racket, on the other hand, requires the arm and wrist to exert force on the ball for a longer period of time, and the burden is greater.

3. Hard shooting has higher requirements for technical accuracy, which is suitable for users with relatively professional standards.

How to string rackets with different hardnesses?

1) In principle, it is a hard racket with a high weight, which is the strength and accuracy of the shot, and a soft racket with a low weight, which is comfortable. The hard and soft rackets are different in themselves, even if they are the same racket, all-polyester, mixed-wear, faux-gut, each wearing method of the string is very different.

2) Hard wire, mainly polyester thread. This kind of wire has high hardness, sufficient strength, good performance to maintain the tension, and good durability. But comparatively speaking, the comfort level is low.

In recent years, we have developed strings that are slightly less stiff than traditional hard wires, commonly known as "soft polyester", and these strings are still polyester hard strings, maintaining the original sense of power and durability, and the comfort has been further improved.

3) Soft wire, commonly used material is nylon or other softer compound fibers, which have low hardness and are relatively soft; Most of the threads of various structures seen in the market belong to soft wires. The soft wire has low hardness, good elasticity, good shock absorption performance, and high comfort. But the disadvantage is that the durability is relatively poor.

In short, rackets with different hardness during the stringing process are suitable for different tension strings, and professional stringing personnel will give professional advice, and after stringing, you can try to play and adjust to find the real suitable tension strings.

Tennis is divided into soft and hard rackets, and each racket has a hardness, generally 50-70, the higher the harder. The hard beats will be more powerful. Polyester thread is the most popular among professional players, almost 99% of polyester players use polyester thread, which can be controlled, rotated, durable, and everything is super good.

My choice, soft slap through soft thread, without losing feel and comfort. Hard shots pierce hard wires without losing power and precise control.

Of course, tennis rackets are soft and hard, which refers to the hardness of the racket frame; The hardness of a badminton racket is generally said to be the middle rod, but in fact, there is also a difference in the hardness of the racket frame.

Personally, I feel that the tension of the hard beat can be pulled higher, because the elasticity of the hard beat is larger, and the elasticity will be greater when the tension is lowered, which is difficult to control. Soft tempo is the opposite. The hardness of the racket I use now is 64, and I wear 57 pounds, which feels quite good.

After playing for so many years, I have never heard of soft rackets and hard schools. This is different from badminton, and the softness of the badminton racket can be played. The hardness and softness of the tennis racket do not seem to be obvious. I didn't divide the tennis racket too hard and soft.

Tennis rackets have never heard of soft or hard rackets, only soft or hard strings.

The tennis racket pulls the soft string and catches the ball very firmly, which is best suited if you make a lot of mistakes.

If your technique is good, you can also use a hard line, which hits the ball with a heavier force and has a fast ball speed. Hope!!

If you haven't heard that tennis rackets are divided into soft and hard rackets, you know that there are soft and hard lines, so I guess I am not very professional.

There are no hard and soft shots, only hard and soft lines.

Distinguish between soft and hard lines and cannot look at color and transparency.

It's very easy to distinguish between loose or packaged mesh cables that are not put on, and you can use a hand wrench directly to pull the hard wire almost non-moving, and it feels like you are pulling a hard wire.

The cord is much softer when pulled up.

If the line has been worn on the racket and wants to distinguish whether it is a hard line or a soft line, novices can only observe whether the line will be drawn when playing The so-called line is commonly said to be whether the net cable is easy to become untidy in the process of playing If it is often easy to line and it is not easy to get neat, it is a soft line Hard line is not easy to line.

Attached The same racket with the same number of pounds The elasticity of the soft wire is relatively better, and the elasticity of the hard wire is not very good, but the soft wire is not as durable as the hard wire.

Ninety percent of the people wear hard wires, 10 percent wear sub-busbars, and very few wear soft wires.

Flexible wire: elastic, easy to exert force, good feel, the disadvantage is poor durability, easy to wear.

Hard wire: small elasticity, worse feel than soft wire, strong durability, usually cheaper.

If you want to take a compromised approach, you can use the vertical line through the hard line and the horizontal line through the soft line. Because the forehand and backhand shots are mainly pulled out by rubbing the vertical line with the ball, the vertical line is more worn, and the horizontal line can improve the feel through the soft line, which is not as hard as the full hard line.

In short, no matter what thread you wear, it's a matter of personal habit, and everyone has their own preferences. It is recommended that you try more and find the best one for you.

Hope it helps.

The soft line is generally a natural gut or composite line, which has the advantage of having a stronger wrap around the ball, stronger control, and little pressure on the elbow, which is not prone to injury. The disadvantage is that it is more expensive, ranging from 200-800 yuan depending on the quality at a time, and the life span of the natural gut is between 2-10 hours depending on the level of the player (or shorter, which is why professional players bring more rackets to participate), and the life of the composite line is longer, but it is also about 2 weeks.

The hard wire is generally a polymeric material (simply put, there are no natural ingredients), the feel is poor, but the durability is strong, and the first is cheap, and the advanced technology has made some of the hard wire have a good feel. But natural gut is irreplaceable by any industrial material.

The difference between soft wire and hard wire is as follows: soft wire is easier to control, feel better: hard wire is more difficult to control than soft wire, so beginners generally choose soft wire better.

Secondly, the durability of the soft wire is worse than that of the hard wire. There is also a difference that after the hard line is played for a period of time, the place where the vertical line and the horizontal line are intertwined will form a small pit because of the impact of the shot, and then the line and the line will be stuck in these small pits with each other, and the line will not be routed, and the soft line will not have this effect, so the soft line will be routed after a period of time, and some friends have obsessive-compulsive disorder and can't stand it when they see the line, so they insist on using the hard line. The above is the basic difference between soft and hard lines, but in terms of quality and feel, the lines at different prices are definitely different, so it varies from person to person, welcome to try various brands and models of lines.

The common soft threads are nylon threads, composite threads (single strands, multi-strands, silk threads, multi-layer wrapping) imitation intestines, and sheep intestines (the best and most expensive of Baibaoli). These are all within the range of soft lines, the hitting feel is called soft, the disadvantage is that it is easy to run the line, it is not resistant to playing, and the feel is seriously out of shape in the later stage of use.

The most representative of hard wires and so-called polyester threads is Lux Wave. The advantage is that it is not wired and durable. The disadvantage is that the ball is vibrated greatly, the feel is uncomfortable, and the weight is seriously lost. After 24 hours of stringing, the pound is about 30%.

The soft wire is good to borrow, and the hard wire is good to exert force. If you are a technical and defensive player, you may wish to pull a soft line to help you defend with strength. If you are attacking with force, then the hard line is better If you only pursue the speed of the ball spinning, then obviously the soft line is more suitable, because the line will be concave when hitting the ball, increasing the contact area and increasing the friction.

The softness and hardness of the tennis racket refers to the size of the tension of the racket line, and the larger the tension, the harder the row. The tension of a tennis racket string is determined by three reasons: the player's level, the style of play and the string.

Tradition believes that the master thread is worn tightly and well controlled, and the novice wears it loosely and has great strength. With the advancement of wire technology and the advent of advanced computerized stringing machines, this has almost become history. In the active professional top 10, only Roddick wears 70 pounds, and the others are all around 55 pounds, which is no different from ordinary amateurs.

So it's generally good to choose a 55-pound line hand.

The second is the style of play, if you have a lot of strength and pursue control, then wear a little tighter, if you pursue power, then loosen a little. McEnroe also wore more than 40 pounds.

The third is the wire. The polyester thread now has a good ball control performance, and there is no need to wear too high a tension, too high is easy to get injured. The gut can be worn a little higher for the ultimate feel and control. Other lines are not recommended, hehe.

Therefore, it is recommended that you buy a brand-name polyester ** thread (babolat or head), use a computer stringing machine, and wear 53-55 pounds.

1.The softness of the ball is generally determined by its own degree.

2.As for the string, it is generally better to choose a flexible one, which is more labor-saving.

You see, those who play professional tennis have to change the racket in the middle of a game, because the string is originally tight and elastic, but it is loose in the process of playing, so it is better to have a slightly tighter string! ）

3.The material of the racket.。。 Now should be the best for carbon. However, you must choose a light one, otherwise it will be too strenuous!

Recommend a few brands. Wilson (Wilson) Prince

Head (Hyde) YY (Yonex) (This is the best in badminton, but tennis rackets are also available).

I use Wilson myself, and it feels pretty good. Federer used Wilson).

That's all, I hope it helps!!

One final note: whether the racket or the ball is good or bad is not the most important. When I first started learning tennis, it was very boring.

In the first few months, basically the teacher's class was finished with one sentence: "Class, swing x thousand times, start... I've only had a little bit of a result for a whole year!!

It's not a matter of sequentiality.

Tennis rackets are divided into different types, and you should compare them when you buy them, and you will know.

The main thing is the elasticity of the thread and the overall weight, too heavy will be very tiring!

Judging according to personal feelings, choose the one that suits you best.

If you are a strength blower, it is recommended to be harder.