  
Tennis-String-Tension-Meter. String Tension Meter. Tennis Racket Stringing Meter. Tennis String Meter. Tennis Raquet String. String Meter . Tennis Racquet Strings. String Tension Meter Tennis.Stringmeter is the original patented racquet string tension measuring tool. It's engineered and calibrated with precision to accurately measure string bed stiffness and monitor string tension loss. The meter measures string tension in pounds, kilograms, has a separate scale for stringing racquets and comes with a very clear and concise instruction booklet that is easy to read.
"For years I was frustrated because my game was very erratic and I could not consistently hit the ball where I wanted, after buying the Stringmeter, I discovered that the tension in my Racquet was too high. After making the adjustments, my game improved and I enjoy the game a whole lot more. Thanks Stringmeter!" Paula Concklin, Las Vegas, Nevada
Using Stringmeter, you can measure each of the following:
String size
Tension on the individual strings in pounds and kilograms
Main string tension during the stringing process
Here is what you can expect:
Increased confidence in your racquet and game.
Improving your technique at a rapid rate.
No more practicing “the wrong way” just to have to unlearn it later.
Adjusting your game according to your skill, not the racquet.
How to determine which racquet is the best for your style of game.
Keep your tension consistent; the key to successful practice.
Being more comfortable and enjoying the game again instead of being frustrated or discouraged.
Knowing your business when going to buy or test a racquet.
Getting your money’s worth in lessons.
Manufacturer's Guarantee: Every Stringmeter comes with a Lifetime Money Back Guarantee!
"My company manufactures racquets for Prince Inc. We have been instructed by Prince to use the Stringmeter on our production line to assure string tension consistency." Wayne Chiang, Marshal Industrial Corp., Hong Kong
It was thought that if a tennis racquet was strung at 55 lbs, the resulting tension on the strings in the racquet was 55 lbs. This is not the case! In some cases, a racquet strung at 55 lbs. can end up an actual tension only around 30 lbs.
Several factors cause loss of tension during the stringing process. Since individual stringers handle these factors differently, they may arrive different effective tensions, even though they use identical stringing machines set to the same tension. The Sringmeter offers a standard by which tension can be measured -- a method for stringers to check their work, and a way for players to periodically test the string tension for their racquets.
Remember, the best racquet will play poorly if not strung properly! Protect hundreds of dollars in racquet purchase, by using the stringmeter.
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