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Product Sheets
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These provide additional details about the products that you are viewing.
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Tennis String Gauge
You should not have a problem in selecting the correct gauge of tennis string. The general rule is that thinner gauges usually provide a better response, and a larger gauge is selected for improved durability.
The gauge of a tennis string is normally measured in millimetres (mm). It can sometimes also be shown as Gauge 16 or Gauge 17.
A range of 1.20 to 1.35 mm normally covers most strings. Most players should find a medium gauge of about 1.25 mm is suitable.
Tennis String Gauges |
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Thin Gauge |
Provides better performance, but has lower durability |
Medium Gauge |
This is usually the best choice as it gives the best combination of performance and durability |
Larger Gauge |
Normally has increased durability. It is used mainly by players who break strings frequently. |
see String Gauge (PIS) for further notes |
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