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any tennis player here play luxilon strings

never heard of them...may have to check them out I think tennis-warehouse.com has reviews on strings and types
 
I've hit with them a couple of times but I wasn't really impressed with them. You need to string them alot looser than you would with other types of strings to make them playable. I guess i just didn't like the feel of it or lack thereof. They should last you for a while if you're a hard hitter. If you string them yourself though, you are in for a surprise cause they are a huge pain to string with.
 
Go to the local tennis club and they should have a stringing service or if you have a Dicks Sporting Goods close by they have a stringing service. It should cost you around $20 to get it done.
 
eh, i play alot and i still can't tell the difference between things like brand of string. i chock it up to my own technique.
 
Originally posted by: isekii
where do you get your racquets strung ?

my racquet needs new strings.
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Sports Authority strings for free if you buy strings there.
So it can be $10-30 depending on what you buy...
 
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