Racquet Stringing, Done On-Site

Why It's Worth Doing On-Site

Most players restring less often than they should, mostly because it's a hassle. Having it done where you play removes the hassle.

• Done on-site. Your racquet is strung at Rally House, so there's no shop trip and no shipping it away.
• Drop it off when you play. Leave your racquet when you arrive for a session or class, and pick it up on your way out or on your next visit.
• Matched to your game. Tell us how you play and what you like, and we'll help you choose a string type and tension that suit your swing, your racquet and any arm or elbow concerns.
• Test it right away. Hit with your new strings in the simulator, where every shot's speed, spin and placement is tracked, and see how the setup feels.
• Any racquet. Bring your own racquet, whatever the brand or model.

When to Restring

Strings lose tension and elasticity as you play, even when none of them has snapped. A common rule of thumb is to restring about as many times a year as you play per week. You may need to string sooner if:

• The ball feels dead or the racquet feels stiff or harsh.
• You've lost control or depth on shots you usually make.
• The strings are fraying, notched or moving out of place.
• You've noticed new arm, wrist or elbow discomfort.