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Badminton Racket Strings Guide
| Player Level | String Tension | Control & Feel |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Low (16-22lbs) | Low |
| Intermediate | Medium (23-26lbs) | Medium |
| Professional | High (27lbs+) | High |
What is a good string tension for badminton?
A 1mm sunken depth of the strings is the ideal tension for most players. If you tend to channel more force into your strokes, you will need a higher tension for your racket strings. For beginners, 22 – 23 lbs is a good tension to start with.
How does string tension affect badminton?
Higher Tensions A harder feel on the string-bed, resulting in more feel of the shuttle and therefore more control, but also decreased repulsion from the strings, meaning that the player will have to work much harder to generate power.
Is 25 lbs string tension good?
Intermediate badminton players should use a string tension between 22 and 26 lbs (10 and 11.8 kg). Advanced and professional players should use a string tension higher than 25 pounds (11.3 kg) or whatever they feel most comfortable with.
What is 30lbs tension?
30 Tension means that each line of string in your racket was pulled with a 30 lbs or 13.6 Kg force when it was strung. That is a tremendous amount of force, considering that there are around 72–76 holes in most badminton rackets, and around 22 Vertical and 22 horizontal lines of string.
Does lower tension give more spin?
Changing racquet tension does not affect spin, but it does affect string movement, dwell time, and ball contact distance.
How do you choose string tension?
- Power: 44-49lbs (20-22kg) Beginner: 44-45lbs (20-20.5kg) Intermediate: 46-47lbs (21-21.5kg) Advanced: 48-49lbs (21.75-22kg)
- Control: 50-54lbs (22.5-24.5kg) Beginner: 50lbs (22.5kg) Intermediate: 51-52lbs (23-23.5kg) Advanced: 53-54lbs (24-24.5kg)