Should I buy 2 of the same racket?

Definitely minimum of 2 identical rackets if you are level 4.0 or above. If you are 3.5 and below, then it would be okay to have different models to vary the differences in feel and power. Also, at level 3.5, you tend to rely on “luck” a lot, so you go for some “lucky” sticks.

Why do you need two tennis racquets?

The difference in weight between the two racquets should be so small that the player cannot feel this difference. The bigger this difference is, the more pronounced are the benefits of using two racquets. Luckily for us tennis players, this also increases the precision (direction) of the shot.

Is it worth restringing a tennis racquet?

Restringing your tennis racquet is very important in extending its life. The new strings ensure high-quality performance. String tension on your tennis racquet decreases with each use, and after some time, you can either see the effects or feel them.

How many racquets do pros carry?

Most tennis pros will usually carry 9 to12 racquets with them during important tournaments. Based on the available information about the playing conditions and the opponent’s style of play, most of these racquets are strung differently for each match. Even restringing during an ongoing match is not very rare.

Can you play with a cracked racket?

Typically they will still play but depending on your swing/play style you might notice some difference in general feel. Usually the cracks will become worse as you play with it and if you need to get it strung sometimes they won’t attempt to string them.

Why do pro tennis players change rackets?

The pros will also use different string tensions for different atmospheric conditions or court surfaces. The reason behind the frequent racket changes made during matches by top professionals is primarily to ensure that the racket performs exactly as they wish, with no variation and little chance of string breakage.

Is it worth restringing a cheap racket?

Sometimes restringing won’t be enough because the issues could be in the grip or the frame itself. In fact, if you restring your racket and end up feeling no difference in your swing – it’s time to go shopping. Also restringing affects the frame, so the more you restring the heavier the toll your frame is taking.