How fast are the Best Stringers in the World? | The Art of Stringing Part 2

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[@MrButtonMonkey]

Enjoyed this, I have seen some folks start the cross like that here in Canada too. Will give it a try next time!

[@davidp9316]

Learned a lot about stringing here!

[@user-vk4iy1dh5c]

Thanks for it

[@GI-nh3zw]

The starting knot being twisted is interesting - any name for that knot?

[@sy2see]

Very interesting.
Handy to know about the starting knot.
I do a one piece restring so I don’t need this knot but it’s good to know.

[@baldmanadventures3059]

Bimini twist.. hahahaha😂😂😂😂

[@jorrigala]

Thanks for the video, Can you please let me know Yonex Exbolt 63 is good for playing with feature shuttles

[@KWANGJIN7319]

마지막 매듭을 아래쪽에 하는건 옛날 방식 아닌가요?
요넥스 스트링 메뉴얼과 다르게 작업 하시는듯..

[@swissboleh2746]

What is pre stretch ?

[@alancmchan]

Pulls the string more than specified tension before dropping back down. Eg 10% over. 32 lbs pulls to 35 first and then back to 32.

[@channeldemeg1235]

So that's is not standard yonex patterns?

[@vinhtien662]

yes it is.
this special pattern (and starting knot) on the last crosses are usually for high tension rackets which protects the main strings that usually break first. So basically you can call this an upgraded Yonex pattern 😉

[@user-gu2jo7sj7u]

Did he get the 25%?