Squash Racket Stringing - Eye X.Lite 110 with Tecnifibre X-One Biphase

A way of stringing a ‘traditional’ shaped squash racket using a lightly different method on the short side, creating a more evenly spread tension across the string bed.
Also showing an adapted way of cutting strings out of an Eye racket to minimise the risk of losing grommets/eyelets (credit to Nick Down).
Custom stencil with fox head logo - designed for a friend.
Using Eye Rackets X.Lite 110
Strung with Tecnifibre X-One Biphase 1.18mm at 24lbs
I also talk about string choice and the reasons for stringing the racket the way I am in this clip.
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[@kurtbandy4053]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@Beioto]

Great video again! I will try this stringing pattern as soon as I get this type of racket to string.

[@stringdoctor6238]

Great 👍

[@antonyharkin2010]

Would you recommend this stringing pattern for most Classic Head Shape rackets? Or is this just for this specific Eye racket?

[@stringdoctor6238]

@antonyharkin2010 hi Antony, yes this is generally the best method for this shape racket with 14 main strings starting at the throat.

[@antonyharkin2010]

@@stringdoctor6238 great thanks!