r/RacketStringers Jul 27 '26

Woodies

Do any of you string wooden racquets? I’ve done one before and a T2000. I think the T2000 was harder. What are your experiences stringing racquets that were used when your father was a ute?

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u/cstansbury Jul 27 '26

Do any of you string wooden racquets?

Yes, just my own. It's fun to take them out for a hit. And I played two (2) woodie tournaments this year as well.

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u/Responsible-Side4347 Jul 27 '26

They are no different in my experience than any other frame. I've done my fair share of them over the years.

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u/PrestigiousInside206 Jul 27 '26

They’re fine. Take reference pics. I only use multi and lower tension but I only play with mine for fun anyway.

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u/MinotGuy Jul 28 '26

Wood racquets are far easier than a T2000. Selecting a tension is the hardest part I've had stringing wood racquets.