StringSpec

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Tools (4)

• search_strings

  Search 791 lab-measured tennis strings by name, brand, material and gauge, sorted by a measurement or by price. Each result carries stiffness (lb/in), tension loss (%), energy return (%), spin potential, ball bite and string friction, each with its percentile in the database, plus the current retail price, a buy link and the StringSpec page. Returns at most 10 strings; narrow the filters rather than asking for more.

• get_string

  Everything StringSpec has on one string, found by name (misspellings and missing gauges are fine): every measurement with its database percentile, elongation at 40, 51 and 62 lb, an estimated playable life, a tension adjustment versus the player's usual, how it ranks for each playing need (spin, comfort, control, power, tension hold, durability, feel), the closest alternatives, the retail price and a buy link. When the name matches several strings it returns the best match and lists the others.

• compare_strings

  Side-by-side measurements, percentiles, prices and buy links for 2 or 3 strings by name, with the StringSpec comparison page when there are two.

• recommend_strings

  Rank the database for what a player wants, with StringSpec's string finder: one main need and an optional second one (spin (More spin and shape), comfort (Easier on my arm), control (More control, less launch), power (More power and depth), hold (Plays the same for longer), durable (Lasts longer before it breaks), feel (Best feel and touch)), adjusted for the racquet (string pattern, head size, frame stiffness) and with a material ruled out if asked. Returns a shortlist with a 0-100 fit, why each string fits, its price and buy link, and the finder link with the same answers filled in. For arm or elbow pain use need "comfort", and avoid "poly" when the player wants no polyester.