RacquetTune - String Tension 7.6

RacquetTune is a valuable tool for any tennis player looking to optimize their game. The app provides accurate measurements of racquet tension and stringbed stiffness using the sound generated by tapping the strings. It also offers interactive tools for customizing the racquet to fit your playing style, such as the swingweight calculator and the stiffness calculator.

With RacquetTune, you can easily determine when it's time to restring your racquet and test different racquets and strings to find the perfect match for your game. It even allows you to check the consistency of your stringer's work.

The app includes user-friendly tools like tension measurement, with the ability to detect small changes in tension and an accuracy indicator to ensure consistent results. Graphical presentation of sound waves helps you find the ideal way to tap the strings, and you can customize settings for different racquet types. The tension history for each racquet can be viewed as a list or a graph, and you can even email a spreadsheet with test data.

The swingweight calculator lets you add weights to the frame and visualize how they affect swingweight, balance, and sweet spot location. With target values for the racquet, RacquetTune can automatically distribute weights to achieve those targets.

The stiffness calculator allows you to simulate various racquet and string configurations, varying tension, string type, and racquet head size. It presents load-displacement curves, stiffness, and elastic energies, handling the deformations encountered in actual play.

RacquetTune is highly regarded in the tennis community and has been featured in tennis magazines in various countries. Jonathan Wolfe of the US Racquet Stringers Association said, "The app is very, very impressive. I get more tension diagnostic questions than just about anybody in the universe, so this is a very good thing to be able to recommend."

To learn more about the difference between actual string tension in the racquet and the setting seen on a stringing machine, visit racquettune.com.