Synthetic Gut strings are often called nylon strings, though the constructions have gotten much more sophisticated by using different materials to enhance playability. Because of the solid center core.   Full bed $40 (labor included)

Polyester tennis string is a type of string made from polyester fibers, known for its durability, control, and ability to generate spin. It is commonly used by advanced players who can handle its stiffness and prefer its performance characteristics.  $50 full bed (labor included) 

Hybrid tennis string refers to a setup that uses two different types of strings in a racket, typically combining a stiffer string like polyester for the mains (vertical strings) and a softer string like multifilament or natural gut for the crosses (horizontal strings). This combination aims to balance power, control, comfort, and durability in a player's game.  Price varies by string combination.

Multifilament tennis strings are designed to provide a unique combination of comfort, power, and playability. They are constructed from many fine fibers, often made of nylon or polyester, woven together to mimic the feel of natural gut strings.  $50 full bed (labor included)

Natural gut tennis string is made from cow intestines and is known for providing excellent performance, comfort, and feel, making it easier on the arm compared to synthetic strings. It has been used since the 19th century and is still popular among professional players today.  

$80 full bed (labor included).

String tension refers to how tightly the strings are pulled during the stringing process.

• Power: Lower tension allows for more power as the strings return energy to the ball.

• Control: Higher tension provides better control, as the strings give a  more predictable response.

• Spin: Looser strings can generate more spin due to increased string movement.

• Comfort: Lower tension typically results in better shock absorption, reducing strain.​