Is it true that racquet will become dead as times goes by?

Answer 1

the racquet won't....but the strings will u need to get it restrung about every 90 days

Answer 2

Dead is just a figure of speech but in a way yes. Depends on how hard you hit the ball. If you're just a beginner and really don't hit the ball pretty hard, you can use the same racquet for years and it's fine. But if you're a heavy hitter, you might want to get it restrung every other year or something. That's why you see a lot of the professionals often change racquet during a game because the string will losen up the harder you hit the ball. It won't necessarily break, but you may not necessarily have the same power coming off your racquet. Loose strings are more suited for control players - the slicers, drop volleyers. Tight strings are more suited for pure power players - ones that rely on pounding the ball really hard.

Answer 3

well racquets don't become dead, since they are not living. Strings become too loose to play with after about 1 year. new racquets will surpass the technology of older racquets. But that isn't a reason to stop using them. many old racquets are very good, just heavy.

Answer 4

The racquet won't become dead unless you plan to keep it for 50 years.
The strings will, they say that you should string your racquet based on how many days a week you play. If you play 5 days a week, you should restring it at least 5 times a year.

Answer 5

You can keep it forever. Just don't get mad and throw it when you lose match, points etc. Be gentle and you can play with the racquet for 10-20 years.

You need to change strings at grips but they are much cheaper than a brand new raquet.