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Pro Stringer

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$690.00

$590.00

Product Description

New in 2011 the Pro Stringer is the world's smallest, electronic portable stringing machine currently on the market. Weighing in at an incredibly light 2 kilograms, the machine fits in a small carry bag perfect for the travelling with.

  • Micro constant pull tension head (range: 35-70 lb)
  • Strong two point mounting system with micro-adjustable mounting posts
  • 360 degree rotation bar
  • Frame retainers to protect the frame against scratches
  • Two strong, lightweight flying clamps
  • Adjustable power voltage for international trips
  • Tools included - Awl, angled cutters, needle nosed pliers
  • Easy setup, all you need is a basic table to use the Pro Stringer
  • Takes just 60 seconds for setup or being packed back into the bag.
  • Small enough to take in carry-on luggage

Product Review

Pro stringer is the best light weight electronic machine on the market. Review by hubble
Quality
The Pro stringer is as accurate as any other machine on the market. It is also user friendly and great for any travelling pro as you will never have to worry about excess baggage due to it's light weight. You will also never have to worry about who the stringer is when you travel to different venues from week to week and you won't waste any money on restrings trying to find what tension you like.
The Pro stringer has been the best purchase in my career. (Posted on 28/04/12)
Great portable, electronic stringing machine Review by Greg Jones
Quality
Used it for a year now and it strings my rackets great, and easy to travel with to my tennis tournament. (Posted on 27/04/12)

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