They’re all readily available to the public. Any tennis retailer can set up anyone’s racket with the same Babolat string that Alcaraz uses or the Tecnifibre string in Medvedev’s racket.

There are 40 feet of string in every tennis racket, and players need to restring at least twice a year. At higher competition levels, players will restring once a day and touring professionals ...

There's one with the strings that are tied around the outside ... The most dramatic change in tennis racquet tech over the years was that initial transition from wood to steel.

Daniil Medvedev revealed one reason behind his incredible form this year after winning the Italian Open: new racket strings. The Russian world No. 2 has been using a different version of ...

Babolat, the French-based racket, string and apparel maker, is looking to bring tennis into the age of big data with the Play Pure Drive, a $400 smart racket that records data about every shot ...

"It is hard to forget the name." With a crowded frame market at the top of tennis, Solinco plans to build its racket awareness the same way it did strings, by taking the long-term view. The ...

Rather than in the centre of the strings, it is higher up the racket face. Babolat is surprised that the sport has not exploited such technology before. "How come players don't have information ...

The speed of his racket put the ball on a trajectory to the back fence, but his high-tech copolyester strings bent it down inside Soderling’s own service line for an untouchable winner.

At the beginning of the decade, a German horticulturalist, Werner Fischer, invented the “spaghetti” racket, using a bizarre string configuration that imparted massive spin on the ball.

Image Julien Klein strings a tennis racket. He said he takes pride in participating in a big event in his hometown.Credit...Earl Wilson/The New York Times Many tennis fans arrive at the U.S. Open ...