Setups & restring log

What is in your racquetand how long it has left

Save a setup and this works out roughly when the bed will stop playing the way you strung it, from that string's own measured tension loss rather than from a rule of thumb. Everything stays on this device — no account, no sync, and nothing sent anywhere.

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Just a label so you can tell two racquets apart.

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Optional, but it is the number you will want next time.

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This turns the estimate in hours into a date you can act on.

How the "restring by" date is worked out

The database publishes no durability figure, so this does not predict when a string will break — it predicts when the bed will have shed enough tension to stop feeling like the one you paid for. That is a different question, and for most players it is the one that matters: a polyester bed is usually dead long before it snaps.

Each string's tension-loss percentile places it between 40 hours for the best-holding strings in the database and 10 for the worst. Those two endpoints are the conventional figures stringers quote, not measurements — the string-to-string differences come from the data, the scale they sit on does not.

This estimates when the bed goes dead, not when the string snaps. If you break strings before you notice them going dull, you are a breaker — thickness and material matter far more to you than tension hold does.

Changing string? Convert your tension Find your next string

Where this data lives

In your browser's local storage, on this device only. It is not sent to StringSpec, it is not backed up, and it will not follow you to your phone. Clearing your browser data clears it. That is the trade for not asking you to make an account, and it is the right trade for a list of four racquets — but export it below if it matters to you.