For this 58" training frame, we suggest the following tension range:

• Recommended tension: 40 lbs ± 3 lbs
• Suggested range: 40 lbs ± 5 lbs (adjust based on your preferred feel and string material)

Pro tip: If you’re unsure about tension, start around 40 lbs and fine-tune it in your next restring based on your playing experience.

A full restring requires 8 meters of string.

In most cases, yes. However, some stringing machines may require an adapter due to the smaller head size (58 in²) compared to standard rackets.

• Compatible with manual stringing machines and most electronic/automatic models.
• Using a badminton (or small-frame) mounting kit (if available at your stringing shop) will simplify the mounting process.
• If in doubt, share the racket’s head size (58 in²) with your stringer—they will know how to properly mount and string it.

This training racket is only available in Size 2 (L2) grip, a universal size suitable for most players.

The smaller 58" head size is intentionally less forgiving—and that’s the key to its training value.Training with this racket forces you to:

• Track the ball earlier and more accurately
• Make cleaner, more precise contact with the ball
• Maintain focus on every swing and hit
• Build muscle memory and good habits that directly transfer to your standard match racket

When you switch back to a standard 98–100" racket, you’ll notice the sweet spot feels significantly “wider,” and your ball contact will be far more consistent.

Yes, and that’s by design. It’s a precision training tool, not a match racket. We recommend starting with controlled feeds (from a ball machine or coach) and short rallies, then gradually increasing intensity as you adapt.

• Start with a tension of approximately 40 lbs for your first string job.
• Opt for a softer, more comfortable string if you prefer a milder feel during training.
• Begin with short swings and clean contact drills before using full power to build proper technique first.