MultifilamentFrayingWear

Must You Replace a Fraying Multifilament String Immediately?

Exposed fibers can be normal wear, but their depth and location matter.

Player overview

A multifilament can fuzz as its many fibers wear, creating a visible sign that the string is gradually approaching failure.

Measurement guide

  1. Photograph the frayed area near the center of the string bed and the notching at intersections.
  2. Consider whether ball response and comfort remain stable and whether an important match is approaching.
  3. Restring with time to spare if the wear quickly deepens or several fibers break.

Latest measurement

Fraying is not an immediate discard order; it is a wear signal that helps you plan the remaining life.

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