Black Friday squash strings
Slimmer, it bites the ball and adds spin; thicker, it lasts longer: the Black Friday squash strings lets you choose the compromise that works for you. Sets and reels are gathered here, mostly in multifilament.
Finesse or durability
A thinner string gives more feel and spin, but breaks quicker. A thicker string lasts longer, at the cost of a bit of sensation. Players who frequently break their strings would benefit from a thicker gauge.
Multifilament, the standard in squash
Most squash strings are multifilament: made from numerous fibres, they provide flexibility and comfort, and return the ball well at moderate tension.
Prince, Tecnifibre, Head: the strings on this page
Prince, Tecnifibre, and Head share the selection.
What tension to choose
A lower tension gives power and comfort; a higher tension offers control. When in doubt, stick to the range recommended by your racket's manufacturer.
If the racket is at the end of its life
If your racket is worn out, check out the squash rackets for the Black Friday. All the offers are on the page Black Friday squash.
Good squash deals all year round
The squash clearance also offers end-of-line products.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find cheap squash string?
During the Black Friday, on this page. A reel is a good deal if you restring often or if multiple players share it.
Set or reel?
A set is enough for one racket. A reel allows for multiple restringing, for you or your club.
How long does a squash string last?
It all depends on your hitting and playing frequency. Even without breaking, it loses tension over time: when the ball goes less accurately, it’s time to change it.
Can you put tennis string on a squash racket?
This is not recommended: squash strings are thinner and designed for a lighter ball.
Who can install the string?
A stringer with a machine, often found at clubs. The installation needs a machine suitable for squash.
