which is why i hope the mizuno guy in the other forum responded to my question Thanks for your help.. so basically my racket is strung the way it is supposed to, with exception of one missing cross string @s_mair and @Kaelhdris
oh darn yes they do.. and you know what.. the top knot and bottom knot are on the same side of the racket (right side) and the top knot is indeed sucked into the grommet. (i think you see something like a knot on the top left.. i dont know what that is.. camera dirt maybe. LOL)
If they do the mains side-to-side then forget about all the other minor details like a missing cross string. That's one of the biggest no-nos you can do to a frame. My advice: Look for a different stringer! Now!
I just bought z force 2 ld its secondhand racket, i just want to know is it a mistake pattern like in the picture? The racket has no horizontal string from under. Pls help thx Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
The missing cross string is fine. It's the TTY gimmick. I'd be more worried about the frame being compressed (unless it's the picture that makes it look wide) and that ugly starting knot position. Looks like it was strung side to side. Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
What does it tty mean? I dont know how to strung z force 2 for a good play. Thx Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
TTY refers to the ladies singles player Tai Tzu-ying. She has her rackets strung by her father who uses that pattern, skipping 3rd bottom cross string. However, the knot location looks wrong and is strange to do it that way. It looks like somebody had a go but didn't get it quite right probably because the racket does not have the same number and location of shared holes and they did not plan the pattern properly before doing it.
100% a from one side to the other. Look at this "tower"-knot. That's a starter for side to side and not a simple tie-off.
I wanna ask, next time ill change my string on z force 2 from bg 66 to bg 66 ult, what is the best pattern for my z force 2? And i still confused about main string and cross string. Thx btw Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
The only thing you need to do is to look for a decent stringer (ask around in your club for recommendations) and tell him what string and tension you want. Then relax and leave the details to the stringer. The ZF2 has a super standard Yonex pattern, so that's no big deal at all. The only reason why you as a player should involve in those details would be if you consider to start stringing. Looking at the squashed head shape and the rest of the previous string job, I would highly recommend not to use your previous stringer again. He's most likely a sloppy butcher.
