Yes, they will. Yonex refuses warranty for a broken wood handle if there's a tiny paint chip somewhere.I would definitely be interested to hear if Yonex would refuse warranty for 1 piece stringing.
have you actually read the previous answers and why would you hijack the other thread too? Calm down, mate.I live in india in a city that doesn't have many stringers , I actually asked a few national players and they said this guy was the best. I went to his shop and he does it old school with an outdated machine I figured he won't do it rite but I said to myself I 'll give him a try because a few people rec him .
My next question is
1) will this be fine strung this way ? Or will this hurt my racket or change my game ?
2) can this be UNstrung and I can use the same string and go to another shop to get it strung ?
Thanks in advance
Nice of you to hand him the instructions. Even more frustrating to see that he obviously didn't even look at them. Let's see...Got it Restrung ! But i think he added a extra horizontal line , i gave him a video and the yonex instructions . Is this better then before ?
Try sportsuncle when you buy next time, choose the stringing service when you place your order.This was the 2nd different stringer in town i used LOL.
The company i bought the racket from is the official company of yonex in india and strung it rite but they dont so restrings.
This is what i get for buying a premium racket , and live in a of a town.
https://www.badmintoncentral.com/fo...thinking-of-buying-a-stringing-machine.68042/This was the 2nd different stringer in town i used LOL.
The company i bought the racket from is the official company of yonex in india and strung it rite but they dont so restrings.
This is what i get for buying a premium racket , and live in a of a town.
That is where i bought it from they strung it correctly, they dont do restrings