🎾 Tennis Vibration Dampener - MiniXX Ball-Shock Absorber for Strings Review

has been playing with these dampers for about 6 months now and no complaints. They stay, do an excellent job of eliminating vibration, and the price was right. I've tried several different configurations and have found that setting with very little tension (not too much tension) seems to give the best result.

Cheerful colour, probably not for long if you play really hard. For a beginner there is no absorption. Elbows and shoulders can hurt from playing. A low tension string is recommended. The price here is unstable which is why I gave a low star. But it's not available locally. You can pay off as every kid and woman will be looking at your racquet :)

I hit VERY hard and every damper I tried fell off after 2 or 3 hits. But I kept looking and buying. I can finally stop. They are easy to apply and moisturize well. Getting dressed took a few seconds. And they fit every racket. I don't understand the comments of some reviewers. The stripes can be worn loose or very narrow. They work both ways so they fit on any racquet.

I was a little disappointed that they didn't work properly on the Vortex racket. The Vortex has a larger string but requires long dampers. The photo shows how it was stretched. It was quite difficult to put on and actually pulls the threads inwards. I think it should work just fine if I just put it on the middle 4 strings, but the damper that came with the racquet wasn't tensioned properly.

They are great. It takes a little effort to get the head in the tiny hole, went in easily the first time but the next 3 times it took me a minute or two to play around with it. but one day I see how they will really dampen the vibration. . I don't use small dampers that only touch two strings as they still leave a lot of vibration for my taste. I always use long gel filled ones but the last few batches I've gotten are made of weaker plastic and when the ball hits the head like that the hook…