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Durable Material
The starting clamp is made of high quality alloy, ultralight and high strength, strong and durable. The starting stringing clamp tool is suitable for any size of badminton netting, at any tension level.
Stringing Tool with 3 Spring Sports Starting Clamp
Badminton racket starting clamp has 3 spring to help better to maintain tension, Spring grippers can be used as an extra starting clamp or for pulling tension on short strings.
Easy to Use
The tennis racket starting clamp won't damage the string, wide head avoids hurting hands while tying the knot
Tennis Stringing Pratical Tools
Starting Stringing Clamp Tool for Tennis Badminton Racket, an essential tool for any tennis racquet. Starting stringing clamp tool can be used for repairing or extending badminton net strings that are too short, and can add a piece of string as an extension.
2 Colors Badminton racquet racket stringing tool optional
Comfortable Grip
Badminton racquet racket stringing tool, the rubberized handles provide grip and comfort. Great accessories for stringing. Starting stringing clamp tool can be used to repair a that is too short when knotting, which can avoid injuring your hands by knotting.
J Twain
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
These are strong! I bought these as a second clamp. The way that I string I like two clamps, and I use these for starting my crosses. The clamping power is very strong, and stronger than my other clamp, so they will deform/flatten polyester strings a little bit if you clamp towards the tip, and more if you clamp closer to the pivot. I like my other clamp for starting the mains and tying off. In any case, a good buy for the money.
vietsb
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
Looked at the much more expensive name-brand starting clamps for tennis racquet stringing and decided to try a less expensive one first. This one easily holds tension to the 52-57lbs I need. Recommendation for tightest grip is to place string lower in the clamp. Unsure if it causes string deformities, but generally it will be at a knot or as it passes thru the frame so less concerned.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
Strings pull through the clamp even at low tensions. They slip even when I'm just using the clamp to tie off the string job.
Pt
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
Good quality value clamp with high tension grip. Use it for tennis racket stringing.
Kamran
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Sometimes pulling on this for tensioning causes the string to slip out, damaging it in the process. I wish it had a stronger grip. I have better experience with a 4 spring model sold on Amazon by Aosekaa
Ali A.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
This clamp worked like a charm and very affordable.
K
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
The product is good. It is a little strong though which is why I took one star away. The other star is because it came with a small rip on the grip. It wasn’t horrible so I didn’t have to send it back but it’s still there!!
CowboyT
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023
I purchased this clamp after purchasing a Gamma clamp, so I can compare them side-by-side. Clamping force is very good. The design is almost identical with a few differences in things like the shape of the edges. I don't think either has an advantage over the other, but they are not identical.The clamping force actually seems higher than the Gamma, which can be a good or bad thing. I typically use the Gamma for a starting clamp and this one to tie the knots. This clamp is well worth the money. If you feel that clamping force is too much (which could damage string), just move the string further to the end (away from the pivot point).
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