Tennis racket with inclined strings - has strings threaded through edges of frame members to reduce risk of ball hitting frame

摘要

The tennis racket has a tension plane (E) which is to be fitted with strings. This tension plane is inclined relative to the planes (E1, E2) which are tensioned by the edges (4, 5) of the frame (2). The tension plane (E) - seen from the handle (6) - is inclined clockwise for right handed rackets and anti-clockwise for left-handed rackets. USE/ADVANTAGE - Tennis racket. Danger of the ball colliding with the frame during a backhand slice is reduced.