ab sub-mother line

2024-12-24 10:01

The "A B" string was a type of string used in the racket. It was usually referred to as the AEROBITE string of YONEX, or BG-A B. The mother and son lines were different in the horizontal and vertical lines, and the vertical lines were generally thicker. The advantages of the A and B line were that it had good elasticity, a feeling of killing the ball, a nice sound when hitting the ball, and the ball sticking to the net. The disadvantage of the A/B line was that it was more expensive. It was easy to break when it was cold and dry in winter or when the temperature difference was large. It was one of the more expensive lines. The special feature of the A and B wire was that the horizontal wire used was a ball wire with a diameter of 0.61mm. It had very good elasticity, but its durability was average. The A and B lines were suitable for players who pursued high bounce and ball control, as well as for players who were both offensive and defensive. There were two ways to thread the A and B thread, and four ways to tie them. The difference was that the four ways would cut the thread and pull it horizontally and vertically. The weight of the two-knot would be more sufficient, the weight loss would be slower, and the outer frame would be more concise, while the net pressure of the four-knot would be more balanced, and it would be suitable for the Yonex quality assurance. It was important to note that only four knots were pulled on the A and B wire. In general, the A-B string was a kind of racket string with good elasticity and ball control performance. It was suitable for players who pursued high elasticity and ball control.