Tourna Stringmeter

SKU · METER-1

The Tourna Stringmeter (style METER-1) is carried by 2 stores SoleScout tracks, priced from $37. 1 size is in stock somewhere right now, and the table below shows the cheapest store for each one. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

The Tourna Tennis String Meter precisely measures string tension so you know when it’s time to restring and the tension during restringing your racquet. Measurements include tension during stringing and the string size.

Features: Precisely measures string tension Measures tension in pounds and kilograms Measures main tension during the stringing process Measures string size

Tourna Tennis String Meter precisely measures string tension so you know when it’s time to restring.

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US Men's Sizes

1 SIZE · US

One Size

$37

Where to buy

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Questions

Where can I buy the Tourna Stringmeter?

2 retailers tracked by SoleScout currently list this item, starting at $37. The "Where to buy" list shows every store's price and sizes; retailer names are unlocked with a SoleScout account.

How much does the Tourna Stringmeter cost?

Across every tracked store the price ranges from $37. Prices change daily; this page reflects the stores' own current listings.

What sizes of the Tourna Stringmeter are still available?

US sizes One Size are in stock at at least one tracked retailer. The per-size table shows the lowest price for each size.

What is the style code for the Tourna Stringmeter?

The manufacturer style code is METER-1. SoleScout matches this item across stores by style code, which is why listings that name it differently still line up.