Tying knots Pro knot vs Parnell
Someone asked me the benefits of different knots so I am comparing the Pro and Parnell knots. Some use the Pro knot in tight locations which are difficult for the Parnell. This method makes the Parnell a piece of cake so I use the Parnell exclusively. Check out the rubber band vibration dampener in bottom of the racket. It deadens the vibrations a lot compared to rubber bands that are tied into the frame.
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Racquet Stringing [3 Top Tie-Off Knots]
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Parnell Knot
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Pro knot (aka Wilson knot,) PC knot, Parnell knot, and VS starting knot
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Bulky alternative to Parnell knot
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Stringing a tennis racquet with 4 knots using the Parnell Loop
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