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Stringing Tools developed by GOSEN HARIBITO
The String Meister Authorization Project "HARIBITO" was initiated by GOSEN. Aspiring participants must have worked as professional stringers for a minimum of 6 months while working at least 20 hours per week and stringing over 300 rackets during the period. Only those who pass the written and skill tests after completing the training are eligible to become HARIBITO Meisters. Currently, there are around 3,000 HARIBITO String Meisters who ensure players receive perfectly strung rackets every day. The development of GOSEN stringing machines and tools is based on the input, advice, and research from HARIBITO String Meisters. GOSEN is now the official stringer of the Japan Davis Cup and Fed Cup teams.
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Stringing Pattern developed by GOSEN HARIBITO
The GOSEN STRINGING PATTERN was developed with a deep commitment to achieving the best stringing outcome for players and coaches. Over the course of several years, the GOSEN STRINGING PATTERN has undergone numerous enhancements and is now widely regarded as the most favoured stringing pattern for tennis and badminton in Japan.
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This unique 1-piece stringing pattern is:
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Simple stringing method
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No deformation of the racket frame
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Even tension across the racket
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The initial stringing tension is sustained for a longer
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A method that is continuously improved and adopted by stringers around the world
Basic GOSEN STRINGING PATTERN for Badminton
Basic GOSEN STRINGING PATTERN for Tennis
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GOSEN Stringing Machines are currently not available in Canada
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