Is the end of the string a ball or a loop?
1998534
You have to tie the end of each string with a loop. There are no ball ends on these strings.
1998535
It is neither a ball or a loop. You attach it by making a loop around the roller.
1998536
Hi,It's not a ball. There is no loop at the end either. I'm not sure what you mean by loop, but classical guitar strings are tied off at the bridge. Hope this helps. Phil
1998537
It is just plain string. No ball or pre-looped string. You have to make a loop with the end of the string tucked underneath the overlapping string. It is not that hard to do. It was my first effort and it worked out perfectly. Just look at the strings you are replacing and follow the same procedure that was used.
1998538
The end of this nylon string doesn't have a ball or a loop. It is just a string.
1786509
It simply has a loop on each end. You will need hooks or something similar to attach it. Hope this helps.
1027115
Its the length of the bow string (bow and arrow) the double loops are at the endsand go into the notches on the bow ends.
1371032
The thingamabob on the end of the string is fairly solid. You can remove it if you wish.
162803
I ended up making a small loop and hot gluing the end that's supposed to be tied to the ball. Then I attached the ball to the looped/glued end of the rope with a carabiner, that way I can remove the ball ONLY, instead of removing the rope from the top of the pole.
554899
No.I know of no nylon string that has ball ends.They need to be looped and knotted unlike the steel strings on my electric guitar.
1170878
This ball is connected to the string that attaches to the center post. You aren't able to substitute different balls - I suppose if you have the capability to drill the proper size hole through the center of the balls/ then untie the knot & feed the rope through it- rear cure the knot again so the ball won't ever come off... If you can somehow do all that you can change balls but it's not made to exchange them! It really works great with the tennis ball that's on it, enjoy!
379082
Use the pins that come with the set to attach each ball to a string set. You are going to notice a difference in string patterns follow the pattern when instaling to make it look as shown in the picture. Send me an email address and will try to find and send you the email they send me with the instructions
2223762
You would take the measurement from the tip of the ball to where the bungee loops.(with bungee fully extend measure end of ball to full length of cord)
819528
Thread it like the eye of a needle. I believe the "closed eye" reference means that the 'eye' loop is a complete loop - not a partial loop.
1860984
No,the string just hangs out of the end. The "reel" is solid molded plastic.
147704
Hi,I understand the question but I recommend speaking to whoever is going to sell you the string about this. A major sports supermarket has qualified technicians who can give you free advice on the string type and tension (mine was medium) . Hope this helps.
2101667
Yes, There is a loop at the rear. I attach string to it just for that purpose, especially in hard to get to areas. Just be careful that the string doesn't get hung up on something. Worked just fine for me and sometimes I use the string to bring it back to save on the battery.
1473801
Yes the string has already been tied. This racquet is very light and is suitable for everyone from novices and up.
1251072
String is enclosed inside the lid. I love this thing - use it several times a week!
1323601
The small amount of rope is looped thru as a decorative touch. I bought a long rope and attached it to use as a safety device.
2178513
No, there isn't anything to tie a string directly to the ball. My mom used a fine mesh fishing net or laundry bag over the ball and tied the bag to an anchor. Hope that works for you.