Ashaway is an American brand that specializes in producing strings for various racquet sports including badminton, squash, and tennis. They also produce grip tapes and shuttlecocks.
- Founded in 1824 as a manufacturer of fishing lines.
- In the 1940s, Ashaway shifted its focus to producing strings for racquet sports.
- In 1970, Ashaway became the first company to produce synthetic gut tennis strings.
- In 1982, Ashaway introduced the first multifilament synthetic badminton string.
- Today, Ashaway remains a leading producer of strings for racquet sports.
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Zymax strings are designed to deliver high repulsion power and increased durability for badminton players.
SuperNick strings are designed to offer precision, power, and durability for squash players.
Monogut ZX strings are designed to offer superior tension maintenance and playability for tennis players.
Ashaway's most popular badminton string is the Zymax 66 Fire.
No, Ashaway specializes in producing strings for racquet sports only.
Yes, Ashaway offers a range of products suitable for players of all skill levels.
It depends on how often you play and the condition of the strings. As a general rule, it is recommended to restring your racquet every 6 to 12 months.
No, Ashaway does not offer a warranty on their strings but they do offer recommendations on how to care for them to extend their lifespan.
