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Our Technology

LITT uses advanced sensor technology to detect the impact of vibration when the tennis ball makes contact with the racket.

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LITT is engineered to monitor vibration, which correlates with string health, and changes color from green to orange and then to red indicating that your strings are healthy, wearing out, and finally, need to be changed. 

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LITT products do not need to be charged or turned on and off. Simply apply one to your racket, or have a stringer apply it for you and then click the LITT triangle logo to display the status of your string health.

LITT Light Spectrum

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GREEN

String Health

Excellent, "Fresh String"

Playability of String

Maximum

String Tension Loss

Minimal

Snapback of String (Poly)

Maximum

String Elasticity & Resilience

High

String Vibration

Low

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ORANGE

String Health

Satisfactory

Playability of String

Lower than optimal performance

String Tension Loss

Some loss of tension

Snapback of String (Poly)

Strings begin to notch at intersections, some snapback, less spin generation, and power

String Elasticity & Resilience

String beginning to stiffen, dwell time on strings has increased (some trampoline effect)

String Vibration

Has increased, if you've had tennis elbow in the past begin to monitor

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GREEN / YELLOW

String Health

Very Good

Playability of String

Very High

String Tension Loss

Holding - minimal tension loss

Snapback of String (Poly)

Very Good

String Elasticity & Resilience

High

String Vibration

Slight increase, but still low

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ORANGE / RED

String Health

Starting to deteriorate

Playability of String

Poor quality of play

String Tension Loss

Considerable loss

Snapback of String (Poly)

Minimal snapback, spin generation low

String Elasticity & Resilience

String has stiffened, increased dwell time, player will need to increase swing speed in order to generate the same spin and power of a newly strung racket

String Vibration

High, for players with wrist,  shoulder, or elbow issues may consider replacing string

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FLASHING RED

String Health

Very poor, "Dead"

Playability of String

Very poor, quality of play affected

String Tension Loss

High loss of string tension, loss of ball control

Snapback of String (Poly)

Strings have notched - little to no snapback and string control is low

String Elasticity & Resilience

String is now stiff and "dead," dwell time is maximum, player must increase swing speed to generate similar power and spin of new strings

String Vibration

Maximum, unhealthy for players with wrist, shoulder or elbow issues. Increased string vibration is known for contributing to tennis elbow

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YELLOW / ORANGE

String Health

Good

Playability of String

Satisfactory

String Tension Loss

Starting to lose tension

Snapback of String (Poly)

Loss of some snapback

String Elasticity & Resilience

String life starting to erode

String Vibration

Increasing

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Players can continue to use string even when the LITT device shows red. String will not necessarily break when the LITT device turns red. Red light indicates that string quality is compromised and will begin to affect performance and quality of play. Player to change their strings at their own discretion. 

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