— A PERSONAL APPROACH
What is The Custom Lab?
Not every player wants an off-the-shelf setup. Some want a slightly thicker grip. Some want a racquet that feels more stable through contact. Some want a cleaner response, a different balance point, or a stringbed that looks as good as it plays.
That’s what The Custom Lab is for.
This is our specialist customisation service for players who want to fine-tune the details. We work with you to adjust the parts of your setup that genuinely affect feel and performance — from grip size and overgrip preference to string colour, tension, weight placement, and balance.
Some players come to us because something feels off. Others come because they already know exactly what they want. Either way, the goal is the same: to build a racquet setup that feels deliberate, considered, and right for you.
— WHAT WE OFFER
Small changes. Big difference.
Every player notices different things in a racquet. Some care most about feel in the hand. Others care about response through the ball. Our customisation services are designed to improve both.
Grip Replacement & Grip Build-Up
Swap worn grips, change thickness, improve comfort, or build the handle closer to your preferred size. We can fit replacement grips and overgrips in a range of textures and finishes so your racquet feels more secure and more comfortable in hand.
Weight & Balance Adjustments
Using lead tape and other tuning methods, we can adjust how your racquet feels through the swing. This can help improve stability, plough-through, manoeuvrability, or overall confidence depending on what you’re looking for.
Matched Racquet Setups
If you use multiple racquets, we can help make them feel more consistent from one frame to the next. Ideal for players who rotate racquets regularly and want a more reliable feel across every match or session.
Full Custom Build Consultation
The most complete option. We look at your current setup, talk through your game, identify what you want to improve, and build a more personalised spec around you. Ideal if you want to stop guessing and start understanding what works for your racquet.