Introducing Wilson's Detachable Zipcords

Here's why you should replace the wrist cord of your padel racket and how to do it. Also, meet Wilson's new detachable Zipcords.

There have been some major upgrades in Wilson’s Padel accessories, most notably the invention of the detachable padel zipcord. Oh yes, you heard correctly. Now you can easily swap out your zipcord when it gets too sweaty or to match your doubles partner…or for whatever other reason. Keep reading to learn more about our detachable zipcords.

What are Detachable Padel Zipcords?

Detachable padel zipcords are as simple as they sound: they are the wrist cords that are located on every padel racket. The special thing about the new Zipcords, however, is that they can be replaced at any time. Typically, wrist cords cannot be removed from the padel racket because they are attached from within the butt cap. However, Wilson created this product so players could take it on and off as they please.

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How to Use the Detachable Wrist Cord?

Now that you have this amazing and useful product, it would help to know how to attach and detach it from your padel racket! Follow the steps below for a quick and easy way to attach and detach your wrist cord.

Attach:

1. Slide the anchor (the ball attached to the butt cap of the padel racket) toward the “W” on the butt cap until you hear a click.
2. Align the wrist cord anchorlink with the anchor.
3. Push the anchorlink down until it encloses the anchor.
4. Rotate anchorlink upwards to lock.

Detach:

1. Slide anchorlink toward the “W” on the butt cap until you hear a click.
2. Twist anchorlink until it is aligned with the anchor cords.
3. Rotate anchorlink downwards.
4. Pull anchor to disconnect.

For a step-by-step guide on how to use your wrist cord, check out the video below.

And here’s a little note from Bela on what he thinks about the detachable wrist cords.