This little piece of rubber slipped into the strings changes the feel of the hit: tennis vibration dampeners reduce the vibration and noise of the strings at impact.
It absorbs the vibration of the strings, but not that of the frame. The impact feels softer, and the sound is duller.
Between the last two horizontal strings, at the bottom of the head, outside of the hitting area.
Wilson, Head, Tecnifibre, Babolat and Prince offer the essentials of the selection.
It improves the felt comfort, but it doesn't replace a soft frame and appropriate strings to protect a sensitive elbow.
Also see the grips and overgrips and the bags.
The tennis clearance also has accessories.
No, it’s a matter of taste.
It improves comfort, but the frame and strings matter more.
At the bottom of the head, between the last strings.
Yes, as long as it is placed outside the cross-stringing area.
A long time, unless it falls off or tears.