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Join Date: Jul 2008
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I've been using white overgrips for a few years but I'm kind of sick of them looking terrible when they get dirty. I like Yonex Supergrap the best, have also used Tourna which I hate because of poor durability and Gamma Supreme which gets too slick when sweating (and I don't even sweat that much). Anyways, I was thinking about just buying a 30 pack of the black supergraps but have read a few bad things about the colored supergraps as compared to the white. So I was wondering about the comparison to the white and the black overgrips and also what black overgrips are the best?
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But Ive tryed these ones: Wilson Pro Wilson Pro Soft Gamma Supreme Yonex Supergrap And it's been my experience in that all of those brands the black was far worse then the white. I have a order of Prince DuraPro+ currently so Im hoping that might be okay but I guess I'll see. I held the replacement grip version of it on a demo racquet and liked the initial feel but I have no idea how it holds up in an actual match when Im sweating.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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I have a Head Hydrosorb, and I really like it because i've been playing for over 6 months and it still is in good condition, and it doesn't slip at all.
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Keep the white grip so at least you know when to change it.
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I feel that I could still somehow figure out when to change it even if it's black.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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stop being picky. white feels better than any other color anyways. you could just use the backside of the grip if you're tired of changing overgrips.
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It's not a matter of being tired of changing overgrips. It's a matter of I would rather have black than white/brown. I don't change them right when they get dirty or I'd be changing them after every set.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I use black overgrips for roughly the same reason - change when the grip is worn rather than because it looks bad... I like the Volkl Super Grip II which comes in a 30 pack. In my book, it is better (for me) than Wilson Pro white (either old or new version).
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