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Professional
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: CA
Posts: 988
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Tourna Grip XL is great for people with sweaty hands. I won't use anything else. I can get 2-5 hours from each overgrip, usually change after 2 or 3 as it's so cheap and the newer the better.
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Yonex E-Zone 100. 3/8. Yonex Poly&Multi@57/59 CB2.3, B7, GR5. Tournagrip XXL. GHOATing. |
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Hall Of Fame
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Austin, hook 'em, Texas
Posts: 2,021
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Rookie
Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 386
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I buy 3 of those at a time. I guess I was being confusing lol... those 30 packs come with 3 reels of 10. I buy three of those 3 reels of 10 at a time. So... 90 grips at a time.
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"In the 1980's two men dominated--sometimes each other, most of the time everyone else." |
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Talk Tennis Guru
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 22,246
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Used to use it 4 years ago because my bud always gave me a set when we played singles against each other.
They worked fine for 2 sets, max. My hands never sweat, and we play mostly in 65 degree temps. I like a tackier OG myself. Can't comment on sweat absorption, because I die before my hands start to sweat. |
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