Best overgrips

[bieker]

I've always been using the Wilson Pro Overgrips (White)... you can usually get them at a steal....30 pack for 26 or 25 dollars. Great Price, and they perform better than any replacement grip or leather grip I have used. If I don't have one on, I feel like a N00b...Serious. More than half of the high school team I was on used these white grips cause they last long enough and are grip well. When you start to notice slippage or a darkening color after multiple usages, it's time for you to change it. During my season playing every weekday and saturday, I changed them at least once every two weeks......I was Michigan Division 3 1st-Doubles state champion this last fall season, if that might help "convert" you. hope this all has helped you in your search and game.

Wilson Pro Overgrip 30-pack White.....from tenniswarehouse
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpageACWILSON-PRO30.html

oh michael sendor lol. wow thats wierd you were just in a tourney i played. im 3 singles for parma western btw

 

[westside]

Hey all, I have a 1 handed backhand. So should i get the standard tournagrip or the XL?

 

[Lefty5]

Hey all, I have a 1 handed backhand. So should i get the standard tournagrip or the XL?

Go with whatever's cheaper but Standard is fine. XL is the same, just cut a little longer to make it easier to cover the entire handle, mostly for "TWO handed Backhands".

 

[PROTENNIS63]

I currenty use Yonex Super Grap white.

 

[MSL]

Do they do what I just said? I also heard that pro supex grips and tournagrips are good, is that true?

Pro Supex is a good grip for sure.. I get about 3 or 4 matches out of mine and could probably go 6 or 7 if I really needed to.

Cheap as well...

-matt

 

[tennis_hand]

Bought 2 packs of Babolat Pro team. I am gonna try.

 

[nickb]

I really like the Pro Supex white overgrips...been using them for months...amazing value and they last me 4+ sessions. Not sure how they will be in summer but if needs be I can use tournagrip on hot days.

Nick

 

[Michael7]

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