Is there a way to trade racquets for grip size

[tree]

I've bought 3 new ncode's off of ****, and they are going to come in 4 5\8 grip size which is most likely a tad big since my others are 4 3\8 (overgrips take it to 4 1\2 more or less) anyways is there a way I would be able to trade these to any sports dealer or wilson for correct grip size? I've been browsing a bit and it seems that larger grip sizes can cause arm problems and taking off the original grip can give you a few blisters.. just hope i can get this settled out :|

 

[ollinger]

If they're brand new and authentic, I've heard of proshops that will buy them off you for a rather disappointing price and then sell them as "new seconds," the way car dealers will sell tires and wheels from a new car when someone purchases his own custom wheels to put on. Since they sell them at a sizeable discount, they naturally offer you relatively little. The rub is that generally they expect you to buy the smaller size you want from them. And no, Wilson will have no interest in buying back merchandise from a customer.
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BrigitteHunter

 

[tree]

this is basically just a grip issue, like example i have a hyper prostaff 6.1 which looks like the six-one 95 im getting. it has a 4 1\2 grip which the original grip got taken off and has 2 overgrips and i measured it to 4 3\8, would i be able to lower the grip size to about 4 1\2 doing the same thing on the six-one 95

 

[hadoken]

Go to a major sporting goods retailer that stocks that frame, buy the right grip size and then return the other one the following week. Well at least this used to work a few years ago.

Some shops will allow straight up swaps if the grips are L3 and L4...the others are less popular and they may not take it.