Thickest and thinnest leather grip on a today's market

Lavs

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I have 2 rackets with L3 and L4.
I would like to try to align them buy using thin leather on L4 and thick leather on L3.
What would be the thickets and thinnest leather on a market todays?
 

Grafil Injection

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Kimoni Techni is 0.8mm, but still weighs around 18g in my experience. Should bring the size down by about 1.

Various full size ones are around 1.4mm and weigh about 24g. You wouldn't need a special thick one, just a normal one, to align the two. And you can tailor using electrical tape under the grip if necessary, which is around 0.3mm thick and 4g-5g for a single wrap.
 

Grafil Injection

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If that Kimoni really is 0.8 mm it reduces far too much:
Normal grip is 1.8 mm.
1 mm difference in thickness = 2 mm in diameter = around 7 mm in circumference (circle would be 6.3 and sqare 8 mm, tennis grip must be somewhere in between).
One grip size is 25.4/8 = 3.2 mm.

Normal leathers are thinner than synthetics, around 1.4-5mm. Kimoni Techni is 0.8mm, like a thick overgrip. 0.55mm equates to 1 grip size difference.
 

Grafil Injection

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Yeah, a 1.8mm leather would be unusually thick, and probably not particularly nice to use. Most are 1.4-1.5mm especially considering you don't normally overlap them. The Kimoni Techni is a versatile option, which being so thin you can overlap a touch.
 
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