Wilson Pro Overgrip Set

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If I didn’t wear a wristband, my hands would get slippy, too, so I’d recommend testing some decent wristbands like the Nike doublewide first and seeing if that makes a difference.

I got very carried away when I did my review on the original Wilson Pro Overgrip and gave it a 10 out of 10 for absorbency, but really, I would say it’s around a 9. People will be drawn to different grips based on what they seek but I tend to find the majority of people are split between the Wilson’s and Tourna. Comments: It is a great grip. It feels good and doesn't slip. It does get dirty easily but its still works well when it is. This grip I would recommend to anyone.Comments: THIS IS the best grip ever! I play like 30-40 hours a week, and I change the grip once a week or even 9 days. As far as injuries go, a blister might not sound serious. However, multiple blisters or one on the wrong part of your hand can be incredibly painful and, in the worst scenario, cause you to adjust your swing, which can lead to elbow and shoulder injuries. Small Mental Boost Comments: This is the performance overgrip. I used it before but was too vain about how dirty it got. Now that I don't care as much, I love it again. It's very soft on the hands, but still holds on tight. Get some of this! In addition, all data is securely transmitted using SSL encoding and we do not save bank or credit card information.

Comments: Really nice feel for about 3 hours of play. Then it looses its feel and also gets dirty very fast. I change grips every 3-7 days. Best grip there is. Totally recommended Regardless of the sport, sweat is a natural side effect of being active. However, with tennis, it presents a unique challenge for players who sweat more than others because it can be difficult to maintain a solid hold of their racquet. Comments: I love this overgrip. It's thin enough to still feel the bevels. Theonly problem is the pink dye bleeds into the white replacement grip. One of the main reasons our hands get sweaty is because sweat makes its way down our arms to our palms. An easy way to prevent this from happening is to wear a wrist band on your dominant hand. At the bare minimum, we’d recommend players replace their overgrip whenever they have their racquet restrung. However, if you don’t string your racquet regularly, you may want to replace your overgrip more often.In this section, we’ll show you how to replace a racquet’s overgrip with step-by-step instructions. Once you get the hang of wrapping an overgrip, it should only take you one to three minutes from start to finish. Comments: I go to Evert Tennis Academy, and I play for 6 hours a day, and these grips last at least 5 days and still work great. Was this a bad batch? Who knows, but I can’t see how this is a viable product if other customers get the same experience as they are useless within 5 minutes. Even Gasquet needs more playing time than that! Comments: It's the best grip I've ever used. The white ones get dirty very easy but compared to other overgrips, the Wilson is the best. Comments: This is my favorite overgrip so far. Compared to Tourna Grip and Babolat, this is definitely my grip of choice. I got the white ones and personally don't care how dirty they get because they do the job very well. Kudos, Wilson! I am a 3.5 who plays a healthy mix of singles and doubles for probably about 8 hours a week.