Comments: I'm a loyal customer once I choose a brand, but it takes me a long time to settle on one. I've settled on this one. Even if you don't try another overgrip, you will never be sorry with Super Grap because it does everything you'd want it to do anyway. You can flip it to the other side when you feel it needs to change, if you want to save some money. You'll not feel that the grip is made cheaply. It will not tear on you. If you end up with blisters, it will be due to how the racquet is being used or how often you're playing, not due to the grip. If the racquet slips out of a hand, it will be due to the hold, the position on-court, or the opponent's shot, not the grip. If you feel you need to change it because of moisture, I'd be willing to put money on you being in the top 2% of the world for performance sweating, right up there with Berdych, and no grip will do better for you than this one anyway. If one thing about this grip says it all, it is this: it lasts for such a long time and performs as it should, so well that you will most likely change the grip because it is dirty, not because the grip isn't working anymore. Comments: Great overgrip, I have really sweaty hands and use to have the handle slip in my hands a lot. Problem solved with this product. I like that it comes in lots of colors, but white feels the best and lasts the longest. The first time I wrapped my Yonex rqs 11 it lasted for two weeks of play. Which is 10 days/2 hours a day. My whole family plays tennis now and we all use Yonex overgrips. However, many players who say they sweat a lot from their hands sweat more on their forearms but don’t wear sweatbands, which means the sweat runs down onto their hands.

However, this was by far the worst overgrip I’ve ever used. You can see how it looked after a single hitting session below: Like lacing your tennis shoes, wrapping your racquet handle is essential to your on-court routine. We’ve rounded up the best overgriptennis for you, whether you’re aiming to utilize your overgrip till the racquet slides out or need a fresh start with a new grip for each training session. I define comfort as a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint. What I am looking for from a comfort aspect is if the product provides a pleasant gripping experience. From the sensation of holding the grip to the degree the grip makes the game play more enjoyable.

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Absorbency refers to the grip’s capacity to absorb or soak up liquid, which in the case of badminton players, refers to the sweat from their hands or what may drip down from their arms. Grips with higher absorbency will be able to take in and retain more liquid without becoming a hindrance for the player, while simultaneously helps prevent blisters from forming. Grips with lower absorbency will reach a point of saturation faster which will not allow for further absorption and become quite slippery for the player. Hardness

Comments: It's the best grip, and I've tried many. Very comfortable and last very long. Highly recommended.One thing to watch for is that when replacing the Super Grap, there may be residue left on the original/replacement grip. While this is not permanent, players should be mindful to budget time and energy to clean off the residue before applying a new overgrip.

Overgrips are usually a combination of non-woven microfiber felts + polyurethane or 100% polyurethane. Comments: I've used Head, Gamma, Prince, etc overgrips and found out this is the best since 2 years ago. Unfortunately, the price went up. I hope Yonex realizes the customer supports are the most factor to keep this product to be famous.

The original tennis grip is rough and staple-affixed to the handle. Replacing it with a new one takes time, and you’re unlikely to be able to accomplish it on your own at home. As a result, using a tennis overgrip protects the original grip. Sweat absorption:

Comments: This overgrip lasts much longer than the many other ones I have tried with the exception of the Wilson Pro overgrip.The Yonex Super Grap can be viewed as a sort of all-around overgrip. It offers a wonderful blend of feeling, durability, and comfort for the user. While players shouldn’t expect the Yonex Super Grap to excel in any particular quality, they can depend on it to help them perform well on court. This grip is what I would imagine many players would associate as the golden standard for overgrips. This would be a wonderful choice for players who are just starting badminton and are not yet sure what qualities of a grip mean the most for them.