Tennis Badminton Racket Grip Tape Squash Racuqet Handle Wrap Pickleball Overgrips Racket Grip Replacement

Good i used this for my bike

good quality to replace worn out handles

Worth the price

Good quality

The grip tape is too short for tennis rackets

Cery cheap quality

Pretty decent grip for the price

budget friendly, quality is good enough... almost all grip in this segment are the same .., this one have bumper so grips better than those plain grips. unless you are doing comparison with towel grip, this one is just fine , and i use it for around 4 months ( 1 and an half hour everyday playing) .

Solid Feel & grip

I bought these to use over some cork fishing rods, and they work perfectly. They give them a nice soft touch and good grip with some added style to the old rods.

مممتازيا

I really like these grips. I prefer a leather grip myself, but I bought these for my beginner kids on the team. They are always doing something to mess up the grips on their cheap racquets. Used to keep a roll of grip tape in my bag, but these were so inexpensive that i thought it was worth a try. These are certainly more durable and a longer lasting solution than the cheap, temporary stuff in a roll. Of course it does take just a little more time and attention up front to get a good wrap. For a synthetic grip, i really kind of like the feel. Time well tell, but they seem durable enough for now. If you use them as an overwrap, they will bulk up the grip a bit. That's not necessarily a bad thing for a beginner with a department store racquet that came with a grip that's too small. But if you're replacing your own and you already like the size, you may want to remove the old grip first. Be aware of the ridge that runs up the center of the grip. That's not really anything new. I had an old leather grip with a similar setup 20+ years ago. It can help a beginner get a better feel for where their grip is and where their fingers are (or should be). If you're an experienced player, you might find it interesting too. But it may be different enough from what you're used to to bother you a bit. At the price though, you can't go wrong. I've also used overwraps on little league bats in the past. I expect these will work fine for that too. I'm interested to see how the ridges effect how the hitters hold their bats. I'll probably try that out this spring. Anyway, i like them, especially for keeping extras in my bag for the kids. If I have a grip blowout on the court, I'll definitely use them myself.