Tourna Grip Original Dry Feel Sweat Absorbing Tennis Grip

I use the tennis grip on our pickleball paddles because in the summer in Southwest Florida the extra grip comes in handy to absorb.

Fair price always…

I have been using this for years, but the price keeps going up. Makes a goid dry, sticky grip.

I love Tourna grip I'm able to have a firm grip on my racket even when damp. But this item is too short for a tennis player with a 2 handed back hand. On the package it says "Ideal size for junior racquet & one handers" take heed to that. If you want tournagrip in "standard" length get the XL version.

Perfect as always

I bought this product for an overgrip on my Pickleball paddle. Playing outside during the summer heat, your hands get get super sweaty, even with a wristband. After a few hours of use, your paddle handle will get slick, and take away from your control, and power. The Tourna-Grip is the best product I've used to help absorb sweat and allow you to keep control of your paddle. I guess the same would go for a tennis racket, but I keep this on my paddles year rounds. It's especially great during summer, as it absorbs sweat, stays tacky, and doesn't slip. It's super light and not thick, so it doesn't add much bulk to the size of your handle. Great product, and worth the money.

My son uses it for all his rackets

I've been using Tourna Grips for years and they are the best overgrips out there. The grips maintain their grip even with moisture/sweat and have just the right amount of cushion to get a great feel on the racket (keep the original grip on and put one of these over it to maintain adequate cushioning). They do a good job maintaining their tackiness even as they begin to show wear. The only downside (and this is the case with all overgrips) is the durability - the grip will wear out after maybe 4-6 hours of play (2-3 matches). I've used Wilson overgrips which have fantastic tackiness right of the package but literally wear out during the course of a match and then become far to slick to continue to use. Buy a roll of Tournagrips and keep them in your bag, replacing a grip takes about 30 seconds.