Comments: Yeah I must say, this is a solid grip! I think if you are out there looking for a grip then you must try this one. :) trust me on this.

The towel grip may develop an odor over time, as its excellent absorbency of sweat can lead to the cultivation of germs – so players may want to consider replacing their towel grip prior to it losing its usefulness. An alternative to extend the life of a towel grip is the application and usage of grip powders. Grip powders are applied directly to the hand and serve to reduce the amount of hand sweat produced, which can help prevent towel grips from reaching saturation and losing its effectiveness. Grip Recommendation by Play Style You may be wondering — shouldn’t a grip used in only 1 session always feel as good as new? Surprisingly…no. There are 5 words that will explain this perfectly: Yonex Wet Super Grap Tough. Stay tuned for my product review of this grip to find out why! While it is possible to apply an overgrip directly to the wooden handle, this is very uncommon as an overgrip alone is typically too thin of a grip and subjects to a higher risk of damage from liquid (e.g. sweat). Towel Grips While the Yonex Super Grap is comfortable, there were others that out-perform it in this category, such as the Yonex Hi Soft Grap. Curious why? Read all about it in my review. A sense of familiarity does not necessarily equate to a perfect score, and I have faith that there are even better grips out there! DurabilityA towel grip is a grip made of cloth or cotton that resembles the fuzziness of a towel, hence its name. Towel grips are the ultimate grips when it comes to offering superior sweat absorbency. Towel grips are the perfect companion for players who tend to produce a lot of sweat – either naturally from their hands or dripping down from their arm. Comments: It's the best grip, and I've tried many. Very comfortable and last very long. Highly recommended. This, on the other hand, was by far the worst overgrip I’d ever used. After only 5 minutes of play, I could feel the overgrip tearing, and it wasn’t long until a considerable portion of it had worn away, exposing the leather grip below. While it’s common for “dry” overgrips to tear and need to be replaced frequently, this one lasted far less time than a Tourna grip or a Volkl V-Dry. Comments: I switched from Babolat VS overgrip to this one. It gives me a better feel of the grip and has a better absorption, which is important in my case as my hands sweat really badly. I haven't tried Tourna Grips yet, but this one works for me very well so far.

Comments: The best hands down. I tried all different kinds and they did not last but a week. Then I tried this and now I stand beside it.

Comments: These grips are great; they're just like the Wilson pro overgrip. Unlike the Wilson pro overgrip it comes with other colors too. The only downside of this overgrip is that it isn't as durable as the Wilson pro. Comments: Great grip. I play 1-2 hours a day and never have any problems with slipping or shredding. They can last me about a 2-3 weeks but I change after about a week and a half because they get dirty. I’ve also seen people use them for anything that requires a grip. Think dumbells, pull-up bars, axes, door handles, and steering wheels. The Wilson Pro Overgrip is a more comfortable and durable choice for novices. It’s not as absorbent as the other over-grips, but it’s a more comfortable overgrip for players who don’t sweat as much. Grips are capable of enhancing a player’s play style, be it power or control. When selecting the ideal grip, players should be aware of which grips would complement their game and which ones should be avoided. Offense / Power Play

Comments: This overgrip is probably the best overgrip I've ever used.I highly recommend this to anyone.Only bad thing is, if you have a light colored grip underneath the Yonex supergrap it'll get stained a diff color. I had a white overgrip under a yellow Yonex one and it turned lime green. After playing for what felt like a continuous 1.5 hour badminton session – seriously, there were maybe a 1-minute break here and there to towel off or take a sip of water – the Yonex Super Grap held its own. The grip was far from feeling like it was at its limit of absorbing sweat. On the contrary, the grip felt like it was just as fresh as when it was newly applied at the beginning of the session. Feel Comments: These actually feel pretty good but not as good as the Wilson Pro Overgrips. Hopefully, Wilson will consider making one in red. 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.

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! That means I can’t test the ‘dry’ overgrips to their full potential or say whether they will suit you if you sweat profusely via your hands. I can only tell if they struggle with limited moisture absorption. Comments: This is the best grip I've used. I play 16 hours a week and this grip hasn't let me down yet. These grips are great for long matches and tournaments. I played with Tourna grip but my hands would always slip with Super Grap this never happens, definitely a must buy. 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.