Wilson Pro Overgrip 3 Pack Review

I love these pens and always buy them! Use them on clubs and tools like a hammer! Cons: The optical orange I received was quite light pink and didn't contain an ounce of orange! While most of the time I wouldn't care, this time I'll actually be using expensive hammers and I doubt colleagues will overlook it!

What you showed in the picture and what you sent are completely different products. The grip I received this time speaks for comfort and it wasn't sticky as shown in the picture. . I've been using the one in the picture for my tennis racquet for 5 years and the oversized grip has been a life saver when my palm is sweaty. But the grip I got this time is literally useless. I have to start looking for other brands.

I ordered a plain white racquet and I love how it makes my old racquet look new! Very easy to apply (no instructions needed). Remove the protective strip from the sticky side, then wrap it up around the grip (sticky side down) and then attach the Wilson strip to the tape at the top of the racquet. You now have a sweat-wicking soft grip that gives you a very strong grip and allows you to wield your racquet for a more confident shot. Haven't played in extremely wet conditions yet but will update…

The ones I used before (green) came in a red box. They seemed pretty durable for both squash and platform tennis. I tried the Comfort style (grey packaging) but they started to wear out almost immediately and were very easy to tear. I tried to reorder the red box style but the seller keeps sending me the "Comfort" style. Maybe they changed the formula and naming convention, or it's time for me to find another brand. Too bad. I liked the feel and durability of the previous Pro (not Comfort Pro)…

In the ongoing battle over preferences between drier grips like the Tournagrip and stickier grips like the Gamma, thanks to Federer, my favorite player, I settled on the Wilson Pro. As a fan of stickiness, this overgrip is awesome. However, it's not as sticky as tacky (which I like). It is soft and sticky at the same time and seems to float in the hand. Sometimes you forget your racket is there. Moisture absorption is good, but I don't sweat much here either. I recommend getting 12 packs…

I have only used these Wilson Pro Grip grips and have never been disappointed. They last a long time and are very easy to put on. Also, they never look dirty or worn out, even the handles are white. In terms of performance, they offer excellent grip even when wet with rain or sweat. They don't come loose at all if you tighten them properly, nice and tight. These grips ensure that the grip of your racquet is not damaged, thus prolonging the life of your racquet. It also allows the player better…

Wilson Pro Overgrip (3 pack) WHITE. Came with tape and everything you need to pack racquets with ease. I put tape on all 3 bats. If you know how to access properly, you'll be fine. They don't lock you up if that's not enough. The grip is excellent. No thick grip or anything and it fits my hand very well. After a night of drinking, white people got really dirty, which sucks. White might not be the best option in my opinion, I hate how messy it looks. After about a month of play, you can feel and

I've tried several rubbers in 3 packs (Yonex Supergrap, Wilson Pro Comfort, Tourna Tac and Babolat Pro Tour), here is the status of each Yonex Supergrap: Thickness 0 , 6mm, initially semi-sticky feel, then the rubber material is easy to rub off and turns into a paper feel. If you're okay with the feel of the paper (less sticky) then you're fine. Durability: 812 hours of actual playtime for me, I have very rough hands so most grips have a short lifespan. Note: The stickiness goes away after…