🎾 Wilson Pro Overgrip (30-Pack), White: Superior Performance and Value Review

The only thing that could be improved is the way the plastic is cut between the turns. It always seems to be off and you have to rip the plastic.

For me this is by far the best feel, durability and comfort for a thin grip. I had an issue with the 30 pack: the plastic tie holding all the pens together on a roll was dirty and had to be cut off with each peg, but some of it was stuck to the back of each peg.

I sweat A LOT so no pad will absorb for too long. The material doesn't break easily, but I have to replace it after a few games (or one game and a few practices) to keep the new grip feel. Luckily, buying this pad in bulk doesn't cost that much.

In my opinion this is the best gum on the market. I use it for my professional staves and really like them. Very tasteless when new which is great and they last a week if you play every day and up to a month if she doesn't play that much. Because they're white, you can see dirt and know when to change them.

It literally worked perfectly. Convenient to use and wrapped around the handle. Duct tape holds up well. And it's taking a lot longer than I thought. I've used the same pickleball foil for about 30 days of play and although it looks sweaty it stays like new. This packaging is also very practical. Thanks for your time.

Buying grips is all personal preference but I love them and have always loved them. They feel really "soft" (maybe it's better to just say comfortable). Have a good grip on them; I never feel like I'm in danger of the bat flying away. However, they aren't as good as some of the other Interceptions with sweat and longevity. But for the wholesale price, this is my preference.

These are by far my favorite tennis grips. I used them as a player throughout high school. I gave them to family and friends. As a high school tennis coach, I continue to use these grips and share them with my players. They're white and have a clean, stylish look (at least for the first day or two of use). Even if they show dirt easily, this 30-pack will ensure that you don't run out for a while.

Overlay grips are really a personal choice in terms of feel and stickiness. I think the Wilson Pro overgrips are great if you like sticky, soft but not too thick overgrips. Not sure I'm crazy about the "spool" versus individual pads - it seems silly that Wilson can't package them individually in a 30-pack. The clutch is more likely to slip from a "dirty look" than from performance issues, but I can handle 7-10 hours of it in the Philly summer heat.

I have played Tournagrip, Gamma, Babalot and others as well as other racquets and I have to say the Wilson Overgrip suits me best. It's thin, super soft and retains grip even in sweaty conditions. The downside is that it wears out a little faster. But if you buy in bulk and switch every few weeks of play, you'll get maximum racquet grip with minimal grip size change. I have since given my Gamma pack to a friend and now only use Wilson. At least until I find something I like even more.