🎾 YONEX Super GRAP Racket Grip 30-Pack Review

In 50 years of playing tennis I've tried different grips and in the last 10 years I've been using Yonex Super Grap but you have to be careful when ordering a specific colour, blue (possibly don't buy anymore ) and red are the same, but yellow, black and white feel slightly different (and don't stick as well / stick less). Getting the clutch wet also makes it stickier.

I use them most of the year when it's not too hot and humid. Definitely great grip for drier days but also works well on sweatier days. However, if it's damp and your hands are sweaty, you might need something else. Everyone is different with these things, but I can't play with them very long in a hot summer in the California valley.

Never used them when I was in Florida simply because the humidity was too high. Since I moved to the Northeast US they seem to do better in drier climates. Definitely a competitor and a cheaper alternative to the Wilson, if you're a sweater lover buy the Tournatac XL. It will serve you better and last longer. They are slightly spongy and durable enough to be played 1-3 times a week for 2 weeks before needing replacement.

Very disappointed with these pads. After reading all the rave reviews I thought it would be great. However, I'm a big 4.5 racquet with tons of spin and sweaty hands. They give me 2 matches before they wear out. They also retain more moisture than I would like. I'm giving them out now, and most players I give them to are surprised at how quickly they wear out. Both Prince and Wilson versions gave me two weeks or about 7 games. I have about 20 left and will be rewinding all 2 games to get rid of…

I have been using this grip for 5 years now. White is the stickiest of all colors. For those of you who don't know, different colors REALLY feel different. This grip doesn't get slippery when wet unless your hands sweat profusely, then you should probably use Tournagrip or something. I refuse to try other grips after using this one. I have literally never used another grip in the last 5 years since I started using this one. The price is very decent especially here at Revain with Prime, I used…

I play badminton and I always have trouble getting hold of Yonex pins and they are also quite expensive when sold individually. This 30 pack grip is really affordable and basically the same as I've had in each of them if not longer. They absorb sweat quite well and also feel pleasantly soft. I don't think they will last too long, maybe 5-6 games for me, that's to be expected and my badminton group is pretty competitive too. The fact that there are 30 of them actually makes up for that as they…

I have tried dozens of different brands and types of bases and Yonex Super Grap is by far the best choice. These 30 packs are a great deal and very convenient/convenient to use and apply. I usually use white but it wasn't available so I tried red. Same great performance. It has the right combination of stickiness, cushioning, absorbency and durability. The racquet never twists in your hand, even with hits on the frame or off-centre. I change them after 6-8 hours of use. The only time I might…

In wet weather when I sweat a little I prefer the blue Tourna grip or the buffed leather grip. However, when it's dry and/or cold outside, they get a little slippery, so I opt for something rubbery. I have tried similar rubbers from Prince, Wilson, Babolat and Tourna but these Yonex Super Grap rubbers are my favourites. They are rubbery with good grip but not sticky. The grip paint does not bleed over the player's hand like some others do. They are fairly durable and will become textile over…