TOURNA Grip XXL, Original Dry Feel Tennis Grips.

Tourna Grip has been around for a while it is great for quick over-grip it’s unmistakable blue color and decent longevity (pending how long/hard you play) make it a must have in you gear bag. Sometimes during a match you just need to get a grip on real quick to keep going and if you don’t have a sponsor or an equipment person you’ll have to do it yourself. It is easy to use and comes with all you need to get through. The large pack I buy lets me do many rackets if I’m coaching tennis (especially youth in summer) because the heat and sweat breaks them down faster. So be prepared have a couple of these in your gear bag just in case. Can’t go wrong.

Excellent product. Pros use this grip tape

My hands sweat, not sure why. But these grips are the only ones I use to be able to have a comfortable grip and last a reasonable amount of time. Especially good for people who do hit heavy where the racket tries to move more.

Super grip, even when the excitement drips from my hands! I prefer the XXL size because it allows me to create a ribbed surface. Yes, the grip won't last a season, more like 6-10x playing, but then again, there are many more in the pack, and (thank goodness) the red tape to secure it seems endless.WARMLY RECOMMENDED.

I've been using Tourna Grip ever since I first picked up tennis around 10 years ago, and it's still my main overgrip to this day. It has a very dry and almost rough texture, which is great for people with sweaty palms like me. However, they still have a good amount of "grip" to it, so it's not smooth either, which is great.Pros:Very absorbentDry and roughHas a good amount of grip on itCons:-Both ends are non-tapered, so you kinda have to fold it at an angle yourself.-Durability is trash. These are the least durable grips I've ever used. Holes and tears start forming after about 2 hours of use. I have to replace them often.Neutral:-The color is hit or miss with some people. It's a trademarked color, so it's very recognizable by tennis players everywhere. But at the same time, it clashes with almost any racquet design.- They don't come prepackaged or pre-rolled into individual grips like Wilson or Yonex do. It just comes in this giant reel, with a large roll of red finishing tape.I've tried many overgrips over my years of playing tennis, in the hopes of finding one that can rival Tourna. I've tried grips from Wilson, Yonex, Gamma, Solinco, ADV, and more. But in the end, I always keep coming back to the Tourna, with the Solinco Heaven being a close second. Tourna really is tried and true. If you have sweaty hands and/or play in hot/humid climates, this is the ultimate overgrip.They can also be used for other things outside of tennis, such as wrapping them around your bike handles.

I've always heard that you can't get more than a session out of these, but was pleasantly surprised that i'm still using the overgrip after almost 3 hours of hitting, including a very humid indoor session. We've been using Volkl V Dry grips for several years now, but I'm seriously considering switching to Tourna if this is not a fluke. Vokls' start to deteriorate after about a session (1.5hr) and get gummed up with the dirt, and my grip starts to slip. This overgrip appears to be a lot better than Volkl in that department. No slippage whatsoever, even tho it feels a bit tacky. I might become a believer here pretty soon.

Used the grip at the usta nationals in florida great grip for a humid environment. Recommend buying it.

Saying my hands sweat would be an understatement. This over grip is a god send and a life saver. Can’t recommend this enough to anyone who has sweaty hands