Tourna Mega Tac Extra Tacky Overgrip, 10-Pack

They are good for sweaty hands. I like the length and grip it offers.

These overgrips work great. I'd been using Yonex Super Grap for awhile and really liked them, but they can get a little rough after use, to the point my son was developing blisters on his hand. The Tourna Mega Tac feels very grippy, and I've never felt it get slippery after sweating. I actually think the tacky feel helps me grip the racquet a little looser, which is more preferred for freer swinging.Longevity is perhaps the only issue: the white color gets dingy very quickly, and it tends to fray at pressure points. These minor issues are not enough to keep me from recommending the grips, however.

I first bought these because I was too lazy to re-grip my squash racquets, and these add very little to the grip diameter. I keep buying more because they have a high tackiness (which keeps my fingers from moving involuntarily) and they retain the tackiness for at least five hard squash matches. I prefer the feel to the feel of most grip replacements, although the Karakal Supergrips are about as good. My only gripe (and it's truly minor) is that these overgrips only come in one color. I keep three racquets and have had to stick numbers on them to tell them apart.

Great for summer in florida

These grips are probably the tackiest grips I've ever used - and I do really like tacky they are. When playing tennis, I tend to hit with a lot of topspin, and I really need a lot of tack on my grips because after playing long enough, with all the sweat on my palms, my racket will tend to twist when hitting shots. These grips are exactly what I need. However, there are a few downsides: first, the overgrips are a little short for tennis rackets. I can still use them, but I have to make sure not to have too much overlap otherwise the grip isn't long enough to cover the entire tennis racket handle. I don't know if Tourna makes these in a larger size, but if they do, I think a size larger would work better for tennis players. Second, putting them on is a bit of a hassle. Neither end is tapered, so I had to cut them with scissors. Also, the ends don't have adhesive, so getting them to stay in place while applying the grips can be a bit difficult. Third, I'm not sure how durable these are - I've played once so far, and I'm thinking they may last through one more outing or possible two.

really great durability. tackiness doesn't fully go away even when it looks worn out. it's thicker, but not as thick as a gamma grip. both sides have similar tack so i can get 2 uses out of 1. i was using the yonex super grap, but that wore out very quick. this one is now my favorite.

I almost NEVER review products but this seems mandatory: I have used Tourna Grip for years and, perhaps obsessively, have always changed it every time I play (usually 3 times a week). My racquet tends to slip in my hand as I perspire so changing it every time seemed to maximize my chances. I then switched to Tourna Tac several months ago and found the tackiness helpful. But it would wear off and, again, I would change it daily. I thought I would try Mega Tac and it is really remarkable. You do have to get used to its extremely tacky feel but I have not found it to be a problem. What I HAVE found is that after I used it the first day it seemed tacky enough to not change it the second day. And I found the same thing after the second day and used it three times this week. I'm not sure if I'll change it next week... there is a psychological advantage to doing so. But it is certainly more cost effective for me given that it seems to last at least 3 times longer than anything else.

My hands get very sweaty when I play and this super tacky (sticky) grip is really helpful. Love it!!