Wilson Pro Overgrip (3-Pack)

I have only used these Wilson pro grip overgrips and I have never been disappointed. They last for a very long time and are extremely easy to put on. Also, they never seem to stay dirty looking or worn out, even the white colored grips.As far as performance, they provide an excellent grip even when wet from rain or sweat. They do not come loose at all as long as you put it on correctly, nice and tight. These grips ensure that the grip on your racquet does not get damaged and prolongs the life of your racquet in that sense. It also allows the player increased control over the racquet. After all, I don't think Roger Federer would use these unless they performed as well as they do.As usual, amazon prives these products at an even lower price than most stores. In this case, this was the cheapest I found the item as walmart was $1 more plus tax. With amazon prime I was able to save a little money. Gotta love this website.

Has a tacky feel but not too sticky. Price is great if you go through grips often.

Provides a great grip in tennis racquet and pickleball paddle. I play a lot and they last about 3 months each.

Getting into tennis, i noticed how bad my grip was getting if my hand was getting too sweaty. These are perfect and I can play for longer.

I bought this not for use with a tennis racket but for the handle of my snap press from kamsnaps.com. The hard metal of the press was bruising my hand everytime I was using it but now not only is is hot pink but it's nice and squishy and doesn't leave horrible bruises on my palms. The only negative was that I had to use the entire package of wrap and it probably could use a little more just for some extra padding, it didn't cover as much/well as I had hoped it would. Overall it's great though. Some reviews complained about it being really sticky, maybe that's only when you get it wet with sweat (I don't sweat when I put snaps on things, lol), but I don't find it to be too sticky/tacky (just enough to hold itself in place), it's not attracting a bunch of dirt/dust/cat hair or anything.

comport and easy to use

In the ongoing battle of preference between drier grips like tournagrip and tacky ones like Gamma, I decided to try Wilson pro thanks to Federer, my favorite player. As a fan of tackyness, this overgrip is fantastic. However, it isn't so tacky that it is sticky (which I love). It is soft and tacky at the same time and seems to just float in your hand. Sometimes you forget your racket is there. Moisture absorption is good, but then again I don't sweat much. I recommend getting a 12 pack because you will go through these for several reasons. If you are increasing the size of your grip you can use multiple overgrips. Also if you play serious tennis you will wear them out. And also dirt appears on them quickly, so if you get grossed out then you'll change them a lot. I won't even be trying another overgrip. Just get this one, stop worrying about your gear, and go worry about your tennis!

I've tried several overgrips in 3 packs (Yonex Supergrap, Wilson pro comfort, Tourna Tac, and Babolat Pro Tour), here are the status for each of themYonex Supergrap: 0.6mm thickness, semi-tacky feel in beginning, then the rubber material wears off easily and turns into paper like feeling. If you're okay with the paper like (less tacky) feeling, it'd be fine. Durability: 8~12 hours of actual play time for me, I have very rough hands, and thus the durability of most grips may seem short. Note: the tackiness will fade after about 4 hours of play time.Wilson Pro Comfort: 0.55 mm thickness, it's like a more durable Yonex Supergrap if you'd like to keep its tackiness. Durability: 12~16 hours of actual play time.Tourna Tac: 0.4 mm thickness, I tried it for its thinness... which I thought it'd provide a better feel, except that I personally removes the original grip and do double layer gripping with overgrips (the original grips are usually 1.2mm thickness), so it turns out that the grip is too thin and I got blister from it, so I stopped trying the rest of the two grips. It was tackier than Supergrap and Wilson pro, but I don't know about the durability since I only used it for a few hours. Durability: N/A, I changed it after 4 hours due to blistering.Babolat Pro Tour: 0.6mm thickness, tackier than Supergrap and Wilson pro, it does loose its tackiness slightly after a few hours of play. Durability: 12 hours, but the tackiness will be slightly reduced even after 2~4 hours of play.

One of the best overgrips ive used up till now. A must recommendation for all those out there.

Good feel with a reasonable life. Easy to apply - note that the photo is of the old style packaging. It is now called Wilson Pro Comfort for the unperforated variety.

Genuine product.

really good price for three grips even taking into account the delivery charge. These grips are thinner than the normal replacement grips and are much more like the grip you got originally on your racket, which helps with an improved hand position.

Lasted for weeks