HEADSuper Comp Racquet Overgrip - Tennis Racket Grip Tape - 3-Pack,

Easy replacement wrap. It was easy to apply and the grip feels great. Will see how durable it is after a few weeks of using the racquets.

Though I played tennis regularly in high school and college, I did not purchase this grip for a racket. I actually bought it for a little sword-like machete I have. The machete has a rubberized grip, but I felt the handle was a bit too small and unfortunately it was also rubbing off & leaving black smudges on my hands. Covering it with this Head Super Comp has made a world of difference. The grip now fills my hand a bit better and is much more secure, comfortable, and clean. Having two tapes left over in the package, I recently decided to put them on my pair of Indian clubs (google that—they're a cool old-timey weight training device for wrist/arm/shoulder). The clubs are solid hardwood with a smooth varnish, and just holding onto them was tiring out my hands and fingers before I was able to finish a good arm workout. Again this grip tape made all the difference, and I can hold them in one place much easier without straining.The Super Comp is on the thin side ("more touch" as the packaging says) which is fine by me as it's still a really nice upgrade for tools that don't otherwise require an overgrip. One-handed tools like knife handles are not as long as a tennis grip so you can overlap this tape more to get a little extra cushion anyway. And you don't necessarily want too much cushion if you need precise control—thicker tennis tapes, as well as hockey and bat tapes, are made for hard swinging comfort and are probably overkill for less athletic purposes.My favorite thing about this particular tape, though, is the feel. I'm not a fan of tacky grips and this is not tacky. I think it's just right: grip it tightly and it locks in, let off and it's smooth enough to change your grip with ease. It always feels dry, too—but again, I'm not playing a game of tennis with it so I can't really speak to how it holds up to long-term sweating.Overgrip is my preferred way to cover handles. It uses a single piece of tape at the top to finish it off securely and doesn't use adhesive on the tape itself. I've used adhesive tape grip that got very sticky in hot sun. No bueno. Get this stuff; it's made for hands.Overall highly recommended for enhancing any precision grip: swords, knives, machetes, hand tools, whatever you've got. I'm sure it's great for tennis rackets too.

Edit: With some more work, I made it fit. Looks good. Instructions would have been nice.No instructions but based on YouTube I am applying correctly however the grip is too short to cover the handle of my 4 1/2 Prince tennis racquet completely. Thickness seems fine for an over wrap.

great grip doesnt get affected by sweat and adds cushion to ur joints!

I use these over grips for my pickleball paddles. They last a long time and are comfortable.

Been using these since I discovered them at Walmart. I've probably got 3 packs since then, and one of them hasnt needed to be replaced. I primarily use them for a pullup bar; as you can imagine, a lot of stress/weight being put on them. If wrapped properly, they can last a long time before they become a bit too smooth/loose on the bar.Not sure if a better alternative exists yet but it's REALLY hard to wanna try alternatives at this price. I bought 2 others off Temu; one was garbage, far too slippery. The other felt slightly better than this but roughly about 50% higher cost [about $1.50 per roll as opposed to $1 per roll here] so I'll continue to use these.

I find that the HEAD grip brand does not last as long as some of the other popular brands. It comes loose easily in humid weather. I can maybe use it for 2-3 matches until I must re-grip the racket.

Perfect add to my hand-me-down pickleball racquet.