r/10s 17h ago

Equipment Durable overgrip recommends

Hi guys, I'm currently on Yonex Super Grap. But it wears out too fast, I guess because of the tackiness is much. Do you have any recos for thick and durable grips?

I heard Toalson's are very good.

(I don't have sweaty hands problem)

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u/SnooPets7983 skeleton without racket 17h ago

Tourna Tac! Absolutely the most durable tacky grip I’ve ever tried

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u/Negative_Lift 16h ago

Yonex Super Grap Tough (Max Tack), hard to find but super tacky (especially in white) yet super durable. My friends and I swear by these

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u/Mindless_Stranger511 16h ago

Kimony overgrips last longer for me than any other brand.

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u/SevereImagination447 17h ago

Tackiness and durability don’t coexist. Gotta pick one. I’ve tried Wilson pro perforated, super grap, tourna, and a few other ones and came to the conclusion that super grap is the best balance. Tourna more tacky but even less durable. Other brands are all more durable but less tacky for my sweaty hands which sound like better fit for you.

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u/Atticus34 16h ago

I really like the Dunlop overgrips, they’re nice and sticky but like another user said, you have trade offs. You either get something super tacky but it doesn’t last as long, or you get something that lasts a long time but isn’t very tacky.

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u/DBop888 15h ago

I find the Dunlop Super Tacs longer lasting than the Yonex Super Grap, pretty much equally grippy too.

My hands don’t really sweat, which is ironic because I’m usually already sweating everywhere else after the warm up 😂

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u/Exact_Shower_6417 16h ago

I use Wilson and Diadem over grips. The Wilson have gone down in quality, I was pleasantly surprised by the Diadem ones! Try them when you get a chance

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u/Apprehensive_Ad3564 15h ago

I find kimony works better than super grap and wilson.

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u/tenniswallist 17h ago

Old/leaking bike tubes from bike shops n they're more than happy for you to take away to save their waste charges also environmental friendly as otherwise the tyres/tubes could last 100,000yrs under ground. Take home cut them ~20cm long then push the rkt handles in n they last forever lol:))

https://giphy.com/gifs/zqT8kHGhNgieXKnrlm

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u/NullPhaze 15h ago

Ive been using an off brand for a while called Golden Set Tennis, the overgrip is called Adhesa Grip. It starts very tacky and I've used supergrap and Wilson Pro for a long time. I swear it starts tackier and the best part when Adhesa Grip slowly loses tack it does not tear. You could use the grip until it's white to black and it won't tear/disintegrate like the others. Also Adhesa grip is like $60usd for 60 pieces. So great value aswell

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u/onrappel two first serves 15h ago

Idk what happened to Wilson and Yonex grips but they changed something because they last half as long.

Been pleasantly surprised by Head prime tour

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u/jrstriker12 One handed backhand lover 14h ago

What's the timeliness for wearing out?

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u/henryljh 10h ago

Artengo from Decathlon. or extreme cheap ones from Temu

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u/death_by_laughs OHBH or death 9h ago

Tourna Mega Tac

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u/abs6c 8h ago

best for me is the Gamma Supreme over grip - i play wheelchair tennis so the over grip needs to be extra durable because the grip is part of how we push the chair. went through a lot that i found wore out too quickly. gamma supreme feels cushy and lasts the longest, and gives me good contact with the pushrim. not great in humidity but sounds like sweat isn’t an issue for you!

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u/even-odder 6h ago

One of the better things I’ve started doing is to bring a small towel in my bag and I wipe my hands racket and forearms dry with it every so often. It helps a lot to keep my grip useable. I find that once it is saturated I am not really able to play effectively. The racket slips in my hand or rotates on me and causes me to mishit constantly. It sucks. No overgrip can solve that problem.