Comments: These actually feel pretty good but not as good as the Wilson Pro Overgrips. Hopefully, Wilson will consider making one in red.

BadmintonBites is all about honest and authentic badminton content. The goal of BadmintonBites is to create real value for the badminton community, which is often plagued with subpar or downright false content on the internet. UPDATE] The Yonex Super Grap was my go-to grip after experimenting with different grip products throughout my badminton career, I’ve surprised myself in admitting I have a new favorite! The new supreme grip is the Yonex Clean Grap. Look out for my product review of the Yonex Clean Grap to find out why! Great all-around, but not exceptional. The Yonex Super Grap is more than your run-of-the-mill, standard grip. It performs above average across the board. However, players should not expect it to be an industry leader in any one category. Comments: Yeah I must say, this is a solid grip! I think if you are out there looking for a grip then you must try this one. :) trust me on this.

I define comfort as a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint. What I am looking for from a comfort aspect is if the product provides a pleasant gripping experience. From the sensation of holding the grip to the degree the grip makes the game play more enjoyable.

Comments: I started using these since Wilson does not have this color. I find them very good and they seem to last a good amount of play time. Wilson is missing the boat not having their Pro Grip in this color. Comments: WOW, this is truly a great grip. Most people have said that Wilson Pro Overgrip is the best, but no way. Yonex's grips stay white much longer than any other grip I tried. I play 6 days a week for about 2 hours a day. One grip has lasted 3 weeks and is still going strong. Plus this grip is cheap. Best grip in the world strongly suggest it. The Luxilon Elite Dry is billed as ideal for humid or for players who want an enhanced grip, and their marketing gives you the impression this is a premium product.

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Comments: This overgrip is probably the best overgrip I've ever used.I highly recommend this to anyone.Only bad thing is, if you have a light colored grip underneath the Yonex supergrap it'll get stained a diff color. I had a white overgrip under a yellow Yonex one and it turned lime green.

Comments: I've used Head, Gamma, Prince, etc overgrips and found out this is the best since 2 years ago. Unfortunately, the price went up. I hope Yonex realizes the customer supports are the most factor to keep this product to be famous. Comments: I'm a loyal customer once I choose a brand, but it takes me a long time to settle on one. I've settled on this one. Even if you don't try another overgrip, you will never be sorry with Super Grap because it does everything you'd want it to do anyway. You can flip it to the other side when you feel it needs to change, if you want to save some money. You'll not feel that the grip is made cheaply. It will not tear on you. If you end up with blisters, it will be due to how the racquet is being used or how often you're playing, not due to the grip. If the racquet slips out of a hand, it will be due to the hold, the position on-court, or the opponent's shot, not the grip. If you feel you need to change it because of moisture, I'd be willing to put money on you being in the top 2% of the world for performance sweating, right up there with Berdych, and no grip will do better for you than this one anyway. If one thing about this grip says it all, it is this: it lasts for such a long time and performs as it should, so well that you will most likely change the grip because it is dirty, not because the grip isn't working anymore.If I didn’t wear a wristband, my hands would get slippy, too, so I’d recommend testing some decent wristbands like the Nike doublewide first and seeing if that makes a difference. This, on the other hand, was by far the worst overgrip I’d ever used. After only 5 minutes of play, I could feel the overgrip tearing, and it wasn’t long until a considerable portion of it had worn away, exposing the leather grip below. While it’s common for “dry” overgrips to tear and need to be replaced frequently, this one lasted far less time than a Tourna grip or a Volkl V-Dry. That means I can’t test the ‘dry’ overgrips to their full potential or say whether they will suit you if you sweat profusely via your hands. I can only tell if they struggle with limited moisture absorption.