Wilson Pro Overgrip (Pink)

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A replacement grip is the thicker base layer that is wrapped directly onto the racket handle and sets its shape and size. An overgrip like the Wilson Pro Overgrip is a thin layer wrapped on top of that base grip. It adds tackiness and sweat absorption, protects the base grip from wear, and is quick and cheap to change whenever it gets worn.

Yes. The Wilson Pro Overgrip wraps onto badminton, tennis, padel, pickleball and squash handles. On a badminton racket it adds very little bulk, so the handle feels close to its original size while giving a tackier, more secure hold. Players who already find their handle thick should still check the feel after wrapping, as any overgrip adds a small amount of thickness.

Only slightly. It is a thin overgrip, so it changes the handle size far less than a replacement grip or a thick towel grip. Most players notice a little extra cushioning rather than a bigger handle. If you want to build the handle up more, you can overlap the wraps a little more tightly, or add a second overgrip.

It depends on how often you play and how much your hands sweat. Regular players often change their overgrip every few weeks, and frequent or heavy-sweating players may change it every week or two. Replace it once the surface turns smooth and shiny, stops feeling tacky, or starts to tear, because a worn overgrip lets the racket slip in your hand.

Remove the plastic backing, then start at the butt cap with the tapered end and wrap upwards at a slight angle, overlapping each turn evenly. Keep steady tension so there are no wrinkles. When you reach the top of the handle, cut off any extra length at an angle and secure the end with finishing tape. Wrap in the direction that suits your playing hand.

Yes. It absorbs sweat and keeps a tacky surface, which helps players who sweat a lot keep a secure hold, especially in hot and humid Indian conditions. Very heavy sweaters may need to change it more often, since any overgrip loses its tackiness faster as it soaks up moisture. Wiping your hands with a towel between points also helps the grip last longer.