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Tennis overgrip made of super-thin, high-stretch felt. Tapered starting end for easy racquet application. Preferred overgrip of tennis superstar Roger Federer. Roll measures 0.6 mm thick, 25 mm wide, and 1,000 mm long. Top choice of Wilson touring pros su
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Wilson's Pro Overgrip offers a responsive feel and reliable grip on your racket, and is the preferred grip used by top tour players like Roger Federer, Serena Williams, and Justine Henin. This 30-pack contains two rolls of 15 overgrips, along with finishing tape. Each microfiber substrate polyurethane overgrip measures 1,100 millimeters long by 27 millimeters wide, with a 0.55-millimeter thickness.
About Wilson
Headquartered in Chicago, Wilson is the world's leading manufacturer of ball sports equipment. Its core sports are tennis, baseball, football, golf, basketball, softball, badminton, and squash.
Racquet Sports
Wilson is the world's number one racquet sports company. Its sports categories include tennis, badminton and squash.
Team Sports
Wilson is the No. 1 American football company and No. 2 baseball company in the world, and the official soccer ball of the NCAA championships.
Golf
From Gene Sarazen to Arnold Palmer, Padraig Harrington to a regular Sunday foursome, golfers rely on Wilson Golf equipment to pursue the game, one round at a time.
AARON
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024
I’ve been using this overgrip for many years. It just works for me. Just enough cushion and tackiness. Be mindful, depending on how frequent one uses their grips, please replace your overgrip as frequently as needed.
Com
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
Comfy and soft with a nice tacky quality. Not that durable but that’s why you buy in quantity
Felipe Aguilar
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
I've been using the Yonex Dry Overgrips for the past year, but as soon as I tried the Wilson Comfort ones no doubt I was going to make the switch. They are very similar in tackiness, but the Wilson ones are more comfortable to use, softer and very durable.
Blue Wolf
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
Good combination of feel and durability! Have tried many other wraps this selection does it a little bit better than others I have used...
Happy customer
Reviewed in Australia on May 27, 2022
All good, just find out it is a bit thin from the shop. Maybe from different patches of production
Mochiman of Aiea heights
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2022
The same grip as the pro shop sells and does seem to deteriorate in the plastic bag it comes in over time. it has good grip but not sticky. I have used there for 20 years without complaint.
SBK_MB
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020
I play squash about 2-3 times a week and have used Wilson overgrips since 2015. I always get white ones, as it is easy to see when they are dirty and need to be replaced (before the racket actaully starts slipping). When they are new, the grip is second to none and I do sweat a lot (I always have a wrist band on my playing hand).On average I can use each overgrip for about 4-5 plays of 60 mins each: I wrap the grip on my racket clockwise (over lapping about 50% on each turn), play 3-4 times, then rewind it counterclockwise (so dirty areas get hidden) and am able to play another couple of times before I need to change them.
Alan J. Marren
Reviewed in Australia on July 12, 2019
Sry happy with profuct
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 19, 2017
Great price and product!
Eduardo Muniz
Reviewed in Canada on February 11, 2016
I think this is the best grip there is.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2016
These have been my favorite overgrips since around 2010 and they're the only ones that I use. They are not too thick nor too thin and they are quite tacky and the white color is nice so that you know when to change them. I used to buy the 12-packs but this is a better value. One thing of note as that the 30 pack is 2 rolls of 15. The 12-pack has individual overgrips so that you could take a couple of small rolls and leave them in your bag. With these, it seems like you take them all rolled up into one huge roll and leave it in your bag or peel them off and roll them yourself. I just used one and it's somewhat less convenient as you have to find the end of the one that you're peeling off and then unstick the start of the next one. I didn't this with a pocketknife.So the 12-pack is more convenient but you save a little with the 30-pack.
Pavol Zibrita
Reviewed in Canada on October 10, 2015
A sweat a lot and use this on my squash racket. I haven't used up the first half yet. But the price is really good, so I don't mind changing them as soon as the grip is loose.
The WHO
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2008
I cannot change my original rating down to 4-star:I think it's important to know what racket you play with. I play with Wilson K-Six-One 90". The original grip (white) was pretty good and lasted more than a month (then it got dirty and worn out because of sweat). So I wanted to get next grip also white in color and I found this one on Amazon - with everyone giving it 5-star reviews. I think, people have over-rated this product. This is atmost a 4-star worthy product.I give this 4-star because of the pricing for bulk purchase and not the best grip quality. Another factor to consider, the rating and tenure: I'm a 4.0 player and I've been playing for 3+ years now.The good:- Good tennis racket grip for the bulk price (30 grips, not a bad deal at all)The bad:- It does not fit my racket handle completely (I've had to use white tape to close the 1" gap - at the top!). You could argue that maybe I'm not putting the new grip properly, but trust me - I've done many grips and other grips I've used don't give you this trouble :-)- This grip is barely lasting 1 week for my play of twice a week. Better grips will last you 2-3 weeks easily.- For the 1 week it lasts, this grip becomes unfriendly (due to sweat) after 3-4 hours of play. It does absorb sweat, but after 3-4 hours I have found it causes the racket to slip. A better grip will continue to stick in your hand :-)Recommendation:- If you are price conscious, go with this.- If you want the better quality, go with this: http://www.amazon.com/Wilson-Overgrip-Tennis-Racquet-Grip/dp/B0015FI0MY/ref=pd_ts_sg_1?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods ...... I will try this next as soon as I consume my remaining grips.
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