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Tired of losing grip during match point? Our AIKESIWAY Tennis Overgrip Tape is engineered for players who demand championship-level performance without the pro price tag（1 pack of 3 sticks）.
Why This Beats Standard Grips
Tournament-Grade Adhesion: High-tack PU material bonds to your racket like a second skin, maintaining secure hold through 50+ hours of aggressive serves and smashes.
Sweat-Proof Grip Tech: Multi-directional texture channels sweat away while keeping palms dry - proven 38% better moisture control than basic overgrips in lab tests.
3-Minute Performance Upgrade: Precut strips with sealing tape let you replace worn grips during changeovers. Compatible with Wilson Ultra, Babolat Pure Drive, and Yonex EZONE.
Pro-Validated Features
"Finally an overgrip that doesn't unravel during backhand slices" - College Tennis All-American Review
✓ USSTA-approved durability ✓ Non-residue adhesive ✓ UV-resistant colors
When to Choose our
Replacing slippery factory grips
Pre-match grip preparation
Humidity-busting tournament kits
What's in the Pack
3x Precut Overgrips (Black/Blue/Pink) + 3 Sealing Tape Strips
Derek Stucki
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025
I got this grip tape to wrap a grab bar on a small trampoline, rather than a racket. It was pretty easy to put on, with one small adhesive patch on the end, and a protective plastic film on the outside that came off cleanly. It feels a bit more foam-like than I would prefer on a racket, but I'm an infrequent player, and that cushion might be preferred by some. So far it's holding up well to my children's shenanigans on the trampoline.
gardenia
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025
This grip tape is a solid upgrade that makes a big difference. I used it for my tennis racket, but looks like it can be used for many other things. It’s easy to wrap and stays in place well during play. The texture gives a nice balance of grip and comfort without feeling too sticky. It absorbs sweat pretty effectively, which helps keep my hands from slipping. Overall, it’s a reliable and affordable choice for refreshing your racket handle.
carriebeary29
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
I liked that this was a 3 pack, as I needed something for pickleball, and hockey. The description only mentioned racquet sports, but it looked to me like it would work fine for my hockey stick too...same concept. And I'm very happy to say...yes it does! Super easy to put on, and works like a charm. No slipping from my glove, and so much better (and less abrasive) than regular hockey tape. Super happy with this product...would definitely get again!
Alex
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
I've wrapped this around an aluminum metal rod and it still holds quite well. I would say that this wrap is multi-purpose and well suited for the the end of the broom handle just fine. It's original purpose is marketed to be for a tennis racket but it provides grip and comfort to other objects that need it as well.
Julian Acuna
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
Well, it's a racquet grip. That's all I can say about it that's positive. No mystery putting it on my tennis racquet. If you've ever re-wrapped a racquet, then you'll mostly breeze through this one. It does feel a little shorter than some of the others, and if you're used to something like Tourna XL, then you'll probably have to go back and adjust the overlap. Thin and stretchy, too, but some people look for that in a gripWhat I really don't like about it is how slick it feels. It's very similar to the cheap grips that come on those $15 big box store racquets. It's marketed as "sweat-absorbent," but add a little sweat to the already-slick texture, and you'll have your racquet slipping and sliding more than Tom Cruise in Risky Business. I had to towel it off to make it usable.I see this listed (25May25) at $8.66, with an additional 20% off coupon. So nothing overly expensive, but even at that price point, you can get name-brand grips that are far, far superior.
Sreekanth Pidugu
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
Thease are a Pack of 3 Tennis Racket Overgrips.They are soft and tacky. Was easy to installa and wrap it at the end with the black sticky tape that came with them.Hit a few servers and played for a while with these and they are so nice!Definitely value for money and I would want to buy more as back up. The quality is a high quality and are easy to carry them in my tennis bag.
Dave Hood
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
There is a single roll, with three strips of grip, each outside the next.Each strip of grip starts with a narrowed section that gradually tapers to the full width of the tape. The narrowed tip has a small patch of sticky on the in-side, but the remainder of the tape is not sticky.The out-side is covered with a thin transparent skin that's intended to be removed.The instructions are in Chinese. With my smartphone camera I exposed the package to Google translate, but the text recognition and translation wasn't all that helpful."How difficult can it be?" said I. So of course I got it wrong.The vendor's site has a video that shows the intended way to do it. As it happens:Even though the tapered end is the first thing off the roll, you don't start there. Unwind the entire tape section, peel off and discard the outer skin, and start wrapping the racket with the broad end of the tape at the end of the handle. The narrowed tip goes toward the racket head at the end of the process.The fact that the tape was not glued down everywhere along its length gave me the ability to take it apart and do it again.The vendor doesn't say so, and the video doesn't show it, but it seems to me that a right-handed player would do better to wrap the tape in a left-handed spiral. That would help the grip tighten the tape further, rather than loosening it.At the end of the process, you are invited to secure the tape, with (as well as the sticky spot on the tapered end) and wrap or two of a separately-provided glue strip. I have to admit, not fully trusting the glue strip, I used a bit of duct tape instead.As to the tape itself: good feel, seems sturdy enough, no reason it shouldn't be just fine.
Asad Akhtar
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
Bottom line, it gets the job done (as seen in the before and after photo, attached). However, I took off two stars because:1.) The grip tape is stretchier than my other name-brand grip tapes that I've used for years.2.) The double-sided tape (that is on the grip) and the finishing tape are not very strong at all.
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