Gamma Sport-Tennisschläger Ultra gepolsterte Ersatzgriffe – konturiert oder strukturiert

Great quality cushioned and very good grippy feel.. No slippage

Excellent product - easy to fit and ridged contour of the grip enhances the final job. Replaced grip on older racquet which now looks like a new racquet

I bought this grip a few months ago, and it worked really well. It was getting a little worse for wear so I decided to buy a new one - as the price was so cheap. Unfortunately there must be counterfeit grips as this new one lasted less that a week!!! I recommend buying this grip, but not via Amazon! Buy from the supplier so you can trust the source! Very disappointed in Amazon for allowing counterfeit items to be sold by 3rd parties. This has been a reoccurring theme, and I encourage buyers to check negative reviews to see if the 3rd party is reliable.

Added this on top of the existing grip of my racket. I tend to get sweaty palms and find that this has good grip without feeling overly tacky like it would attract dirt. The padding is plush and makes my racket feel and look "premium" [EDIT: I had a private class and the coach was highly critical that this made the racket grip too thick for my hand and made me remove it. Please be cautious of this!] Easy to put on for someone doing this for the first time. I purchased the contoured version and had to be more conscious of applying it the correct way. Do note that there's not much excess length if at all, so you do need to be precise. I used black electrical tape to secure at the end instead of the branded sticker it came with. Would recommend!

Holds great! Feels like I have better grip on the racket. Really like the texture.

I hope GAMMA wil never take this grip off the market. I have been playing tennis for 56 years and I have never believed in overgrips. I only play with original grips and replace it with a new original. This is such a quality cushion-like grip with a nice feel. I do not buy any other grips except this Cushion Contour, sold by Amazon. Good Quality, easy to install, good glue, long lasting.

First off, this grip is just what I wanted. I had a pro restring my racquet and replace my worn grip recently. I asked for the same grip I had on there (thick, spongy, a little tacky when it's clean, with a contour ridge); what I got was dead flat called something like "Gamma Micro-thin". This grip looks and feels perfect and I can't wait to give it a go on the court next week. I saw several reviews that said people had trouble with the finishing end of the grip, so I'd like to offer a few suggestions. To follow them, you will need a plastic cable tie, a pair of diagonal cutters, and a razor sharp blade. Before I started installing the grip, I measured the distance from the bottom of the butt to where I wanted the finished wrap to end, enough below the racquet's logo above the handle to allow half the width of the finishing tape to be applied to the bare handle and not cover the logo. With my wrapped handle length in hand, I stretched the grip to make sure it was plenty tight, with no bunching around the flare at the butt of the handle, and once the tapered section ended I overlapped each wrap such that the edge of the new wrap was touching, but not covering, the first vent hole along the edge of the previous wrap. My racquet has the fattest handle I could find in several tennis shops, and with that amount of stretch and overlap the grip supplied was plenty. I went ahead and wrapped it all the way to the top, covering the logo completely. Next I got out a cable tie that was long enough to fit around the handle, and cinched it down on the handle such that the edge of the cable tie furthest from the butt was the measurement to where I wanted the grip to end. I unwound the end of the grip material to where it was being held by the cable tie, and got out my trusty razor sharp Swiss Army knife (if yours isn't sharp enough to shave with, try a straight razor or one sided razor blade or X-ACTO knife or Stanley knife or something). Next, using the edge of the cable tie as a cutting guide, and pulling up on the end of the grip material so as to avoid cutting (and potentially weakening) the racquet's handle, I cut off the excess grip material in a fairly perfect circle. One snip from my small diagonal cutters got the cable tie off without damaging the grip beneath. Finally, I peeled the protective film off the back of the supplied finishing tape and, trying to stick half the width of the tape to the bare handle and the other half of the width to the grip material, I applied the tape in the same direction as the grip was wound.

Este si es un frío grueso con textura que vale la pena. Mejora tu agarre y crece la empuñadura en caso de sentirla delgada antes.

Me gusta la textura era lo que buscaba un precio poco alto pero vale la pena

Excelente producto, lo puse a mi raqueta de tenis. Tiene un agarre excepcional, no resbala, no gira y mantiene firme la raqueta. La recomiendo por su bajo precio.