Tourna Mega Tac Extra Tacky Overgrip, 10-Pack

This is the best and most tacky overgrip you can find. My hands sweat a lot when playing tennis and this is the only grip I've used that actually keeps the racket from spinning while remaining comfortable in your hands. Durability wise - I think it lasts 20+ hours of playing per grip based on my history. Give it a try it you have issues with your racket spinning due to sweat. It is easy to use and should fit any standard tennis racket grip, as there is extra left over after wrapping my medium sized grip.

So sticky. Using for pickleball paddle. Best grip I've found

The best tennis racket grip tape! Our son plays in a lot of tournaments and this has been the best for his sweaty palms and keeps his hands from slipping. He can usually get 1-2 full play days out of one wrap(which is expected when playing for hours at a time)The pros at our club actually recommended it and we won’t go back to using anything else

Best of the best. No slip, feels great in hand. Thickness is just right. Easy to put on.

good grip after repeated use.

Are you looking for an overgrip that grips you back? This is the one. It definitely feels almost sticky, although there's no residue when you remove your hand. I really like this -- there's no way the racquet is going to twist in your grip, even if you hit an off-center ball. It's important to replace your grip tape regularly. The rule of thumb is to replace it as many times in a month as you play in a week. For me, the tape stays tacky for six hours or so. (Some pros replace it after every set!) That's why I bought the pack of ten. It's a much better value than getting the 3-Packs from the local sporting goods store. I really like this product.

The absolute greatest, and longest lasting overgrip on earth.

I sweat through tennis grips so much that I have three racquets, and I rotate them at every side change so they don't get saturated. As you can imagine, they can get pretty slick, especially on 100 degree TX summer days. This is the only grip I've ever used that allows me to keep a soft, loose grip without losing the racquet, which is required for an effective serve. I highly recommend it.