Raquex Endure Overgrips (3er-Pack)

I have about 3 rackets 2 x tennis and 1 Badminton that required a reaper to the grips. I saw these were available and thought I'd give them a try.They arrived in a small neat wrap packaging. Reading the blurb they are a Uk company so that is a positive from my perspective as I like to support Uk businesses.After cleaning the old grip material I set to work fitting the new ones.First of all I nearly threw away the tape that held them together, luckily I didn't as this is required for securing the final end wrap in place.I also had to completely unravel the new grip material to get at the start , which is clearly marked with "start' and a small adhesive strip to hold in place on the racket handle when starting to wind it round.I found the trick wa stop stretch it fairly hard (but not overly) and make sure the overlapping edge clears the "Raquel" logo therefore overlapping by about 1/8-1/4 of an inch.It is necessary to cut the end portion where it finishes on the racket off at an angle.so it folds straight. The first time I did iy the craft knife blade was not sharp enough as the material ids very flexible and unless the blade is very sharp will move and pucker rather than cut.I had to be careful putting the black end tape with the Raquex logo on as the first one I overstretched it by pulling it too tight. It just requires a gentle stretch as you peel off the backing strip to adhere to the racket and top end of the grip.There is a QR code to get the fitting instructions on the box. if in any doubt, but I found it fairly straight forward to do.They seem to do a decent job and give a good tacky feel to the grip. It took me around an hour to do all three.In summary fairly decent, but not the thickest material to be fair. Time will tell but pretty good price for 3 grips in my opinion. ( £7.99 at the time of the review).

This overgrip works as expected. As usual it has self-adhesive on the start end of the tape (narrow end). Wrapping the racket handle from its bottom and ending the wrapping near the shaft, a separate sticky tape was included for fixing the wrapping end. I used this tape for badminton racket and noticed that the tape was a bit longer for badminton racket. The tape is soft and functions well for vibration damping.This tape is thin, so only suitable for overgrip wrapping. Pay attention not to mix this tap with a thick racket tape which is used for wrapping on the wooden handle of a racket.

Read instructions before use. So, this is the first time I have ever tried to re rape a racquet. I expected this to be like a tape and sticky so it took me a while to work it out as it isn't sticky at all apart from one dot at the start point. Once I did it was pretty straight forward but the lack of any adhesive at the end was fiddly for me. You need to unroll the entire roll to get to the end, which is actually the start point.But it does the job and has a good secure feel under the hand. Hopefully, my next try will be better.

This is a 3 pack of anti slip Overgrips that have a tacky rubberised finish. The tape has a plastic coating that needs to be removed before installation, then it can be wrapped onto the racquet like a standard Overgrip. Once it was wrapped around the racquet there was a bit of excess that was easy to trim. The finishing tape is stored in the binding holding the tape together so don't throw that away like I almost did.Because it is tacky when my hand sweats it gets more grippy rather than less.

I put off trying to put this on my sons tennis ticket for a while as I assumed it would be tricky to do, and yes to the expert eye I probably didn't do the best job but there are 3 rolls in the pack so I'll have 2 more attempts if need be.Tennis racket feels great now