Raquex Evade Padel-Overgrips (3er-Pack)

A nice selection of different coloured racket grip replacement covers. The pack comes with 3 racket grips in a nice mix of purple / blue shades.There is instructions on the back of the packed which explain how to fit them. There is also a QR code on the back which you can scan for further instructions.I found that they were easy to fit and had a good amount of stick to them. The handle had a good grip to it once they were stuck down.

Easyish to put on, looks great

This grip tape provides an excellent grip with a soft and non-slip surface that keeps your hands comfortable even during long matches or training sessions. Especially when your palms are sweaty, it prevents slippage and improves the stability of your grip.GOOD SWEAT ABSORPTION PERFORMANCE: The tape absorbs sweat very well and can quickly absorb sweat from the hand to keep the grip dry. This is especially important for players who sweat a lot, and can greatly improve the feel and confidence during the game.EASY INSTALLATION: Installation is very simple, even for novices. The tape comes with the right amount of adhesion to fit securely on the racket without slipping or falling off. It also comes with a fixing tape for closing to ensure a neat wrap.GOOD DURABILITY: This grip tape holds up well after a period of use. Even after multiple uses and washings, the material of the tape remains tough and does not wear out or loosen easily, making it very durable.Multiple Colour Options: this grip tape offers multiple colour options that can be used according to personal preference or the colour of the racket, adding an element of personalisation and making the racket look even better.Cons:Moderate Thickness: while the moderate thickness is a plus for most, some players who prefer very thin grips may find this tape slightly thicker, affecting their feel.Limited Adhesive Strips: while the adhesive strips that come with the grips hold the grip tape in place, there are a limited number of them. If a mistake is made during installation or a readjustment is needed, additional adhesive strips may be needed to ensure firmness.

Before and after photos attached.Easy to fit once I'd figured out which end to start with.I removed the thin sticky tape which holds each grip together. Keep this safe as this is what you need to terminate the grip.Uncoil the grip tape fully.Remove the clear tape with the red end (photo attached). This is just to stop the tape sticking to itself before use.Line up the tape at the bottom of your grip to more or less follow the original grip.Remove the small white tab (on the other side to where the red tab was) and stick this on the racquet handle.Hold the racquet in your left hand (I'm right handed) and let the tape fall vertically.Apply tension to the tape (with your right hand) and turn the racquet (with your left hand) being careful to ensure a small (few mm) overlap.That should take you to the top of the racquet grip.Hold the end of the tape down. Cut the excess parallel to the bottom of the racquet.Secure the grip tape end with the thin sticky tape that you put aside at the start. The sticky tape is very stretchy so less tension is required compared to the grip tape.The over grip tape is quite thin and I applied if over my old worn grip with had a thin cushion layer. It feels really grippy with a dry hand. Hopefully, will be good in use.I'll report back if I have problems (more than usual) with sweaty hands.

This tape is stretchy and fairly smooth and shiny.It's held closed in a loop with a small tape which you use to close this off at the end, to keep it all in place. It covers the whole handle and is good but when your hands get sweaty, not as grippy as a cloth tape would be.