Accessory
Tourna Grip Original
The dry, dusty overgrip that still works when your palm gives up in the third set.
Court Score
4.7/ 5
Would I tell a friend to demo this? Not an average of the axes.How we score.
- Powerfree depth
- 3
- Controlaim when swinging out
- 4
- Spinshape / dip
- 3
- Comfortarm-friendly sessions
- 4
- Valueworth street price
- 5
What it is
Tourna Grip Original is the thin, pale-blue overgrip that turns slightly tacky when it gets wet instead of turning into a bar of soap. This seed listing is also marked sponsor: true so the directory can show a labeled sponsor slot without inventing a real campaign.
It is a consumable. Budget for it the way you budget for balls.
Who it’s for
Anyone who sweats, plays in humidity, or hates the slick plastic feel of a fresh “tacky” grip after twenty minutes. If you want a thick, cushioned wrap that looks like a pastry, this is not that. Players with very dry hands sometimes find it too dusty on night one.
Standout details
- Gets better as it gets damp — the opposite of most overgrips in July.
- Cheap enough that replacing it mid-league night is not a debate.
- Thin: you still feel the handle bevels, which is what you want if you change grips.
- The blue dye and the leftover powder in your bag are part of the deal.
Honest verdict
Tourna Grip is still the rec-player default for wet hands. Buy the 3-pack or the 10-pack, put one in the bag, and stop pretending a six-month-old overgrip is a personality. The sponsor label stays on this page on purpose.
Updated 2026-08-01