Black Crown Overgrip 12 Pack (White)

Black Crown sells white overgrips in a blister of three, a bag of twelve and a box of sixty. For one player, three is plenty, since an overgrip lasts a few weeks. Twelve suits a player who changes grips often or has a couple of rackets, and sixty belongs to a club or academy: see the Black Crown 60 pack.

A thicker 0.65 mm option is the Raquex Evade Pro. If you want a thicker, tackier feel, the adidas overgrip 3 pack lists 0.75 mm, and the adidas box of 45 is the club alternative.

Padel Nuestro's 12 pack page names a smooth white overgrip and calls the feel firm, with sweat absorption and durability claims. It states no thickness, length, width or material beyond high quality materials. Stringers World and Tennis-Zone describe the 60 pack as tacky with a wet-grip rating, and another shop sells a 60 pack that is perforated, so check which surface you are buying.

Smooth overgrips feel dry and firm. Perforated ones take up more sweat, and tackier ones hold the hand better but wear faster. Match the surface to your hand: a sweaty player usually wants perforated or tacky.

Players who need a stated thickness (the Genesis Supra 50 lists 0.50 mm), or who sweat heavily and want a tacky or perforated wrap, since this listing says smooth. Twelve strips is also a lot for one racket. A sweaty player could add the plain Black Crown wristband for the hitting arm. Add a racket protector, and see the padel grips page for thinner and tackier options. Our guide to choosing a padel racket and the padel racket range cover the rest of the kit.