Bullpadel GB1616 Overgrips (White, Box of 60)

We couldn't find a retailer page with more detail than the box itself, so here is what Bullpadel prints on it. The overgrip is "Comfort/Absorbent", micro-perforated, with HaC. The English panel says the microholes increase sweat absorption for a dry touch, that comfort holds up in play and training, and that weight and thickness are reduced so the grip doesn't change how the racket behaves. The label reads GB1616 x 60, white, ref 494324, and names MRH Sport as the UK importer.

No thickness or length is printed. In practice, if you've used Bullpadel's Comfort Dry tub, the description is almost word for word the same; the main difference is sixty grips, all white, instead of fifty split black and white.

A coach with a bag of loan rackets, a club selling single grips at reception, or a group of regular players splitting a box. All white means a club's rackets look uniform and it's obvious which ones need doing. For one player, sixty is a few years of grips; a three-pack of the GB-1200 is a better size. Our padel grip page has more on how often to change one.

Dry-touch grips trade a little tack for consistency, so players who like a sticky handle in a cold January session may not get on with them. Try a pack of three of a perforated Bullpadel grip, such as the GB-1201, before committing a club to sixty.

Keep the box closed and somewhere cool and dry, not in a car boot. Overgrips keep for a long time in their wrappers. Every padel racket we sell takes a standard overgrip.