Complete Padel Racket Overgrips (Complete Overgrip, 3-Pack)

The one UK listing we found describes three high-performance padel racket grips that fit standard padel handles, made in orange, white and black. It doesn't say whether the finish is tacky or dry, how thick each grip is, or what it's made of, and we won't fill those gaps with guesses.

Complete Padel also makes the pink Complete Padel balls we stock, so the two make a tidy gift pairing if you're buying for someone new to the game.

The finish matters more than the brand. Dry hands usually suit a tacky grip that holds the racket without a tight squeeze; sweaty hands do better with an absorbent, dry grip that keeps its hold when wet. Because Complete doesn't publish its finish, we can't place it on either side. If you already know which you need, a documented grip is the safer pick: HEAD's tacky Padel Pro overgrip for dry hands, or the absorbent Bullpadel GB1200 Comfort for sweaty ones.

Start at the butt cap and wrap upwards with a slight overlap and even tension, then secure the end with finishing tape. One overgrip over the base grip barely changes the handle size; a second makes it noticeably fatter. Our padel grip guide covers wrapping in more detail and puts a typical overgrip's life at roughly 4 to 10 ninety-minute sessions, depending on finish and how much your hands sweat.

Keep the spares in your padel bag, and if you've just bought a new padel racket, a fresh wrap on day one protects the original grip underneath.