Signum Pro Micro Overgrip (Single)

Three facts stand out. It is 0.55 mm thick, it is made from a woven material described as tacky, and it has additional perforation, which the retailer says is for moisture absorption. The white 30-pack is the page we could read, and the single grip is the same model, so we use its figures with the pack size set aside.

That puts it at the thinner end of the overgrips we cover. A thin wrap leaves the handle feeling like the handle, which suits players with a good grip size already and those who like a lot of feedback from the racket.

Within Signum Pro the Micro sits between the 0.50 mm Tour grip and the 0.60 mm Performance grip, which the retailer calls extra tacky and absorbent for heavy sweaters. If your hand sweats a lot, the Performance 3-pack is the closer match, and if you want the thinnest wrap, the Tour is.

Among padel overgrips, the Micro matches the Babolat My overgrip at 0.55 mm. It is a little thicker than the Bullpadel overgrip at 0.5 mm and a little thinner than HEAD's 0.6 mm pro wrap and the Raquex Evade Pro at 0.65 mm.

Start at the butt end, wrap upward with a slight overlap and finish with the tape. A thin wrap is easy to see through on a worn base grip, so check the handle underneath first. Change it when it goes shiny and loses its tack, which for a regular player is every few sessions.

More choices are on the padel grips page. Fit a racket protector, see the padel racket and padel balls ranges, and find small kit on the padel accessories page.

Players who want a thick, cushioned wrap, anyone who needs a published length, and those who want a padel-branded grip.