Signum Pro Performance Overgrip (3 Pack)

The material is woven, tacky and, in the retailer's words, extra tacky and absorbent. The positioning is simple: this is the grip for players who sweat a lot and like a sticky feel. The 3-pack we read is green, and the range also comes in black and white in a 30-pack.

Unlike the Micro, the listing does not mention perforation, so the absorbency is claimed for the material itself. It is the same 0.60 mm as the HEAD Pro, which is a medium-thin wrap rather than a thick cushioned one.

Signum Pro sells three overgrips in this range. The Signum Pro Micro is thinner at 0.55 mm with perforation for moisture, and the Tour grip is thinner again at 0.50 mm. The thin, dry Wet Grip Pro is the other sweat answer. For heavy sweaters, the Performance is the one the retailer points to.

Among padel overgrips, the closest in thickness is HEAD's 0.6 mm Padel Pro wrap. A thinner pick is the Babolat My overgrip, and a thicker one is the Raquex Evade Pro. For a big pack, there is the Black Crown 12-pack.

Start at the butt end, wrap upward with a slight overlap and finish with the tape. A sticky wrap wears faster in a wet hand, so a heavy sweater should expect to change it often, whatever the pack says. When it goes shiny and the tack fades, it is done.

See all padel grips, fit a racket protector and take a look at the padel racket and padel balls ranges. Small kit is on the padel accessories page.

Players with dry hands who want the thinnest wrap, anyone who needs a stated length, and buyers who want a padel-specific product.