Signum Pro Tour Grip (Single Overgrip)

There is no tidy brand page here, so the facts are scattered. A German retailer listing gives the thickness as 0.50 mm, and the same seller says the wrap is very thin, extremely grippy and absorbs sweat. Amazon's entry names a synthetic band that is perforated, and a retailer says a PVC film protects the surface until you peel it off. The eBay listing says it is made in Taiwan.

That fits the description of a thin tour-style overgrip: little cushioning, a lot of handle feedback, and holes to help with moisture. Colours listed include black, white, yellow, orange, blue and grey.

At 0.50 mm it sits level with the Bullpadel overgrip and just under the Babolat My overgrip and the perforated Signum Pro Micro, both at 0.55 mm. The HEAD Padel Pro wrap is a little thicker at 0.6 mm, and the Signum Pro Performance matches it.

For a thinner, dry alternative, see the Wet Grip Pro at 0.45 mm. A thin wrap wears through sooner and gives less cushion, so it suits players with a large enough handle who want feel, and not anyone with a tender hand.

Peel the film, start at the butt end and wrap upward with a slight overlap, then finish with the tape. A thin wrap shows a worn base grip, so check the handle underneath. Change it when it goes shiny and loses its tack.

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

Players who want a cushioned wrap, anyone who needs a published length, and buyers who want a padel-made grip. It is a thin, older tennis overgrip.