Grip - replacement Head Hydrosorb Pro 1P - green sand | Tennis Zone

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Grip stickiness: wet

Grip thickness (mm): 1,75

Comb: no

Producent code: 285303-GZ

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Head Hydrosorb Pro 1P - green sand

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ST89716

Head Hydrosorb Pro 1P - Green Sand: A Quintessential Grip for Serious Tennis Players The Head... more

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Head Hydrosorb Pro 1P - Green Sand: A Quintessential Grip for Serious Tennis Players

The Head Hydrosorb Pro 1P - Green Sand is a basic tennis wrap, designed specifically to augment players' racquet handling capabilities. As a product extensively applied by the Head on most of their racquets, this wrap addresses a critical element of the game, handling control, by presenting an exceptional blend of features that elevate the users' on-field success.

Product number:	ST89716
Number of overgrips:	1
Grip stickiness:	wet
Material:	synthetic
Product code:	285303-GZ
Main color:	grey
Grip thickness (mm):	1,75
Comb:	no

The smallest details often play very important role in tennis. One of these details is right and... more

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How to choose a tennis grip

The smallest details often play very important role in tennis. One of these details is right and clean grip. We can distinguish replacement grips (basic grips) and overgrips. Replacement grips are these one that are on each racket when you buy it. They are made of plastic or skin and have thickness around 2 mm. Their main function are: absorption, comfort, tackiness. Overgrips are thinner, with thickness around 0,4-0,7 mm. They are put on basic grips depending on player’s preferences and the grip stickiness. Wet overgrips are used for good, confident handle while dry grips help for sweating hands. They slightly thicken racket’s grip, depending on wrapping method and strenght. Overgrips should be replaced when they lose their properties or become visible dirty.