Tourna Grip is a brand of racket grips made with tennis players of all abilities in mind. The Tourna project began in 1972 when the original Tourna Grip was invented in the United States. Now the brand has grown into a comprehensive range of racket sport accessories.

there are other colors besides light blue (gray & black are also availible). But why not get the blue? That would be like buying a Ferarri that wasn't red! Tournagrips are so good Unique sports basically only stays in business because they sell them.

Tourna Grip Original is the gold standard of overgrips. Famous for its sweat absorption properties, it's the only grip that gets tackier as you sweat!

Will they'll rip. Off. Get your new grip. Make sure you start in the corner. Pull. Once you get going overlap about 1/8 of an inch.

dry feel Tourna Grip is the choice of the professionals. This is the original creation, a dry feel grip that really soaks up sweat. It is ideal for hot humid days for a firm grip.

Shakehand grip The most common grip used by top players is called the Shakehand grip. Although there are other successful techniques, this program concentrates on this technique. All sides are in reference to the right-handed players.

Tourna Pro Thin is one of the thinnest replacement grips on the market. At 1.25, it provides a skin tight wrap around the handle so you can truly feel the bevels.

Tourna Replacement Grip Features:

Novak Djokovic plays right-handed and uses semi-western grip for his forehand (his index knuckle on bevel 4). He previously used the in-between of the semi-western and the western grip which some refer to as the ¾ western grip. Over the years, it seems that he has stuck to the semi-western grip.

Serena uses an Eastern forehand grip, rather than a Continental grip when she serves for power. This brings the strings into more direct, perpendicular contact with ball. The more your strings are smacking the ball directly–as opposed to brushing across the ball–the less spin and more power you'll hit with.

With the Tourna Grip Standard you get the unique sweat-absorbing overgrip that even pros like Andy Murray, Maria Sharapova or Dominika Cibulkova swear by.

Comfort, mainly. Leather is not the most forgiving material, and those accustomed to playing with softer, more shock-absorbing grips may find their hands tire more quickly. (And for players who do not use an overgrip, leather isn't nearly as tacky as modern synthetics.)