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Padel overgrips and grips

A fresh overgrip is the cheapest upgrade in padel. Change it when it looks shiny or starts to tear near the top.

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Guides that help you choose

An empty green outdoor padel court with glass and mesh walls under a clear summer sky, with trees behind.GuideHow to regrip a padel racket: fitting an overgrip in two minutesTo regrip a padel racket, peel off the old overgrip, start the new one at the butt of the handle with the tapered end, wrap upwards with a slight overlap of a few millimetres while keeping tension, and finish just below the throat with the finishing tape. A professional padel player leaps into an overhead smash on a blue indoor court, his reflection mirrored in the glass wall.GuidePadel racket care: how to make a racket last, and what can be repairedMost padel racket damage comes from three things: scraping the top of the frame on the glass or turf, heat from a car boot, and hard knocks between rackets. Players on a floodlit green outdoor padel court at night, seen through the glass back wall.GuideWhen to replace a padel racket: seven signs it has had its dayReplace a padel racket when the frame is cracked through, the face is lifting from the core, or the racket has lost so much liveliness that your lobs land short and it sounds dull. A row of outdoor blue padel courts with black frames and tall floodlight masts under a clear blue sky.GuidePadel racket protector tape: why it is worth it and how to fit it neatlyA padel racket protector is a strip of tough, clear or coloured film that you stick over the top of the frame, where most damage happens when the racket scrapes the glass or the turf.

Questions about padel overgrips and grips

How often should I change my overgrip?

Every 8 to 10 hours of play, or sooner if your hands sweat a lot. Our regrip guide shows how.

Does an overgrip make the handle thicker?

Slightly. A 0.6 mm overgrip adds a little thickness; two layers can make a handle feel noticeably bigger.

Overgrip or replacement grip?

An overgrip goes on top of the base grip. Replace the base grip only when it is flat, hard or torn.