Pro Tour 2.0 Overgrip (3 pack)

Babolat's tacky overgrip — the one that balances stickiness, cushioning and sweat absorption rather than maximising any one of them.

Tacky and absorbent, which is a harder combination than it sounds. Most grips pick a side. A pure tack grip goes slippery the moment your hands are wet; a pure absorbent grip never feels connected. Babolat's description of the Pro Tour 2.0 is a blend of cushioning, feel and absorption, and that middle position is the reason it's their tour-level grip rather than a specialist one.

Which one you want. If you want maximum feel and a thin, dry surface, the VS Original is the other grip in this range and it's a genuinely different product — thinner, dry rather than tacky, built for players who want to feel the handle contours. Pro Tour is the choice if your hands sweat or your grip gets sore.

When to re-grip. An overgrip is a consumable. Four to eight sessions is typical before it goes slick or starts to bunch — sooner in Queensland humidity, later indoors or if you wear a wristband. If you've started gripping harder to stop the handle turning, it's done.

Fits anything. Overgrips wrap over the handle's existing base grip rather than replacing it, so this suits any padel, tennis or pickleball racket. If your base grip has worn through to the pallet you need a replacement grip, not an overgrip.

Specifications from the manufacturer, verified 2026-09-02. Babolat do not publish a thickness, length or material composition for this grip, so we do not list one.