I've just started using Yonex Super Grap, can't comment on longevity as yet, but good comfort and excellent grip from it. They're only about £3 a pack, and you get 3 overgrips for that. Worth a go.

It's all a matter of taste really (and how much you sweat), but at least grips are cheap enough that you can experiment with a few different ones. I think the most common choices are either Karakal PU Super Grip (if you use replacement grips), or Yonex SuperGrap (if you use overgrips on top of something else).

Personally, I find SuperGrap is already too tacky for my liking. WaveGrap is my favourite, but you can't get it in the UK.

What I do now, is take a replacement grip and cut it into very narrow strips, and stick one of those onto the back of some SuperGrap (or the RKEP equivalent) to make the ridges like on WaveGrap, and then wrap that straight on to the bare wood. And then I go over it with fine sandpaper for a few minutes, just to make it a bit less tacky and give it more of a velvety feel (it still lasts me 3-4 months before I need to replace it).

Hi,

Sorry for using your thread for my own personal gain, Terence (but it does relate). Am I able to put a super grap over the original Yonex grip to give a thicker grip? It may seem like a novice question, but I kind of am. 

Ewan.

Over the plastic covering? I noticed that someone had done this on an online tutorial. Does doing it this way not cause the overgrip to slip on top?