Leather Grip

Unlike synthetic grips, which often use polyurethane for cushioning, this leather grip offers a firmer, more direct feel. It provides better feedback from the racquet handle, allowing you to feel the bevels of the grip more distinctly for precise racquet orientation.

Yes, leather is denser than synthetic grip material. Installing this grip will slightly increase the total weight of your racquet and shift the balance point marginally toward the handle.

Yes, the unique curing process gives this leather a high level of natural tackiness. Many players prefer to use it as a base grip on its own, though you can certainly apply an overgrip on top if you prefer a softer feel or need to manage sweat absorption.

While the leather is high-quality, some minor color transfer can occur initially, especially if the grip gets wet from sweat or rain. If you are concerned about staining, we recommend using a light-colored overgrip over the leather.

Leather is less stretchy than synthetic materials, so it requires a bit more care during installation. You will need to pull it taut as you wrap it to ensure a smooth, flat finish without any bunching or gaps.