Towel Material Overgrips

In many ball sports, the overgrip as the sole component directly contacting the player's hands during a hit, holds undeniable importance. So, how much do you know about overgrip? Firstly, why use a grip? Overgrip play a crucial role in ball sports. Their core functions are anti-slip and sweat absorption, effectively protecting players' hands from injury during exercise. It's important to note that grips are consumables, not durables, so they wear out gradually during use and need regular replacement. Additionally, after each use, grips become stained with sweat, which can breed bacteria. From both hygiene and hand feel perspectives, regular replacement is vital. Secondly, what are the classifications of grips? As a key accessory to enhance the hitting experience, grips come in a wide variety. From a material standpoint, grips can be categorized into three main types: towel grips, PU grips, and sticky grips. PU grips are further divided into thin, thick, keel grips, as well as perforated and flat grips. Thin grips are a common choice, as they can adjust the handle's thickness while providing an excellent hand feel, particularly suitable for those with less sweaty hands. Thick grips aim to improve grip hardness and handle thickness. Keel grips with their special design, are often used to enhance the handle's anti-slip properties and grip comfort but may affect the hand feel. Perforated and flat grips offer different sweat absorption and anti-slip effects to meet diverse needs. Towel grips have a soft texture and a pleasant hand feel. Their sweat absorption is superior to other materials, making them a favorite among those who sweat more. However, after a few uses, the towel material may stiffen, impacting the user experience, hence the need for regular replacement. Sticky grips are typically made from special rubber or synthetic materials, with a layer of sticky film on the surface that requires peeling off the protective film before use. When hitting the ball, it can firmly control the racket without excessive force, suitable for players who pursue a delicate sense of control, and improve the accuracy of hitting the ball. Finally, how to choose the right overgrip? In fact, each grip material has its own strengths and weaknesses. Therefore, when selecting grips, brands must consider their target audience's needs and their own brand image to find the right grip manufacturer to collaborate with. Manufacturers with their own factories that can offer customized services are undoubtedly the best cooperation choice. KEET is a professional sports accessories manufacturer offering end-to-end services from material R&D to product delivery, with full process control and dedicated personnel ensuring seamless transactions. Our grips feature diverse materials, rich colors, and comprehensive functionalities. We provide flexible OEM/ODM service models, delivering holistic solutions to global partners. For more details, welcome to inquire in-store—KEET awaits your visit.