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Great conversation analogy, Nate, makes a ton of sense and so philosophically deep of you😊

This is Gold LMAO

You guys on something recently!!😂😂😂

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I find the super tacky ones tend to cause blisters. I always still use original Tourna Grips

I've used Tourna Grip for ages and I love it. Wish I could find it in colors pink and purple ❤

Thx for the insights. Do you all have any influence with Tourna? I also find it best for sweat but cringe at the color combo w/my mostly red racquets. Solinco's absorbent o.g.s are p.g. too.

I belong to a hot and humid place and after seeing YT videos tried Tourna dry grip, just one word "horrible", worst quality. Hence I changed to a tacky grip, and finally settled to Gamma Supreme (super durable, tapered both ends and adequate length)... However I was not comfortable with tacky grips because of my super sweaty hands and hence tried another dry grip, Solinco Heaven Grip, Oh boy! Instantly fell in love with it, its way way better than the tourna dry grips.

I use the yonex excel pro replacement grip (the grip that comes on stock yonex rackets). I like it because it's the perfect thickness for me. All others I've played with are too thick. And the yonex grip is also not too tacky, others I've played with were overly tacky.

Ordered 😁

Balmforth fairway plain and tacky hard to find , but I have a super duper stash 😊

Completely agree - Tourna grips are so good!! The feel and tack on them are unmatched

Overgrips adds extra weight to the Raquet, in stock form raquets have good fine replacement original grips… but if you are comfortable with an overgrip, tourna tac grip is the best

Great tip fellas, I’ve literally never thought about grip!

I don’t like the sandpaper feeling of Tourna, nor the durability. I used Wilson Pro and Yonex Supergrip for a while, until I discovered Toalson Quick Dry, which is now by far my favorite

Tournagrip absorbs sweat, and stays wet, Wilson repels sweat, stays way drier.

I also started out using Tourna grip back in the late 80s. I've tried all kinds of grips, including just a base grip with no overgrips, straight leather, a cushiony grip, etc. I settled on a base thin leather grip (Kimony thin leather) and Wilson Pro overgrip. The Yonex Supergrap is pretty good too, but I really like the tack and feel of the Wilson Pro white overgrip. I've realized that if my hand gets too sweaty, it's because I'm not using a wristband to capture the sweat that's running down my arm onto my hand...

I used to just buy whichever was cheap or which ever came with a can of balls and then I bought a racquet from a customizer and it has a Wilson Pro overgrip and I loved it and have been using it since around 2007. I just buy a 100-pack and keep some in my bag. It's tacky enough but not too tacky and I always go with white so I know when to change it. I like that it has the start tape and is tapered. It has the finishing tape though it would be nice if the top was trimmed too. At any rate, it is my favorite and I've been using it for so long that I can't imagine using anything else.

Tourna Original overgrips feel great, but they’re difficult to put on and leave far too much residue on the grip when removed. Tourna has done nothing to modernize their grips over the years, even though it would be pretty easy to pre-cut tapers into them and do something to the inside of the overgrip so it doesn’t mess up whatever’s under it. I’ll stick with my Babolat VS overgrips, or Wilson Pro if I want something a little more tacky.

Tourna is crap. It shreds after a couple of games. Completely useless. The best are, in this order, Yonex Super Grap, Wilson Pro Overgrip,, and finally Solinco dry grip in gray.

1:16 If you think one racquet brand is "by far the best" it's honestly hard to take your opinion on equipment seriously.

Interesting to see them recommending Tourna overgrips which in my opinion, are inferior products. Tried them a long time ago because of Sampras using it. Then switched to Yonex Super Grap for many years, much longer lasting and very comfortable. Nowadays I just just use Chinese brands, much cheaper (3 grips for around 2 dollars), similar quality to Super Grap.

My experience with tourna was that it was quite an inferior product.

Haha, as a junior, I always used Tourna. I remember destroying it super fast. That thing just shredded. As an adult, I've been using Gamma because it's tackier, but I didn't even know they made a tacky. I'm definitely going to check it out.

Thank you, I had always been playing with Head grips because I have Head rackets. But other than the one racket ships with, I had never been happier with the overgrip/replacements..

I played ITFs in the early 90s and I was using Tourna then. I was a sweat monster so unfortunately it would last me only a few games, maybe a set but they were/are definitely the best money could buy and I loved them even though they would cost me more than my shoes would...lol. I think they sell more than just grips now. Anyhow, awesome team video as always guys and shoutouts to the video man as well who we rarely see. Cheers, M

a new fresh white overgrip is also an aesthetic thing and part of a "clean preparation", it feels and looks so much better than an ugly old brownisch one...

Tournagrip durability is very poor

Have tried Tourna. It is good, but I don’t like that they don’t have the start and the finish pre cut. And if you want to cut it, it isn’t easy.

Not to be an aaahole but out of curiosity,How did Nate nearly lost his arm?

Scott looks weird in adidas

I know lots of tennis players use tourna overgrips so it must be really good but for me nothing beats the feel of Babolat vs original in white. Definitely not the longest lasting but to me worth changing overgrips more often for the feel.

The timing of the forward move is critical. Should it be based on the motion and visual cues of the opponent’s net man?

The only way to buy a racket is to go to a shop that has demos so you can try before you buy. Too many experts on youtube to confuse a beginner.

Since when are you playing Bezirksliga in Germany?😂

Great to see you guys doing the video. It's just such a good formula. Awesome tips. Thank you guys as always! Cheers, M

Excellent lesson! Thanks

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Newbies infront of the camera 📷? Only been doing it for 3+ years now 😅😂😂

😂😂😂😂 love these dudes…

Best of Scott and Nate! 😂

I don’t get it

Great points by Martin and cannot wait to try this.

What grip do you use?

the better way to articulate is "forearm in front of shoulder vs above shoulder, notice forearm, the small part of your arm"

maybe you know what you are talking about, but terrible in articulate what you really mean

I just saw your video I'm a beginner just started playing tennis over 2 weeks ago. I play on my android phone and iPad daily. I'm left-handed. Could you give me some tips on how to time my swings against my opponents when hitting with power? I want to learn more. Thanks. I like to see more of your videos in the future.

I'm nervously watching this video 😠.. and suddenly I feel calm! Thanks for the tips 🤩

Filming that was a big moment! Although my server is good, I'll give it a try