Overview
Volkl's V-Tac Grip is ultra thin with a tacky slip resistant feel. It also provides excellent sweat absorption. This convenient bulk package comes in a resealable plastic bag, making it easy to carry in your tennis bag.
- Available Colors: Black, Neon Green, Neon Orange, Neon Yellow, Pink, White
- 12 grips per pack with finishing tape
Customer Reviews
Not bad - not as good as Grip IIThought I was buying a more tacky version of the GripII that I normally buy, but it was LESS tacky, and less absorbent (thinner).
If you prefer a thinner - lite tack grip, this is it.
Terrible OvergripI play paddleball in NYC and I have been using a variety of overgrips over my many years of playing. I having been looking for a new overgrip since Prince no longer makes the Dura-Tred. I tried the Volkl V-Tac based on the description of the item. Greatly disappointed, to say the least. The overgrip was not tacky feeling at all, and after playing about playing seven to eight games, the grip started to break.
High QualityOutstanding overgrip. Great feel. Feels nearly exactly like the Head Prestige Pro overgrip. I prefer a little bit more tack, but I really can't complain too much. Many overgrips lose their feel when you sweat a few times -- they get soft and lose their grippy feel. These don't. Highly recommend.
Previous Feedback
Comments: Not recommended. I have a leather grip underneath and the overgrip is slipping from underneath. It is also not lasting and not tacky.
From:Jay, 7/10/19
Comments: It's called Volkl V-Tac, don't believe it! I thought these grips would be similar to a Yonex Supergrap, Wilson Pro, or Babolat Pro Tour overgrip. They're more like Babolat's VS overgrips. They're dry and thin. By no means am I saying they're bad grips, but I don't think it fits the description of tacky.
From:Anonymous, 4/16
Comments: To follow-up on other comments, my experience is that there seems to be a difference depending on which color you choose. I have noticed that although the white and black overgrips are good (good balance of tackiness and durability), the yellow over grips do not seem to have anywhere near the same level of tackiness. I do no know if this is only a question of a bad "batch or if it is a question of the dyes that are used. Also, is this an issue only with Volkl overgrips or other brands as well. Excluding the issue with the yellow overgrips, I can definitely recommend the V-Tac.
From:Emery, 12/15
Comments: I love Volkl V-Tac. I typically buy the white or green. I purchased yellow recently, and strangely enough, the yellow seem not to stay in place on my Babolat racquets. I'll stick to the white or green going forward.
From:Ross, 12/14
Comments: Don't waste your money. I always use Gamma grips and love them, but decided to try a different product. My hands do not sweat and I don't grip my racquet too hard, but this grip only lasted about two hours before it started to shred. I'm returning these and going back to Gamma.
From:Barbara, 4/14