Structured Grips for the Handle
An ergonomic grip differs from a traditional, smooth grip surface by having a shape or structure that affects the position of your fingers on the handle. This may include hexagonal sections, grooves or spiral-shaped ridges.
The modified surface can feel noticeably different from a regular grip. Your choice therefore depends on your hand, grip preference and preferred thickness.
Compare Different Types of Grips
A padel overgrip is wrapped around the outermost layer and primarily changes the surface, thickness and sweat absorption. A padel undergrip is fitted beneath the outer wrapping and affects the basic construction of the grip.
A padel replacement grip replaces the racket's original base grip. Depending on its construction, an ergonomic grip may also belong to one of these categories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Makes a Grip Ergonomic?
It has a shaped or structured contact surface that changes the position of your fingers and their contact with the handle.
Should an Overgrip Be Applied over It?
It depends on the model. Ergonomic grips such as the Bullpadel Hesacore grip must be covered with an overgrip.
Are All Undergrips Ergonomic?
No. Undergrip describes the position of the grip. Ergonomic describes the shape and contact surface of the grip.
Are Ergonomic Grips Compatible with All Padel Rackets?
Not necessarily. Check the size, compatibility and fitting instructions for the individual product.
