How to Change a Padel Grip: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

Changing a padel overgrip takes about two minutes and needs nothing but the new grip and your hands. Start at the butt of the handle, wrap upward with a small overlap, and finish with the adhesive tape that comes in the packet. That is the whole job.

Most players never learn it, which is why so many are playing with a grip that went slick months ago. This guide covers the steps, the details that actually decide whether it feels right, and the handful of mistakes that make a first attempt come out lumpy.

Padel Grip: Undergrips, Overgrips and Grip Size Explained

There are many accessories for padel rackets — including grips. The handles on padel rackets already come with a grip; “the undergrip”.

However, you can add an overgrip or undergrip to make them more comfortable, which can help improve your padel play!

  • Overgrips go over the existing padel grip and help the racket fit more comfortably into your hand. Overgrips are more common to change, so it’s important that you understand what a padel overgrip is and when you should change it, and how it can help your skill.
  • Meanwhile, undergrips go under the existing padel grip and absorb vibrations.

Alongside these, it’s vital to know how to change your padel grip as well.

But in this article, we’ll talk about what the best grip for your padel racket is!