Head Tennis Replacement Grip - Leather Tour - 282010


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The Head Leather Tour replacement grip is designed for competitive tennis players who prioritize professional-grade feedback and maximum control during intense matches. This high-performance grip offers a signature dry, tactile feel that enhances the connection between the player's hand and the racquet handle, though users should note that the firm leather material provides less cushioning than synthetic alternatives.
| Material | Leather |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 282010 |
| Brand | Head |
This is a replacement grip, meaning it is intended to be applied directly to the handle palette after removing the original grip.
Yes, many players prefer using an overgrip over the Leather Tour to keep the leather clean and adjust the feel.
It provides minimal shock absorption; it is designed for maximum feel and feedback rather than comfort.
Yes, with a length of 118cm, it is designed to fit all standard-sized tennis racquet handles.
Yes, the product includes the necessary finishing tape to secure the end of the grip.
Apply a high-quality, cushioned overgrip over the leather to add comfort without losing the bevel feedback.
Ensure you maintain consistent tension while wrapping and increase the overlap slightly on the corners to keep it smooth.
Installation of the Leather Tour grip requires a firm hand, as the leather material has minimal stretch compared to polyurethane-based grips. Begin by removing the old grip and cleaning any residual adhesive from the handle. Wrap the grip starting from the butt cap, overlapping the edges by approximately 2-3mm to ensure a flat, smooth surface. Secure the end with the provided finishing tape. To care for your grip, avoid leaving the racquet in direct, high-heat environments for extended periods, as this can cause the leather to dry out and become brittle. Many players choose to wrap a thin, overgrip over the leather base to preserve its longevity and adjust the level of tackiness to their preference.