Just posting a few Head squash grips.
Replacement Grips ∞
Head Hydrosorb
Head Hydrosorb Pro
Head Hydrosorb Comfort
Head Ultra Tac XL
Overgrips ∞
Head Prime
Head Xtreme Soft
Head Replacement Grips
The ones posted here so far are Head Hydrosorb grips, and they seem to come in black or white. There are three different varieties, of different thicknesses.
Head Hydrosorb Replacement Grip
This is the “standard” Hydrosorb grip. The thickness is 1.8 mm.
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Product Notes
I’m posting these because a reader named Peter had good things to say about them. Specifically:
These are fantastic!! I really love them – you should try them if you haven’t already!
Head Hydrosorb Pro Replacement Grip
The Hydrosorb Pro is a little thinner at 1.75 mm.
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Head Hydrosorb Comfort Replacement Grip
Aaaaand the Hydrosorb Comfort is a little thicker, at 2.1 mm.
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Head Overgrips
Overgrips go over top of your regular grip, for extra sweat absorption or to add thickness.
Head Prime Overgrip
Head Xtreme Soft Overgrip
Hrysto says
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Hi Pierre!
Do you have any idea where can we find these in Europe?
Pierre Bastien says
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Hi Hrysto, it looks like PDH Sports has some of the standard kind
Mehboob says
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Are these replacement grips or overgrips? Does Head have overgrips for squash racquets?
Pierre Bastien says
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Hi Mehboob, I think these are replacement grips. I am not sure if Head offers any that are specifically meant as overgrips – will see if any other commenters know.
Juan Grande says
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I have been using this grip exclusively for years and love them. Super tacky, absorbant and they last. Medium thickness.
Head makes one that is thicker or thinner (can’t remember) but I just use the regular one.
If you’re looking for a grip that is tacky and doesn’t get slippery when you sweat I would recommend trying one of these!
Pierre Bastien says
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Thanks Juan, I updated the post with two different versions, the Pro (thinner) and the Comfort (thicker).