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5 responses to “Salming Squash Grips”

1. David Guinane

   June 27, 2018

   Didn’t get on with the sticky overgrips – they just felt a bit naff.
   BIG FAN of the H20 Drain Grip; really comfy, bit of sponginess, good absorption. Sticking with the grip for foreseeable future.

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   1. Pierre

      July 14, 2018

      Thanks David I’ll have to give the H20 Drain a try

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2. Dave G

   May 27, 2018

   Really like the H20 grips – nice comfort and grip. I’m very sweaty and they do absorb nicely. Not got much to compare with but will certainly use again.

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3. Rene

   January 30, 2016

   I’m very impressed with Salming’s Race R1 shoes, so was expecting to be equally impressed by their grips. I was wrong though.
   Played a few matches with their Sticky Overgrip, initially expecting them to be a bit like the Karakal Super PU grip (which I love for their stickyness and overall soft feel), based on the product description.

   The Salming grip is a lot (maybe even half) thinner though and doesn’t provide much more grip than an average overgrip. I wonder about the durabillity too, as these seem to crease pretty easily.
   Haven’t tried (but already bought) the Absorp Overgrip, but for the future I’ll stick (yeah, I said it :P) to the brilliant Karakal Super PU overgrip.

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   1. Niklas

      December 30, 2016

      Well it is supposed to be thin as it is an overgrip, contrary to the Karakal Super PU grip which is a replacement grip.

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