Comments: Compared to Tourna Grip: Slightly cheaper, more comfortable and easier to grip as it is textured. Better looking? Maybe not, but the color is more neutral and isn't an eyesore. Less durable and absorbent for me, but overall it's very similar. I'll probably stick with Tourna in the summer and Solinco indoors.
From: Brent, VA, USA, 10/21/21

Comments: Best grip, period. As most of the comments also say this grip is definitely a dry grip like Tourna with a textured surface for even more grip than Tourna. Zero stickiness or tack to this grip and it lasts very well. Also it doesn't slip down as you play matches. Not too padded so doesn't take away any feel from the racquet, but still amazingly comfortable. I like using colored grips to match my strings, so I really wanted to like many of the other grips out there but non of the other tacky, or non-tacky grips compare. I'm a one handed player as well, so if my palm ever gets super sweaty I can even grab the upper portion of the grip that I don't use as like a towel that immediately dries my hand out. I haven't found another grip this absorbent. Great job Solinco. Oh and the only gripe might be its length, I use a half inch longer handle and this grip works, but just barely, and it takes a very precise wrap job so as not tocome up short. Looks like my next purchase will be the 30 pack.
From:Ryan, 8/2/20

Comments: Speaking as a Texas based player, does a phenomenal job of containing sweat during summer time with humid conditions. Developed recently and much better than Tourna Grip. Recommend Solinco Heaven in Summer and Wilson Pro, Super Grap, Wonder, etcetera, in winter.
From:AJ, 7/30/20

Comments: This grip is a good alternative to Tourna as a dry, absorbent overgrip. This is not for players with dry hands or who prefer tacky grips. The grip itself is textured with little dots on it, providing a stronger grip and more traction. The absorbency is as good as Tourna, but is more durable than Tourna. The biggest downside to this grip is that it's rather short in length. Still longer than Tourna, but not as generous as Wilson or Yonex.
From:Derek, 3/13/20

Comments: I love this grip, it's my alternative to Tourna Grip. If you are a Yonex Super Grap, Babolat VS Original Grip, or Wilson Pro Grip i.e., tacky grip person, then this is not the grip for you. If, however, you have sweaty hands and want something to absorb the sweat without feeling slippery (like the aforementioned tacky grips), after a set or two, then this is the grip for you. I would say it's right on par with Tourna Grip, but just looks better than the light blue.
From:Francisco, 2/4/19

Comments: I've being using Tourna Grip for almost my entire tennis career and still love it. Gave this one a try based on the feedback. They are ok, but I'm gonna stay with my Tourna Grip. It's a dry but also textured grip -- absorbs sweat well, but definitely not as comfortable as Tourna Grip.
From:Russell, 10/21/17

Comments: I am a 60+ year old player who goes at it in singles a couple of hours nearly every day and I sweat a lot. I have tried a lot of grips but I won't be without these ever. Friends I have given some too marveled at how they perform.
From:Steve, 8/16

Comments: The feel is not exactly like Tourna original but can be it's replacement. Much thinner and longer then Tourna.
From:Anonymous, 12/15

Comments: I'm a long time Tourna Grip user who read these reviews and took a chance on a 30-pack of these grips. I'll never use Tourna Grip again! These grips are much more durable and every bit as absorbent as Tourna Grip. I am sold. Great work, Solinco.
From:Robert, 6/15

Comments: Solinco Heaven Grip is a great grip for people who sweat a lot or in humid conditions. Not very tacky but it does absorb the sweat very well. It is more durable than Tourna Grip. For the money, I would recommend this grip.
From:Billy, 4/15

Comments: Solinco Heaven Grip is a great grip for people who sweat a lot or in humid conditions. Not very tacky but it does absorb the sweat very well. It is more durable than Tourna Grip. For the money, I would recommend this grip.
From:Billy, 4/15

Comments: This grip is pretty good. When it's hot outside, the grips really helps absorb sweat, and that's actually when they start getting tacky and more comfortable. But when it's cool outside, this grip is essentially useless in my opinion. So unless your palms are always sweating, then you shouldn't buy these. If you are sweating, these are just as good or better than Tourna grip.
From:Brian, 8/13

Comments: My palm sweats all the time, so I don't have many options when it comes to over grip. After trying every single over grip on the market (trust me) I like Tourna Original Dry. I was thinking about this grip since I use Solinco strings and decide to take a risk of buying 30 grips package. I am happy to report that it is better than Tourna. If you are looking at something similar to Wilson Pro or Yonex Super, don't buy it. If you are currently using Tourna Original (tacky is horrible for sweaty hands) try this without hesitation. It won't shred like Tourna and gets dry so fast. After playing for 90 minutes in the afternoon heat, I put the racquet in the bag thinking I would have to change the grip at home, but I was wrong and the sweat was gone and the grip is ready for the next session.
From:Ken, 4/13

Comments: Tried Tourna Grip before and didn't like it. This, on the other hand, is superior. I love the thin feeling and how well it absorbs sweat. It's also very comfortable. Wish it would come in a different color, don't love the grey.
From:Javier, 3/13

Comments: Nice grip. Feels similar to Tourna Original, though a tadtackier.
From:Anon, 7/12

Comments: I am not a huge fan of these grips. They have a lot of feel to them but I don't likethe fact that they have almost no tackiness to them. If your hands sweat a lot, then you won'tbe able to grip it very well. I would recommend Tournagrip though because it is reliable and ithas just the right amount of tackiness to them.
From:David, 7/12

Comments: Feels kind of like Tourna Grip, but is a tad bit thicker and definitely more durable. Still a thin grip that allows you to feel the bevel though. Excellents absorption and soft feel. If you like Tourna Grip, give this a try. Well done Solinco!
From:Anon, 6/12

Comments: What a letdown. This feels more like the touch of a paper carton box, almost zero tack, doesn't allow proper bevel feel of racquet handle. With all these missing, absorption quality matters little. In short, disappointing.
From:Yung, 6/12

Comments: Very good over grip, not the tackiest but maintains for a long time.
From:Roger, 4/12

Comments: Oh yeah I just bought these two weeks ago and used it in my USTA tournament last weekend. It was very impressive of how smooth and comfortable it was on the hands. It wasn't slippery or wet. It keep my hand dry and soft.
From:Chew, 3/12

Comments: Great stuff! I've always used Tournagrip in the summer months due to the heat, and then switched over to Yonex Super Grap when it cools down. Well, if those two products had a baby together, this stuff would be it. A very nice combination of absorbency and yet it doesn't over dry your hands like Tourna does in milder conditions. Have yet to find a weakness of this overgrip, or anything that works better, and I've tried everything out there.
From:Steve, 12/11

Comments: These are the by far the best grips I have ever used. They are extremely comfortable on the hand. Also, the are very absorbent and durable- each one lasts me about 2 weeks. I would highly recommend these grips to any tennis player. I give them a 10 out of 10. Great job Solinco!
From:Anon, 11/11