Comments: I tried both the black and green. Could not notice a difference. Overall, I'm extremely happy with these grips. I've played with Tourna Grip for a decade and periodically would try to find a replacement, but never found anything suitable until now. They retain the aspects of Tourna like softness, but with added color variety and exponentially more durability. Initially, I was surprised by the price because I was replacing grips once a week with Tourna, but with these I'm weeks in and have no need to replace them. They barely show a scuff. Highly recommend with one caveat: I haven't used these in Texas summers yet. I'm optimistic they will be good, but there's no way to know until playing with them in a 110 degree match for 2 hours.
From: A, TX, 1/19/22

Comments: I tried both the black and green and could not notice a difference. Overall, I'm extremely happy with these grips. I've played with Tourna Grip for a decade and periodically would try to find a replacement. I never found anything suitable until now. They retain the aspects of Tourna like softness, but with added color variety and exponentially more durability. Initially, I was surprised by the price because I was replacing grips once a week with Tourna, but with these I am weeks in, and have no need to replace them. They barely show a scuff. I highly recommend with one caveat: I haven't used these in Texas summers yet. I'm optimistic they will be good, but there's no way to know until playing with them in a 110 degree match for 2 hours.
From: A, TX, 1/19/22

Comments: I was skeptical at first since Yonex is not a common name in the dry grip market, compared to the likes of Tourna, Gamma, Wilson etcetera. But after using this for the last three grip changes, I can say that this is a very high performance product from Yonex and justified for its premium price. At the beginning of each session when I first pick up the racquet with this grip, the grip feels soft, but a little grainy, the texture is somewhat like a hybrid between suede leather and dry paper. After the warm-up, the grainy feeling is gone as sweat softens up the surface, and also increases tackiness, it is not super tacky though. From that point on, it feels great and provide the right balance between tackiness and dry, and after my two hour sessions I never once felt any sweat on my palm. Where this grip really shines is its durability, as it hold up way, way longer than Tourna Original. I find myself changing the grip because it got too dirty, I got the lime green, rather than because the grip gradually disintegrates in use, I'm looking at you Tourna. The first grip I've ever used was Wilson Pro Overgrip, which I found too slippery due to it not being able to absorb all the sweat in my palm. If you are looking for a good quality overgrip that will keep your hands dry for hours, and doesn't need to be changed to often, give this one from Yonex a try.
From: HK, 5/4/21

Comments: It stays dry, true to the promise in its name. This is the first non-tacky grip I've tried, so I gave it some time to see how I like it. I decided it's a little too slippery, sweat sometimes makes other overgrips slippery, hence the point of a dry grip, so I don't see much point in a dry grip if it is slippery to begin with. Just my personal preference though; if you don't like super tacky grips or have tons of moisture from your hands or environment, this may be it for you.
From: Anonymous, 12/9/20