Hi. I like to use yonex supergraps but they tend to get dirty very quickly. Is there a way to wash it without taking it off the racket so that it looks semi-new again?

Maybe you should get new grips....


o, and we play you guys in a week or two :)

dude, just get a new one. it's like $1 per grip. :-p

A better way is to wash your hand more often, such as wash in between games... However, the grip is very cheap, especially if you order in bulk. :rolleyes:

Use the black ones... 8)

Just re-grip or buy new grips. Why bother wasting time to wash your grips.

Washing them would also wear them out more too. Replace the grip which everyone else would recommend.

for my I turn it and use at second the other face of the tape ,for the price of one I get two!!MING

dude, just get a new one. it's like $1 per grip. :-p

Agree, leaving the grip on too long will promote bacteria growth. :p

Agree, leaving the grip on too long will promote bacteria growth. :p

Wow, now we are off to health issues. :) What's next?

Wow, now we are off to health issues. :) What's next?

Of course! Badminton is about the sport as well as promoting health; partly the reason why many play. So it's indirectly on topic.

OK, what's next? How about FOOOOOOOOD? I'm hungry. :p :D

Of course! Badminton is about the sport as well as promoting health; partly the reason why many play. So it's indirectly on topic.

OK, what's next? How about FOOOOOOOOD? I'm hungry. :p :D


Alright! PIZZA~!!! :D:D

What about wearing gloves when you play? That'll keep the grip dry, but you'd need to wash your gloves.

Cost aside, another issue is that we are making a lot of garbage if we replace grips a lot. Heck, we make a large of garbage because of how fast shuttles become unusable.

Probably the best choice is to use cut your towels to make grips and wash them if you don't want to have to buy new overgrips.

buy the black colour instead of white next time. That will make you feel alot better. :p

What about wearing gloves when you play? That'll keep the grip dry, but you'd need to wash your gloves.

Cost aside, another issue is that we are making a lot of garbage if we replace grips a lot. Heck, we make a large of garbage because of how fast shuttles become unusable.

Probably the best choice is to use cut your towels to make grips and wash them if you don't want to have to buy new overgrips.

How are you going to stick the towel grip back on the handle? You will need tape, more "garbage". :p I, like many others, cannot use towel grips. If I were to do so, the racket would fly out of my hand. As to wearing gloves, I know a couple of people that do this. But they concede they have no touch, it's just for "power" and protecting their hands from blisters. As they improve, they concede using a glove will be a major hinderance for skill shots.

Throwing out tape isn't as bad as throwing out synthetic grips with tape.

How are you going to stick the towel grip back on the handle? You will need tape, more "garbage". :p I, like many others, cannot use towel grips. If I were to do so, the racket would fly out of my hand. As to wearing gloves, I know a couple of people that do this. But they concede they have no touch, it's just for "power" and protecting their hands from blisters. As they improve, they concede using a glove will be a major hinderance for skill shots.

What about wearing gloves when you play? That'll keep the grip dry, but you'd need to wash your gloves.

Cost aside, another issue is that we are making a lot of garbage if we replace grips a lot. Heck, we make a large of garbage because of how fast shuttles become unusable.

Probably the best choice is to use cut your towels to make grips and wash them if you don't want to have to buy new overgrips.

haha gloves could work. A guy from my club wears a golf glove when playing. :p