wet grips, after that and the solution

Try using a wrist band to stop the sweat rolling down your arm into the grip. If you don't like writs bands then think about moving to towel grips.

You can always dust the towel grip with talcum powder to absorb the sweat and if it is still wet change every three days. A big towel costs only 10-15$ from Kmart or Big W and you can get a lot of towel grips of it.

Hope this helps.

 

Used to have problems when using towling grips but since I changed to PU's 4 years ago I havent had problems.

 

Just unzip your bag and allow ventilation. Shutting them in just prevents air circulation. That even reduces the stinkyness.

 

Take a piece of paper towel, napkin, etc and put it on the grip, then squeeze the grip with one or both hands. This is a quicker solution most of the time. I think there are some type of fabric that absorbs water exceptionally better than paper towel, but I don't know what brand it is or what it is called, I seen it on a TV promo before.

 

Yup, I've saw a neon green layer when I was regripping a friends racket.

 

i always leave my rackets on the table to air dry for 1 - 2 days when i reached home. Sometimes i even leave the grip part (only) under sun (for a while) to dry it if it's too damp.

When l keep them in the bag, i don't zip up untill when i'm going to play.

And my grip doesn't stink.

 

I guess so, anyway, it beats leaving the racket inside a dark, moist place which is conducive for micro-organism growth.