In Need of Grip Help

[Arrt]

This summer has kicked into high gear, heat wise, and I've noticed my hands are getting kind of sweaty. I don't like using gloves, so are there any grips that can handle a little bit of sweat. The ones on mine just slip making me hit hit lousy shots.

Thanks.

[John]

Get some Dryhands, it keeps your hands fairly dry.

[jvincent]

Cord grips are usually the best and I have used them until just recently. I am using the Lamkin N-DUR right now and they have been very good in the humidity.

What also helps is to wash your grips regularly so that the sweat/oil from your hands doesn't accumulate.

[Wilster]

I use the Winn X-i7 and find them to be great in humid conditions.

[Bill Wood]

I think that most moisture resistance grips work the same way. as suggested keep your grips clean - and try dusting a bit of gymnasts chalk on your hands. Available at most High Schools.

Bill

[Chieflongtee]

Every one is different. I rememeber back when I used to be a tennis freak people used a sticky stuff or saw dust. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the sticky stuff. I did find the following though and you might want to check it out if you have really sweaty hands.

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/desc...THON-DRYG.html

[habsfan]

Every one is different. I rememeber back when I used to be a tennis freak people used a sticky stuff or saw dust. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the sticky stuff. I did find the following though and you might want to check it out if you have really sweaty hands.

http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/desc...THON-DRYG.html

my buddy always brings a couple oranges to keep his hands sticky.

[imozzie]

Is there something specific that you should / shouldn't clean your grips with? Simple dishsoap and water?

[Chieflongtee]

Rosin bag is what I was looking for.
http://www.tennisexpress.com/GAMMA-Rosin-Bag-2705

Habsfan I don't want to shake your friend's hand Whatever works.