A TENNIS OVERGRIP THAT ACTUALLY DAMPENS SHOCK AND VIBRATION?

[@americanbystandard]

People throw around words like "feel" too much at this point.

[@Flootyy]

it's like when people say they want to "tone" when they work out haha

[@emjay2045]

I “feel” you’re spot on using this “tone” to describe this…. ☝🏻

[@walterhayley7252]

VT Advantec makes good products. I haven't tried this over-grip, but their racket dampening strips work extremely well. They also have exceptional customer service...

[@GershonBenYitzhak]

Another video about overgrips from the guy who doesn't use them :)

[@boogie7778]

At $10/grip, seeing as how any moderate player should be changing out their grip every week or so, that's a very expensive solution.

[@johnyang1420]

Doordash

[@lorcqn3688]

Hi do you have the grip in store

[@MrJonOnTheRoad]

That much for one over grip? Wow, really sticking it to the consumer on this one

[@bournejason66]

It’s way cheaper than the doctor bills and the pain you suffer.

[@christopherconte6241]

Does it really work though?

[@villiam7941]

And how much does it cost? 136$? Nothing agains ads, but better to mark it as a promotion. Btw you previously said number of times that you 1) like the feel (=vibrations), 2) that you don’t believe that a dampener can prevent tennis elbow… so now you changed your mind and don’t like vibrations anymore (and feel) as wells as you believe that TE which is caused in most times by overuse or simply wrong technique can be prevented by just an overgrip? 😃 Good job 👍🏼

[@bournejason66]

Your definition of feel is questionable.

[@plasticinetv]

Where did you get $136 from anyway?

[@villiam7941]

@@bournejason66 this is how Harry told several times telling about dampeners

[@jimmyliu630]

well I look into this as he doesn't believe at that time, then this comes out?? hahaha. things change over time 🤣🤣

[@miguelbarahona6636]

@@bournejason66 Harry said a number of times he likes vibration and that for him vibration equals feel.

[@radshet3830]

Coach gu should just use the rp dampener and maybe lower his tension to 55.

[@norcalputters1027]

I just order 4 👍

[@bournejason66]

Looking forward to trying it

[@mdf2341]

Ordered from their website. Got a confirmation email they received my order then never shipped it. Customer service is completely unresponsive. Had to contact my credit card to stop payment. Don’t waste your time with this company. There’s a reason the tennis websites don’t carry their products.

[@mattysancho8988]

What about the sound, does it stop that “ping” sound you’d get without a dampener?

[@Tennisfan4Eva]

are the VT overgrips much thicker than normal overgrips?

[@willwahl9225]

yes they are

[@Kevmc1023]

Just like supreme or any other expensive brand. Overpriced regular ass product

[@Nnexxxx]

Can you let us know how many hitting sessions this overgrip lasts for?

[@MAELOB]

Agree because 10 dollars for a single grip seems a little high for me

[@eliphillips8045]

​@@MAELOB definitely

[@slipperyblueclay2521]

We are paying for this radical technology. It's hard to believe that an overgrip can solve tennis elbow. So many factors involved- racket stiffness, choice of strings, and arm fitness/strength.

[@christopherconte6241]

It doesn’t. I love this channel but a lot of what causes tennis elbow is the string set , tension and form. I was getting tennis elbow with my racket stringing ice code at 54-55 lbs. when I added a leather grip, dropped tension and went to a soft poly at 53 lbs - no more discomfort.

[@maireadmaccy4336]

Like to see mention of product promotion at the beginning tho👍

[@RickSanchez-zx1vg]

So this overgrip is actually a thinner Wilson Shock Shield grip.

[@MrSupmah]

What makes me skeptic, is that I can't find any proof of concept anywhere. There is a lot of talk about science when reading about their products. But the science is only a description of the material properties. Where is the real science? Surely it would be easy to test the amount of vibrations that reach the arm in a controlled environment, and compare it to other materials/grips. And I'm sure they must of done this. If those results were good, surely they would be used for marketing their products. Proof of concept is a sure winner. Instead there is nothing. Also if we look at the big racket companies, remembering that they sell most of their rackets to non-professionals, would they not have picked this up a long time ago? Using similar materials for their grips. Knowing that it could increase comfort and sales for a certain racket? Instead the focus on the frame. Surely there must be a reason.

[@dhaval7111986]

The point u showed is known as golfer's elbow not tennis elbow

[@albertoescobosa179]

Looks like a replacement grip instead …

[@robertclary1718]

What? does this mean coach Gu has bad technique? Thats the cause of tennis elbow according to all the "internet experts".

[@bournejason66]

Haha, plus Alcaraz who also suffered TE

[@jimmyliu630]

I was gonna put a order then I find out the shipping to NZ is $116.25 USD.. hahahahah we people here don't deserve it

[@ared18t]

I don't like overgrips they make it difficult to feel the bevel.

[@wilbertmcintosh8811]

Introduction sounds like a male enhancement supplement.....🤣🤣🤣🤣