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The revolutionary handle to turn your racket into a SPIN-MACHINE!

Unlock maximum spin and unwavering grip with patented technology.
Play harder, longer, with less fatigue.

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Why choose GRIPSPIN®?

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Novel Design

Patented design maximizes grip without restricting the natural wrist mobility for powerful, fluid strokes.

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Fatigue-Free Play

Achieve maximum power with less muscle tension. GRIPSPIN® helps keeping the wrist and forearm decontracted, reducing strain and impact shocks, as well as improving precision.

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Maximum Spin & Consistency

Engineered to provide a pivot point to help flicking the racket head, boosting spin potential and the ability to generate it consistently shot after shot.

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Wide Compatibility

Available as a replacement endcap for most standard handle types and as a full pallet replacement for popular HEAD rackets. Contact us for custom handle shapes.

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GRIPSPIN® at a glance

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Replacement pallet in details (the giveaway)

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GRIPSPIN® gripped

Forehand grip Forehand grip seen from the back 1Handed backhand grip 1Handed backhand grip seen from the back Serve grip (axe) Serve grip seen from the back

Example finger-wrapping to use GRIPSPIN® on the court

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How and Why Does GRIPSPIN® work?

The idea behind this handle is that the extension "hooks" onto the fifth proximal phalanx of the hand, and can then be used to pull the racket without much "gripping" force (this means decontraction for everyone!). Gripping force during acceleration is in general not a big deal in shots where pace isn't the issue because a proper preparation allows using very little force during acceleration. But it can be a problem on very fast incoming balls, where time for preparation (especially in combination with ball seeking) is limited.

Once the racket head approaches the contact point, the extension is also meant to be used as a pivot, to help flick the racket head and whip the ball. This is what helped me finally develop what I feel is a decent topspin forehand that I'm happy with. But, most importantly, that is extremely consistent, and from which I can pull off spin on most shots.

Finally, right on and right after impact, this handle also reduces the amount of gripping force (rather, locking-onto-the-buttcap force) needed to prevent the racket from slipping, effectively reducing the amount of muscle tension right at impact, that reduces the vibrations from the shock that get transfered to the forearm and elbow.

One important clarification: this handle only improves and solidifies the forehand. The extension is not meant to be used on the backhand side at all. To avoid having the extension in the way on the backhand, it's enough to play the backhand as usual, and not with the same face as the forehand. In the serve the extension is also not meant to be used.

Frequently Asked Questions

The way GRIPSPIN® helps (me at least) with that is by acting as a pivot point to make the racket head start rotate around that point short before the contact point. In practice it makes it simpler to make the racket head rotate from pointing to the ground to pointing to the sky by slightly pulling on the extension and making it be a pivot for this secondary rotation (along the main swing path). This is what the video above tries to demonstrate.

The primary cause of wrist and forearm fatigue and injuries is the constant muscular tension required to hold the racket securely. Specifically, locking onto the endcap to prevent losing the grip is most intense right at impact, which is also what transfer most of the shock from impact to the wrist and forearm. GRIPSPIN® allows to significantly reduce the amount of squeezing force needed, also at impact, allowing your wrist and forearm muscles to remain more relaxed during play, leading to greater comfort and reduced vibration transmission over longer sessions.

Closing the grip is possible, opening it further is not. So, for example, with a GRIPSPIN® handle in, say, semi-western configuration will not be possible to play shots with a western grip, but it is possible to use eastern or continental grips, for regular forehands (such as in ultra-low balls), volleys and serve.

We absolutely recommend using finger tape to the part of the finger that comes into contact with the handle. I’ve been using this with proper finger wrapping since 2021, and my pinky is still as good as new. Without finger tape, the finger will likely become sore over time, so we strongly advise against using the handle without finger tape. For guidance and visual examples on how to effectively apply finger wrapping for the GRIPSPIN®, please refer to the image gallery.

GRIPSPIN® is designed with wide compatibility in mind. We designed endcap-replacement versions suitable for most standard handle types and sizes of known commercial racket brands. Additionally, we have specific pallet replacements for certain brands, like HEAD rackets, that employ a pallet system.

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GRIPSPIN® is preparing for launch. Enter your email to receive updates, exclusive early access information, and potential playtesting opportunities.

5 4 pallet replacement kits for HEAD frames currently available for playtesting! Contact us to get one free of charge in return of your feedback!

If you request one of these, we'll ask for playing level and style to check the fit and whether it is for a left-handed or right-handed player