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Signs That Your Grip Size May Not Fit

A finger-gap formula matters less than whether the racquet twists or makes you squeeze during a real swing.

Player overview

A grip that is too large or too small can affect grip pressure and racquet-face control, while hand size and grip style also shape personal preference.

Measurement guide

  1. With your normal grip, check whether the fingertips press into the palm or remain excessively far away.
  2. On serves and volleys, notice whether the racquet turns in your hand or makes you grip too tightly.
  3. Compare a reversible change, such as a thin overgrip, before altering the handle.

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The right grip is not one formula's answer; it is the size that lets you stay relaxed while maintaining the racquet face.

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