East 53rd Street
The small things that decide a match
Overgrips, towels, dampeners and the kit that lives in the side pocket of a racket bag. Midtown stock, chosen by people who restring for a living.
On the Midtown counter
Live stock from East 53rd Street.
Four shelves, no filler
Grips, towels, accessories and the gift end of the counter.
A fresh overgrip is the cheapest upgrade in the sport.
Change it more often than you think you need to.
A specialist counter
Tennis kit only — no general sporting goods.
Shipped from Midtown
Free US shipping on orders over $39; a flat $5.50 below that.
30 day returns
Unopened grip packs go back without argument.
Asked across the counter
How often should an overgrip be changed?
Club players usually change every few sessions; if you play in humidity or sweat heavily, every session is normal. It is the cheapest thing you can do for your grip.
What is the difference between tacky and dry grips?
Tacky grips stick to the hand and suit dry conditions. Dry-feel grips wick moisture and suit sweaty hands. We stock both, and each listing states which finish it is.
Do you stock pickleball and padel grips too?
Yes. Several of the overgrips on the shelf are sold for tennis, pickleball, padel and squash — the listing names every racquet sport it fits.
What does shipping cost?
Free US shipping on orders over $39; a flat $5.50 below that.
When is the shop open?
Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00 | Sat 11:00-18:00 | Sun 12:00-18:00
Restock notices
We write when a grip or towel line comes back in.