A tennis destination in the palm of your hand.

OVERSET makes patterned tennis overgrips inspired by the places, surfaces, and colors that give the game its atmosphere.

WHY WE LOVE IT

The handle remembers where you wanted to be.

Key Biscayne Arc overgrip wrapped on a racquet held beside a clay court net

White and navy Indian Wells Bandana overgrip with black OVERSET paper band

Key Biscayne Arc, Indian Wells Bandana, and Roma Checkerboard. Images: OVERSET.

WHY PARK TENNIS CHOSE IT

Most overgrips are sold like the least interesting part of a racquet. OVERSET makes the handle a little souvenir of tennis itself, naming its colors and patterns for places, surfaces, and atmospheres from the game. We chose it because a routine regrip can carry some of the feeling that brought you to court in the first place. The match ends. The handle remembers where you wanted to be.

Most overgrips are sold like the least interesting part of a racquet. OVERSET makes the handle a little souvenir of tennis itself, naming its colors and patterns for places, surfaces, and atmospheres from the game. We chose it because a routine regrip can carry some of the feeling that brought you to court in the first place. The match ends. The handle remembers where you wanted to be.

Where to start

Pink and green Key Biscayne Arc overgrip with OVERSET paper band

Accessories

Key Biscayne Arc 3-Pack

Sunburn, Grass, and Linen for the racquet in your hand.

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Accessories

Indian Wells Bandana 3-Pack

A desert-court bandana print for the next changeover.

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Blue and cream Roma Checkerboard overgrip with black OVERSET paper band

Accessories

Roma Checkerboard 3-Pack

A checkerboard handle with a little Roman clay in mind.

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THE BRAND STORY

OVERSET starts at the handle.

WHO IT’S FOR

Players who want more personality in a routine regrip.

OVERSET describes itself as a small team of racket-sports lovers. It takes color cues from places that give tennis its atmosphere: Monte Carlo clay, Mallorca grass, and Indian Wells desert light. Instead of leaving a replacement overgrip anonymous, it names each palette for a surface, shade, or place in the game.

The current assortment carries that idea through Arc, Bandana, Checkerboard, and Rainbow prints. The three Park Tennis picks show different ways to wear it: a place-led Arc, a desert Bandana, and a graphic Checkerboard. They are ordinary overgrips with a more personal visual point of view.