Professional-grade silicone racket grip ring — 25 cm width Key benefits Durable construction: made from professional-grade silicone that resists deformation and wear, so it withstands prolonged use and reduces how often you need replacements. Improved handling and control: the non-slip silicone surface stabilizes the racket in your hand, improving grip comfort and control during serves, volleys, and fast exchanges. All-weather performance: designed for consistent traction and feel whether you play indoors or outdoors, in dry or damp conditions. Broad compatibility: the 25 cm width is sized to fit most tennis rackets and is also suitable for squash and badminton handles, making it a universal racquet grip solution. Easy to install: elastic silicone design stretches and slides into position quickly, allowing fast replacement or addition to your current grip without special tools. Features and specifications Material: professional-grade silicone (elastic, non-slip, wear-resistant) Size: 25 cm width — optimized for compatibility with the majority of tennis rackets and adaptable to squash and badminton handles Function: grip stabilizer, non-slip racquet grip, silicone elastic band for secure fit Use cases: tennis grip ring, squash racket grip ring, badminton handle grip Practical applications Competitive tennis match: adds stability and consistent feel under pressure, helping maintain control during long rallies. Outdoor practice in mixed conditions: retains traction on damp or humid courts so you can train without frequent grip changes. Squash or badminton training sessions: provides a simple, quick upgrade to handle comfort and reduces slipping during fast wrist movements. Quick installation tip Stretch the silicone ring slightly and slide it onto the handle; position it where you need added stabilization or place it under/over your current grip for desired feel. What this solves Reduces grip slippage and hand fatigue Lowers frequency of replacements due to durable material Provides a single, versatile solution for multiple racket sports and environments