Spray 4ON TotalGrip

If your grip slips mid-rally, this spray is worth keeping in your bag. The 4ON TotalGrip is a grip-enhancing spray designed for padel players who sweat heavily or play in humid conditions and need reliable tack on their handle throughout a match.

You apply it directly to your overgrip or base grip before play, and it restores or boosts the tackiness that wears off with use and moisture. At 400g, this is a full-size can rather than a travel-sized option, so it will last a good while if you use it in moderation. It is a straightforward product: no complicated routine, just spray and play. Players who already go through overgrips quickly may find this extends the useful life of each one, which saves money over time.

That said, this is not a substitute for replacing a worn-out grip. If your overgrip is already shredded or completely smooth, a spray will not bring it back to full performance. It works best as a top-up for grips that are still in reasonable condition but have lost some of their original feel. Players who do not sweat much or who already use a very tacky grip may not notice a significant difference.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this product best suited to?

Players who sweat a lot during matches, or anyone who plays in warm or humid conditions and finds their grip becoming slippery before they have finished a session.

How do you use it?

Spray a light, even coat onto your overgrip or base grip and allow a few seconds for it to settle before picking up your racket. A little goes a long way.

Will it work on any grip type?

It is generally compatible with standard overgrips and base grips, but very smooth or synthetic grips with no texture may see less benefit than a standard cotton or polyurethane overgrip.

How long does a 400g can last?

With moderate use, a can this size should cover several months of regular play. Using too much per application will burn through it faster without adding extra benefit.

Does it leave residue on the racket handle?

If you apply it carefully to the grip only and avoid overspray, it should not affect the handle underneath.