Comments: I ordered the product on Monday afternoon, it was sent out the next day and it got delivered on Thursday afternoon. Very quick, considering I live in Hawaii. I use this for my pickleball paddles and I have tried the light blue version and the Mega Tac XL white version. It's easy to put on, and similar to the white version, but not as tacky as the light blue or as papery soft. I wish they sent out individual Tourna label grip tape like some other orders. Instead they just sent this thin, red grip tape with the grips. But, a positive is if you have dirty hands because your hands sweat you can't see the dirt marks on the grip as easy as the white overgrip. The color is more of a dark grey color versus black.
From:W, 9/17/20

Comments: If you don't have sweaty hands, as is my case, there is no better overgrip than this. It really glues in hand, and has a very good feel. Besides being quite durable. I find black more durable than white, though a bit less tacky. The blue one I never tested.
From:Silver Komapoulus, 9/15/18

Comments: Mega Tac is for cold temps! The marketing material on Tourna's site indicates this. But in case you missed that here's my take on mistakenly using it in hot/humid weather. The first time was good. The second time they were downright greasy and left a gummy residue on my hand. I doubt these would last for me in cooler temps but you never know. I can get at least three uses out of Babolat or Gamma Supremes in the heat so I'll stick with those for the cold as well.
From:Steve, 8/13/18

Comments: If there is any moisture on the grip it will become straight-up slippery. I do not have sweaty hands and these overgrips performed great in the winter. However, as weather warms (I live in NorCal -- it is not even hot yet) even a bit of moisture from my hand makes the tack fall off a cliff. I can not recommend this, unless you are ok playing with it only in cold winter nights. It gets so slippery, more so than absorbent non-tacky grips, when wet it's intolerable and I don't know what to do with the remaining grips now.
From:Derek, 4/25/18

Comments: I am totally sold! This is the tackiest and longest lasting OG I have ever used. My previous favorites were Yonex Supergrap and Head Xtremesoft. Tourna Mega Tac beats them both in terms of tackiness and longevity. Tourna remains tackier much longer than both. I still use Head Xtremesoft when I need a thinner OG.
From:Charles, 12/8/17

Comments: I like it! It is very tacky, as tacky as Head Xtreme Soft, which is currently my favorite. However, it is missing two things that all others grips that I have used have: 1) a tapered end and 2) a sticky end. Price wise, the Head Xtreme Soft is cheaper at $12 for 10+2.
From:Charles, 11/1/17

Comments: I love this grip. Great for touch players as you don't have to squeeze hard, and you still have great feel.
From:Ed, 2/9/17

Comments: I have used many overgrips including all three of tourna grips. Tourna Tac was ok -- it had grip but it was nothing special. Tourna grip is obviously in my eyes one of the gold standards of tennis overgrip. But I tried Mega Tac and woah, it is sticky, it lives up to the slogan of being the tackiest grip ever. I love it, even when worn down it still sticks to me. Also an added bonus that they are made in USA, so that just makes it better.
From:Ed, 10/16

Comments: I think this is the best tacky grip out there. I have used many different ones. This one stays tacky until it starts to rip (which takes 6+ matches).
From:Preston, 7/16

Comments: Finally the overgrip I've been looking for. If you want tack -- look no further, much better for me than any Wilson or Babolat overgip.
From:John, 2/16

Comments: These truly are the tackiest grips I have ever tried. Even after a few days they still have good tack. I have previously used Yonex Super Grap and Wilson Pro Overgrip. This is my new favorite grip even with sweaty hands.
From:Michael, 10/15