Pro Undergrip - LH-LW (Left Hand Lightweight)

It's the little things that make all the difference

I was skeptical that a little thing such as a silicone grip would make such a significant difference in how the paddle feels in the hand. Before I installed the LH-LW undergrip I would often hold the paddle very tight in fear of it twisting in my hand, which at times resulted in a ball popping way higher than desired. But no more because this grip makes it comfortable to keep a light grip at the kitchen while providing plentiful support in the transition zone and at the baseline for good drives and fast serves. Love it and have it on both my paddles now.

First Time Ethos User

So I installed the RH UL grip for my wife’s paddle and the LH LW on mine. Installation was fairly easy and these grips provide exactly the feel that I was hoping for. I must say however , the UL grip is a much better option. There is just enough texture to give the feedback I need to change my grip as needed during a rally. But the LW is a bit too thick and makes my grip too bulky for my liking. Unfortunately, there was no other option for left hand grips so I had to purchase the LW instead of the UL. Otherwise these are a fantastic grip option.

Unexpectedly Great Upgrade

This was an unexpectedly great upgrade to my pickleball game especially at net. I didn’t want a locked in grip which I have heard from hesacore grips and as a tennis player who’s coming into pickle, I use a 3 different grips. I also suffer from a brachial plexus injury so my right hand doesn’t contribute much to switching grips. But, I usually can find the different grips with one hand but at net especially there were times I couldn’t get the right grip. I would either undershoot or overshoot the grip change, so I hoped that this might help, but I was skeptical. Now with Ethos grip, because the raised grooves make it easier to change grips with one hand and never miss it what grip I need. I can easily go from a continental to semi-western for a speed up at net which was difficult before. In terms of installation I used 91% isopropyl alcohol and it slipped on no problem even with the added weight to the grip I had to go over as well. Highly recommend if you want that quick confident grip change.