Amazon: Head Xtreme Soft Tennis Overgrip Pack of 60 — advertised at ₹229, listed at ₹12,989

At a glance

A deal alert advertised the Head Xtreme Soft Tennis Overgrip (Pack of 60) on Amazon.in for ₹229 — roughly ₹3.27 per grip, which would be an exceptional price. However, when we checked the live merchant page, the same listing (sold by PROKICK SPORTS, shipped by Amazon) currently shows ₹12,989 — about ₹185.56 per grip — with only 1 left in stock. The advertised ₹229 price could not be confirmed, so treat this as a documented lead rather than a live bargain.

Quick facts

• Product: Head Xtreme Soft Tennis Overgrip
• Pack size: 60 overgrips
• Advertised price: ₹229 (~₹3.27/grip)
• Price observed on Amazon.in: ₹12,989 (~₹185.56/grip)
• Seller: PROKICK SPORTS, fulfilled by Amazon
• Rating: 4.2 out of 5 stars (14 ratings)
• Stock: only 1 unit left at the time of checking
• Listed MRP on page: ₹15,999

Product overview

The Head Xtreme Soft is a tacky, cushioned replacement overgrip that wraps over a racket's existing grip to improve hold and absorb sweat. It is one of Head's popular overgrip lines for tennis, and the bulk 60-pack format is aimed at frequent players, coaches, academies and clubs who re-grip regularly rather than buying 3-packs.

Reasons to consider

• Bulk packs dramatically cut the per-grip cost compared with retail 3-packs, which typically work out far more expensive per piece.
• Fulfilled by Amazon, so delivery and returns follow Amazon's standard process.
• A 60-pack covers a full season (or a whole squad) of re-gripping.
• If the advertised ₹229 price ever returns, it would be an outstanding per-grip cost — worth wish-listing.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Genuine bulk format from a known sports brand
• Amazon-fulfilled shipping and returns
• Decent buyer rating (4.2/5, though on a small sample of 14 ratings)

Cons

• The advertised ₹229 price is not what the page shows now — the live price is ₹12,989
• Only 1 unit in stock, so availability may disappear quickly
• At ₹185.56 per grip the current price is unremarkable for an overgrip
• Small review count limits confidence in long-term durability feedback

Buyer fit

This makes sense for tennis coaches, academies, or heavy players who burn through overgrips — but only at a sensible per-piece price. At the advertised ₹229 it would suit almost any tennis player willing to stock up. At the currently listed ₹12,989 it only makes sense for buyers who specifically need a 60-count bulk box and can't source one cheaper elsewhere.

Final verdict

Worth bookmarking, not worth buying right now. The product is real and correctly identified, but the ₹229 advertised price does not match the ₹12,989 currently shown on Amazon.in. If you want this pack, add it to a wishlist or set a price alert and wait for a meaningful drop rather than paying the present listing price.