Auro Grip®

The right grip. Instantly.

The ergonomic grip system that corrects your hold in one second and builds technique from the first hit.

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It all starts with how you hold your racket

Does any of this sound familiar on court?

You are not making progress

You train, you play and you watch videos, but your strokes are still inconsistent. It feels like you are not improving at the pace you expected.

Your technique never improves

You repeat the same movements over and over. If the grip is not correct, mistakes turn into habits that are hard to change.

You lose points you shouldn't

Off-centre strokes, inconsistent bandejas or viboras with no control. Small grip errors can make the difference in the moments that matter.

You learn more slowly

Correcting a bad grip takes time. The sooner you learn the correct hand position, the easier it is to build solid technique.

You don't know if you are holding it right

Many players believe their grip is correct… until a coach or a video shows them otherwise.

You change rackets and nothing changes

You try new rackets, overgrips or shoes looking for a better feel, when the real change may start with how you hold the racket.

AURO adapts to your hand

AURO flipped 180 degrees, lower on the handle

It doesn't matter how big your hand is or what you prefer. Use AURO Grip in the position that feels most comfortable and let the tactile reference guide your grip naturally.

It's not your talent. It's your grip.

Fix it and transform your game.

Find the right grip instantly

The grip is the base of every stroke. A small difference in the position of your hand can improve your control, your precision and the confidence you play with.

Learn faster

Develop the correct grip from day one and build muscle memory in every session. Spend less time correcting mistakes and more time improving your game.

Look after your technique

A proper grip encourages more natural movements and can help reduce the overload caused by repeated bad technical habits.

A cleaner, more consistent game

A better grip means smoother movements, more consistent strokes and stronger technique on court.

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Designed for every level

Beginners

Learn the correct grip from your very first session.

Advanced players

Perfect your technique and gain consistency on every stroke.

Coaches

A practical tool to teach visually and quickly.

Academies and clubs

Make technical learning easier for all of your players.

They trust AURO

Built to improve your game

Coaches, players and academies already use Auro Grip to teach and improve the grip in a faster, more intuitive way.

4.9/5117 reviews

“I always felt that something was wrong with my shots, but I didn't know what. Since I started using the Auro Grip, my bandeja and volley have been much cleaner. I finally understood how to hold the racket properly.”
Carlos R.

“I had been taking lessons for months, but I was still gripping incorrectly without realizing it. The Auro Grip forced me (in a good way) to position it correctly. Now it corrects me on its own.”
Ana S.

“It's like having your personal coach in your hand all the time. I noticed the difference from the first day, especially when defending off the glass. Highly recommended if you're starting out.”
Javier G.

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Grip guides

Learn the correct grip for every stroke.

Everything you need to know to improve your padel technique.

Vibora

What is the correct grip for the vibora?

The continental grip is the one most used to hit the vibora in padel. It lets you combine control, spin and speed without making abrupt grip changes during the point.

A correct grip makes the movement more natural, improves the precision of the stroke and helps you stay consistent on every execution.

Most common mistakes

Turning your hand too far

Many players change the grip too much chasing extra spin or power. That usually costs control and makes the stroke harder to repeat with precision.

Changing the grip too late

Waiting until the last moment to set your hand forces the stroke and takes fluidity out of the movement.

Squeezing the racket too hard

Too much tension in the hand limits wrist mobility and makes it harder to generate natural spin on the vibora.

How does AURO Grip help?

AURO Grip adds a tactile reference that helps you find the correct hand position quickly and intuitively.

During training it builds muscle memory so the correct grip becomes an automatic gesture. That way you can focus on improving your vibora technique instead of constantly checking whether you are holding the racket properly.

Coach's tip

Before trying to hit harder, make sure your hand always starts from the same position. A consistent grip is the first step towards a vibora that is more precise, safer and harder to return.

Volley

What is the correct grip for the volley?

The continental grip is the one most used for the volley in padel. It lets you react quickly, control the direction of the ball better and handle both forehand and backhand volleys without constantly changing your hand position.

A good grip gives you stability, precision and cleaner contact with the ball.

Most common mistakes

Changing the grip during the point

Many players adjust their hold right before impact. That cuts reaction time and makes the volley less consistent.

Squeezing the racket too hard

Excessive pressure limits feel and makes it harder to control the direction and depth of the stroke.

Hitting with your hand out of position

An incorrect grip forces you to compensate with the wrist or the arm, reducing control and adding errors.

How does AURO Grip help?

AURO Grip adds a tactile reference that helps you find the correct hand position quickly and intuitively.

Training with a constant reference builds muscle memory and automates the correct grip. That way you can concentrate on the volley movement and react with more confidence at the net.

Coach's tip

The best volleys do not come from hitting harder, but from arriving with the racket ready and the correct grip from the start. When your hand always begins in the same position, the volley becomes more stable, precise and consistent.

Smash x3

What is the correct grip for the x3 smash?

The continental grip is the base of the x3 smash. That said, many players rotate the hand slightly just before impact to generate more racket-head speed, spin and power.

The key is not a big grip change, but finding a position that lets you accelerate the movement while keeping the stroke under control.

Most common mistakes

Turning your hand too far

An excessive grip change can cost you precision and increases the risk of hitting the ball outside the sweet spot.

Changing the grip too late

Adjusting your hand at the last instant hurts coordination and takes power out of the smash.

Squeezing the racket too hard

A stiff hand limits racket-head acceleration and makes it harder to create the spin you need to send the ball out by three.

How does AURO Grip help?

AURO Grip gives you a tactile reference to quickly find your starting grip and to make that slight hand adaptation consistently when the smash calls for it.

Always training from the same reference helps you build muscle memory and repeat the movement with more confidence and precision.

Coach's tip

The x3 smash is not only about power. Good preparation, a consistent grip and a slight hand adaptation at the right moment can be the difference between a smash that comes back into court and one that clears the fence.

Serve

What is the correct grip for the serve?

The continental grip is the one most used for the serve in padel. It allows a natural movement, better control of direction and makes it easier to put spin on the ball.

A correct grip also helps you link the serve with your first move towards the net faster and more efficiently.

Most common mistakes

Changing the grip before serving

Many players adjust their hold looking for more power, when what matters most is keeping a stable position and repeating the same movement.

Squeezing the racket too hard

Too much tension reduces wrist mobility and makes a fluid serve with spin harder to achieve.

Holding the racket too low or too high

An incorrect hand position can affect control of the stroke and make the serve lose precision.

How does AURO Grip help?

AURO Grip adds a tactile reference that helps you place your hand in the same position before every serve.

Training with a constant reference builds muscle memory and makes your serve routine more consistent, letting you concentrate on direction, spin and placement.

Coach's tip

A good serve does not win the point, but a bad serve can give it away. Repeating the same grip every time is the first step towards a more consistent, precise and reliable serve in every match.

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Frequently asked questions

What is AURO Grip?

AURO Grip is an ergonomic grip system designed to help you find the correct grip quickly and intuitively in padel, tennis and pickleball.

Who is it designed for?

It is ideal for beginners, advanced players, coaches, academies and anyone who wants to improve their technique from the ground up.

Is it compatible with any racket?

AURO Grip is compatible with most padel rackets, tennis rackets and pickleball paddles. For an optimal fit we recommend removing the original grip and using only an overgrip over the handle, which makes it easier to install and improves the feel in your hand.

How long does it take to install?

Less than a minute.

Is it comfortable to use?

Yes. AURO Grip has been designed by players for players. Its ergonomic shape and its materials have been carefully developed to offer a balance between comfort, precision and durability.

As with any change in equipment or technique, it is normal to feel something different during your first sessions. Your hand is adapting to a new tactile reference.

That is why we recommend using AURO Grip progressively, starting with short sessions and increasing the time as you get used to it. Before long, that new sensation becomes completely natural.

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