Li-Ning GP20 Badminton Replacement Grip — Pack of 60 (Bulk)

The Li-Ning GP20 is a polyurethane replacement base grip, supplied here as a bulk pack of 60. This is the economy-per-grip option built for clubs, academies, coaches, stringers, and resellers who get through grips in volume. At ₹2,725 for 60, it works out to roughly ₹45 per grip, well below the cost of buying single grips. SportsUncle ships genuine Li-Ning stock.

Do you actually need 60 grips?

Be honest about your usage before buying this pack. The 60-pack only makes sense if you regrip many rackets regularly. If you are an individual player who needs one or a few grips for your own racket, this bulk pack is the wrong product for you and a smaller pack will be cheaper. If you run a coaching academy, manage a club's rackets, offer stringing and regripping as a service, or resell grips, this is the right pack and the lowest per-grip cost we offer.

Quick guide: a single player typically uses 4 to 8 grips a year. A coaching academy with 20 to 30 students can go through 60 grips in a few months. Buy the pack size that matches your real consumption.

Why the GP20 is the standard club grip

• Polyurethane base grip: tacky, firm hold that suits most players straight out of the wrapper, which matters when you are gripping many rackets for different people
• Consistent feel: every grip in the pack performs the same, so a club or academy can standardise all rackets to one predictable grip
• Durable for the price: holds tack longer than cheap unbranded PU grips, reducing how often rackets need regripping
• Neutral thickness: at around 0.75mm it builds the handle only slightly, suitable as a direct base-grip replacement on most badminton rackets
• Trusted brand at bulk price: Li-Ning quality without the per-unit cost of premium single grips, which is why academies standardise on it

Who this bulk pack is for

• Coaching academies regripping student and loaner rackets every season
• Clubs maintaining a shared rack of rackets
• Stringers and racket-service shops offering regripping as a paid service
• Schools and sports facilities with badminton equipment in regular use
• Resellers selling grips individually
• Heavy individual players or families who genuinely regrip very frequently and want years of stock

Need fewer grips? Here are smaller options

If 60 grips is more than you need, you do not have to overbuy. Browse the full range of badminton grips on SportsUncle, including smaller Li-Ning GP20 pack of 5 and single grips, or see all Li-Ning badminton products. A single player is almost always better served by a 3-pack or a towel grip roll than a 60-pack.

Specifications

How to apply the GP20

1. Remove the old base grip from the handle
2. Peel the backing and start at the bottom of the handle, angling the grip slightly upward
3. Wrap with consistent overlap and firm even tension, working towards the top
4. Finish below the shaft and secure with the finishing tape
5. For a club or academy, regrip on a fixed schedule rather than waiting for complaints, so all rackets stay consistent

Common questions

What is the per-grip cost in this pack? Around ₹45 per grip (₹2,725 for 60), which is the lowest per-grip price point for genuine Li-Ning GP20 and the reason clubs and academies buy this pack.

I only need 1 or 2 grips. Should I buy this? No. A 60-pack is uneconomical for an individual. Use the badminton grips category to find a smaller Li-Ning GP20 pack or a single grip instead.

Is the GP20 an overgrip or a replacement grip? It is a replacement base grip, applied directly to the bare handle. It can also be used as an overgrip over an existing grip if you want a thicker handle, though most users apply it as the base grip.

Is GP20 good for sweaty hands? The GP20 is a tacky PU grip and performs well in normal conditions. For very heavy sweating, a cotton towel grip absorbs moisture better. Many players use a PU grip like the GP20 as a base, with a towel grip or overgrip on top.

Does the pack come in assorted colours? Colours in a bulk pack are assorted and shipped based on stock. For clubs this is usually fine since the grip is functional, not cosmetic.

Is this genuine Li-Ning stock? Yes. SportsUncle sells genuine Li-Ning grips imported and marketed by Sunlight Sports, with original packaging.