regrip
Seize once more
To regrip is to grip again or adjust one's hold on something: She regripped the tennis racket between points.
In golf and other sports, regrip also means to replace the grip material on a club or handle: I need to regrip my driver before the tournament.
The noun regrip refers to a replacement grip or the act of replacing one.
Make more secure
- readjustModify something anew
- claspSecuring device that clicks
- regraspTo grip again
- squeezeFirm bilateral compression
clench · clutch · hold · grab · fingers · palm · hand position · firm
Bicycle steering control
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
- clubOrganization with membership
- steering wheelVehicle direction controller
- handlebarsBicycle steering apparatus
golf club · tennis racket · bat · paddle · bicycle · motorcycle · tool · equipment
Surface tactile quality
- frictionResistance between touching surfaces
- rubberElastic polymer from trees
- leatherTanned animal skin
- tapeAdhesive strip on roll
cushion · tacky · worn · smooth · roughness · tread · adhesion · compound
Controlling direction of movement
- maneuveringSkillful directional control
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
- handlingTreatment or management
adjustment · correction · recovery · stabilize · regain · composure · command · mastery
tighten
Make more secure
squeeze · clench · clutch · hold · grab · fingers · palm · hand position · firm · secure
handlebar
Bicycle steering control
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
- clubOrganization with membership
- steering wheelVehicle direction controller
handlebars · golf club · tennis racket · bat · paddle · bicycle · motorcycle · tool · equipment · wrap
texture
Surface tactile quality
- frictionResistance between touching surfaces
- rubberElastic polymer from trees
- leatherTanned animal skin
tape · cushion · tacky · worn · smooth · roughness · tread · adhesion · compound · material
steering
Controlling direction of movement
- maneuveringSkillful directional control
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
handling · adjustment · correction · recovery · stabilize · regain · composure · command · mastery · footing