You said the first eight felt cluttered — so these six say the same things with way fewer words. Every page here has the same info; only the personality changes. Click through, then tell Brycen the number that feels most like Grip Sock.
Clean Slate's world — daylight court, court green, the drag-to-rotate grip — cut down to a simple page with barely any text. Tap a grip and the handle shows you.
View →A chalkboard before practice — white chalk on board green, a hand-drawn diagram of the handle, and a pinned sign-up sheet. Reads like a lesson plan.
View →Matte black, one optic-yellow accent, huge quiet type, a spotlit handle. Premium gear-drop energy with almost no words.
View →A printed card from a good pro shop — cream paper, serif type, engraving-style line art, a spec table with leader dots, and a clip-out reservation coupon.
View →The page IS the court — flat green, thick white painted lines as the layout, features in the service boxes, one optic ball. Bold, flat, zero fluff.
View →The stripped-back one — big headline, blue-to-green gradient, six simple cards, barely any text. Closest to the example site you sent.
View →Sunlit hard court, optic-yellow ball rally, a real tennis scoreboard. Bold and athletic — you side-scroll through the court.
View →Premium racket-brand feel on a bright daylight court. Drag the grip to rotate it — grip-tape texture and all.
View →A coach teaching you the grip on a chalkboard. Tap a grip — the chalk diagram shows exactly where your hand goes.
View →A working coach's notebook left on the bench — manila pad, chalk drills, ball can and whistle, handwriting that draws itself in.
View →Sunny rec-center energy — flyers on the board, a bouncing pickleball, friendly and social. Aimed at brand-new players.
View →A tournament hype film — clay-dusk stadium, slow-mo swing, "tale of the tape." Premium and dramatic as you scroll.
View →A storied racquet club's members' journal — crest, bunting, gold detailing, grass court at dawn. Timeless and trustworthy.
View →Reserve your spot like signing up for a clinic at the pro shop — court-green enrollment slip, roster filling up, before/after grip. Built to convert.
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