Although it's not actively tacky I find the Predator "Leather Lux" wrap to have a high level of grip. It is described as a leather wrap but the top layer is some kind of vinyl. (Supposedly it is leather underneath but you can't see it.) It reminds me a lot of the PU Vinyl cushioned grip tape wraps used for racket sports, although some of those have an actively tacky surface whereas the Predator wrap just feels very dry.
At first I found the distinctly artificial feel of the surface to be off-putting, especially as it does not have a attractive look of real leather. However having used one for nearly a year now I am really enjoying the consistency of the surface. So far there has been no apparent wear or smooth spots that real leather wraps tend to acquire.
Picking up a linen wrapped cue recently felt really strange after using this wrap. I also love the look and feel of wrapless cues but my hands inevitably get too sweaty to make these practical for me, especially here in darkest Southern California. The Predator wrap is able to absorb some moisture from the top layer to maintain consistency and this works well for me. My only concern is cleaning it long term, and I suspect the surface might chip if struck against a hard edge. (Fortunately I haven't put this to the test yet.)
Not sure if they are easily available for after market installation though. If you want to try one on a non-Predator cue I'd suggest trying Seyberts.
