Bike Handlebar Grips, Ergonomic Design, Wide Palm Support Rubber Bike Grips, Double Lock-on, for Mountain Road MTB Bike, Urban Bikes Scooters, Multi-Color Options

These are plain grips. Rubber, lock-on rings at both ends, that's it. They're not pretending to be anything more, and for nine dollars I don't need them to be. Everything you need comes in the box — allen key, instructions, no digging through your toolbox first. Are they as nice as they look in the product photos? Maybe not quite. Photos always flatter. In person they're a bit more ordinary than the listing suggests. But on the bar, in my hands, actually riding — I think they're great. No complaints at all. If you just want simple, comfortable grips and don't want to overthink it, these do the job.

These grips were a great upgrade over the factory grips on my bike. Installation was straightforward, and everything I needed was included in the package, even the Allen wrench. The locking collars hold the grips securely in place, so they don't twist or drift like my original grips did. The palm support wings make a noticeable difference on longer rides by providing better support and reducing hand fatigue. To make sure both sides were perfectly even, I used the inclinometer on my phone to match the angle of each wing before tightening everything down. That worked perfectly. I didn't use the included end plugs because I installed bar-end mirrors instead, but it's nice that they're included for anyone who needs them. After putting plenty of miles on these grips, they've remained tight, comfortable, and secure. They haven't slipped once, and they've been one of the better comfort upgrades I've made to my bike. I'd definitely buy them again.

Pros: - Grippy rubber texture - Stays secure with double locks - Price Cons: - Thin - Little to no cushion Tip: - Install the end caps first before sliding on the grips. Otherwise, hard to make them stay inserted and not pop back out.

Esthetic and functionality combined with good feel.

Piece of cake and fit perfectly on my scooter! I couldn’t use the end caps because my scooter handle bar has a metal re-enforcement inside the bar so I had to reuse the OEM end caps. Total time to install about 5 minutes and look great!

My second set. They help out and are comfortable.

Installation is easy and they look pretty good, dual clamps keep them in place, surface is very grippy but hard with almost no padding, palm extensions are too small to do any good, not much better than simple round grips. Overall a decent grip for the price, but not really ergonomic.

I have now bought several of this grips for several MTBs, the first one about a year ago. They are very comfortable, with good group on your hands, and good grip in the handlebar. There are 2 tightening screws, one on each end, you don't have to tighten up like crazy for them to hold well. I recommend bringing the allen key in your first couple of rides, so you can adjust the angle what fits better. You will be able to rest some of your weight on your hands, resting on the rubber, so you don't bend your wrist as much as with rounded grips. My only gripe with them is that the oldest set started wearing out after about a year of weekly rides. It wasn't completely worn out, but I could see the rubber threads or prints wearing down. I would say they could have lasted another year, but I sold that bike, so I can't tell yet. For their price and the comfort they provide, that's hardly an issue. I'd rather buy a new pair of these every year than use the grips that came with my bikes (expensive carbon MTBs, mind you) Slip resistance: Yes, your hands will have great grip. Comfort: Superior to any other grips I have used, my hands now rest in that rubber shape, so my wrist muscles are more relaxed at the end of a ride. Value for money: Incredible value for the money at 8.99

Feels much thinner compared to my last grips. Probably not a good thing.

Muy cómodos, sin embargo no son tan acojinados como se anuncian. En general es buena la relación calidad-precio y si redujeron el cansancio en la palma de la mano luego de una rodada de 3 horas por el bosque.