Description It's what hands crave.
Grippler gives you the moisture shedding, long gripping sensation you crave, with the hard wearing resilience you expect from Race Face. Their proprietary grip compound and diamond buff finish feels great with both gloves and bare hands – and with its ramped profile on the finger-side plus varied grip depth on palm-side, Grippler will bring you to a higher level of digitization. Now with Double Lock Ons, the Grippler even grips itself. Get at grip, with the Grippler.
Features:
Directional ramped logo underside.
Proprietary compound extends over Dual Lock Ons.
Available in 30mm size.
Vibration dampening, hard wearing, moisture shedding.
Claimed weight: 108 grams (pair).
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Excellent grip, like glue.
The grip on these is excellent! I will buy these again. I give 4/5 stars for one minor issue, the inner ring that secures the grip in place has a tendency to loosen and it can be very difficult to re-secure. When installing, ensure both clamps are tightened down very well. This should go without saying, however I had it cranked down tight, yet it still came loose on a ride.
Reviewed 10/21/2021
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Design flaw
by Slade
Cycling Enthusiast
Fort Collins, CO
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
These grips have outer and inner lockrings, which is a good idea in theory but the execution in this case is poor. The inner ones work fine but the outers are difficult to seat and they want to pull away from the bar end as you tighten them down to the modest torque spec of 2.5nM. As a result, their hold on the bar end is tenuous at best. During my first ride, I noticed at some point I had lost the L outer lockring and never found it. I then hit the R one with my palm during an awkward missed shift and it fell off, too. Terrible design IMHO. Getting rid of these ASAP.
Reviewed 11/9/2020
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Solid.
by Joy Rider
Cycling Enthusiast
Oregon
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Bought these to solve a problem of the grips rotating and sliding towards the end of the handlebars. They work. Recommended.
Reviewed 4/2/2019
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