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I love mine! I have big hands and got the magnums. The contoured shape makes them fit my hand perfectly. I've got lots of miles on them and no hand issues like I had with the stock grips. They aren't squishy rubber, but they are rubber. As far as I am concerned that is better. You don't have to squeeze them hard and compress soft rubber to have a good grip. The hashmark pattern keeps them from slipping at all. I do always wear gloves.
Ordered a pair of Get A Grip grips from Lake Shore and they came in today. I don't know if I like them or not. Instead of soft rubber, they're hard plastic. Doesn't sound like a comfy thing to grip all day. Anyone have these?
Love the way they look but don't like they way they feel without gloves. A buddy of mine has a set and loves them, but he always wears gloves. May want to check out the Avon grips as well. Look similar but feel a little better to me. Good luck.
Ouch ,,hard plastic would seem to be tough for the long haul.. i would like em if they were rubber...Thats strange they would use plastic?..
Maybe hard rubber, plastic probably isn't right. The stock grips on this bike, and the ISO grips I had on my other bike were soft. But with this pattern on these, I'm sure they'll be OK. I'll report back once I get them on.
Love the way they look but don't like they way they feel without gloves. A buddy of mine has a set and loves them, but he always wears gloves. May want to check out the Avon grips as well. Look similar but feel a little better to me. Good luck.
I never ride without gloves so I don't think that'll be an issue.
Would these grips be good for someone with Arthritis?
My doc told me to get bigger grips with arthritis. Tha magnum may be good. I got the Kuryakyan Iso with throttle boss. The throttle boss is good on the wrists.
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