STP

I’ve had these now for a little bit. The directions were easy to follow and the application was easy. Hardest part is removing the old grips.They have held up for the time being. Looks like I may even get another year out of them.

They provide anything you need to the re-gripping process and the grips are very good for a low cost option. They match well with the Winn Dri-TAC that I've used in the past. Winn Dri-TAC wear out fast so I'll have to see if these will do the same. After installing these grips, they are a bit slippery. I recommend grabbing a microfiber towel and rubbing hard against the grip. Once that's done, they feel pretty good in my hands and I'm confident with my swing. After installing them on my drive, I've hit some massive drives since I feel more in control with my club. Let's face it, it's a cheap alternative and I prefer changing my grips often, instead hanging onto an old expensive grip in my clubs.How durable they are, is yet to be seen.. If it last more than one golf season, I'm sold. I play 2-3 times per week so I tend to wear my grips very quickly. My old Winn grips needed replacement every year.

The grips are outstanding for the money. They have an amazing field and they are extremely well priced. My complaint is that they are a little short on life expectancy, but to be fair I spent $40 to replace my entire set so it is a very fair value for what I spent, and I plan on buying more

Golfing again after10 years. My old Winn dri tacs had disintegrated so I took a shot with these. They are nearly identical to my old winns at a third of the price. Offer excellent cushion while still providing good feel. Had them out twice and loving them. Thinking on ordering again as I need to replace, upgrade and reshaft a few clubs. It took me about an hour and a half to remove the old grips and install these with no problems at all. Had never regriped clubs before and now will never pay to have it done ever again. Super simple.

Before I get to the actual grip, as everyone else has mentioned the installation couldn’t be simpler. I did move the hook blade to my own knife for stability, but other than that it was very straightforward. Also: when in doubt, use more solvent; just make sure you have a bowl or tray of some kind to catch the excess to reuse.Onto the grip itself. A lot of people saying they’re slick/slippery, and I haven’t noticed that at all. If you do get solvent on them during install, yes the area where it made contact will be slick until the solvent dries. I waited two full days before playing the grips installed on irons, 5-GW (needed new grips) before installing on the rest of my clubs, minus putter. They’re nothing short of phenomenal. Glove or no glove, they’re soft and grippy. My hands don’t sweat a ton, and I don’t play in rain, so I can’t speak to grip when wet, but I can’t imagine there being an issue.For the money, I’m not sure there’s a better value for grips. I’m sure people who play dozens of rounds per year could find some faults, but for your average weekend warrior not looking to spend $200 on Golf Pride, Lamkin, etc for grips + install, these are more than good enough.

I decided I wanted to get larger grips. I considered the Jumbomax grips, but for a budget golfer who was unsure if I would like larger grips, it did not make sense to invest that much. After watching a few comparison YouTube videos, I decided to go with the Champkey Oversized Polyurethane multitexture control grips. I love how they feel in my hands and immediately can tell that my grip pressure is reduced by a ton. I have hit a few hundred balls into a net, mostly with irons and felt more confident and was making better contact. The few shots I hit my hybrids were rock solid. I am well satisfied so far, but the proof will come in time on the course; but for the money, I believe you'd be hard-pressed to find a better grip without spending double for the Jumbomax and not having used them; I question how much better they can be.

Grips lost their tacky feel in less then a full season. Late April till October. Live in Wis.

This kit has everything you need, minus the vice. So, I bought a small vice! Tip: Use a little dish soap? I couldn't get on the 1st grip because the rubber end kept getting caught on the shaft and rolling into itself! I couldn't pull it off, so I cut it. Put a little soap on the shaft and it slid right on. Hopefully, they won't come off, if I play in the rain. I like these better than my last grips because they are tacky, my last grips were like cord. Grips at the store are $10 + each and they probably charge for installation. I've used them for about 10 rounds now, all is good!

Really good value grips and work awesome