Odi Grips Bonus Pack Rogue Long 130 mm

easy install. feels soft and grippy, strong end clamps prevent grip spins. recommend purchase for bikes and ATVs

I bought these grips after experiencing a lot of numbness and discomfort, even on short rides, with my new mountain bike. I switched from an XC bike to a trail bike, and I think the geometry has me putting a lot more weight on my wrists and hands, which causes them to go numb and be painful after a couple miles. At first I was disappointed because these grips didnt really seem to fix the problem for me. I had already tried a few different grips, so I just assumed numb hands would be part of the game now and gave up and left these on the bike. Fast forward a few months with some heavy riding and I can tell these grips are much softer than when they arrived. It was difficult to compress them when they were new, but now they squish and move a lot more - in a good way! I wasnt aware there was a break in period for grips, but these seemed to take a couple months to soften up, and now I really like them. I can also tell a huge difference between these and the thinner XR Trail Comp grips I was using before. The pain and numbness hasnt gone away completely, but it doesnt interfere with my riding anymore, and I suppose thats all I can ask for. I would recommend these grips for those who experience pain or numbness in their wrists/hands when riding, those who have larger hands, or those who just want a chunkier grip that grabs onto their riding gloves. However, give these grips a couple months to soften up. Once they do I think youll be very pleased.

Ive been using these they are comfortable, gel like feeling but without the gel. I enjoy it. One thing I dislike from this is the bolts, I wish they came with better bolts that dont strip. I looked away for one sec the L wrench was off angle and messed up the inside of the bolt so when I when to thighten it completely stripped. Kinda disappointing. Other than that great grips.

A MTB buddy of mine turned me onto to these grips. Ive taken a few long rides on these and I really like them. They have a larger diameter than my previous grips, reducing fatigue and numbness and my hand stays in position, meaning they dont slide outwards, while riding in any terrain. I highly recommend them, especially for the price! Just a quick note. If you order them and dont see the set screws, look inside the grip.

These are nice soft grippy hand grips. I have big hands and these seem to be a great fit for me. When reading the reviews, some people complained that these were shipped with missing parts. The packaging was a bit odd, and I thought I was missing things. Once I carefully unpacked everything, I was able to find all the parts, but I can see that some people would think parts were missing. For example, the end caps are nested in to two of the locking rings, so if you do not take a good look, you think they are each one piece and that you are missing two locking rings.

Definitely durable, but not to comfortable

I bought these grips for my fiancée, who broke her hand awhile back and needed a bit of a softer, larger grip. The grip is a bit larger than some of the thin ones, like stock Bontragers or ODI Ruffians, but thinner than Oury grips. The rubber is also a bit tacky (but not sticky), so it grips really securely and nicely to the hand, but the grip is not mushy. Lock-On grips are the only way to go on for serious mountain biking, as they dont twist around or work their way off the bars. This bonus pack comes with two grips, two sets of clamps (four clamps), two sets of screws (four screws, hidden in one of the grips), and two bar plugs that get popped into the outside clamp and locked on, not like the shoddy ones that insert into the bar tube. The clamps come loose and are a bit hard to get on the grip itself; I used a soft mallet and gently tapped them on one at a time, with the grip vertical on a soft mat. The clamps are the same for the inside and outside of the grip. Mount the clamps onto the grips first, then put a cap on one side of each, and then slide them onto the bars. Position the grips and then screw the clamp down, taking care not to over-torque the screws. The clamping action is pretty strong, and you shouldnt need to torque down hard to make them tight enough not to slip. ODI grips are made in the USA. My fiancée and I ride cross country and enduro/all mountain. We have Titus Xs. I also bought the ODI Ruffians, a thinner grip, for my bike and love them.

Material y calidad

These are great grips. They feel comfortable on my hands, reducing numbness from long rides, and stick to my hands like glue. So far when the grips have been wet, they still offer a solid hold for my hands. I sweat a lot so hopefully this remains true once summer rolls around. The locks-ons make installing and removing the grips easy. No fussing with rubbing alcohol etc. to slowly shimmy the grips on and off. My only complaint is that my original shipment was missing two of the lock-on clamps. Reading some other comments this does not seem to be an uncommon issue. My replacements did come very quickly though (next day). Hopefully they look into this issue because otherwise there is nothing to dislike.

These are excellent grips! I had been using the ODI Troy Lee grips for a long time, and wanted something with a little more give. I do a lot of downhill riding, and the little bit of extra padding in these definitely makes a difference. Theyre very comfortable for long days on the trail, and have a decent amount of grip when your hands get wet or sweaty. Im knocking off a star because the colored lock collar racket is a total price gouge. ODI knows that we cyclists are suckers for anything anodized, and the fact that a set of replacement locking collars in a different color is almost as much (if not more) than the cost of this entire set is an obvious cash grab. (I, of course, bought right into it anyway, because Im one of those suckers and you probably are too...)