Odi Grips Bonus Pack Rogue Long 130 mm

Feels very good quality, the pad are very thick and it gives a great comfort. I had some mounting difficulties, but I think that the problem is in my handlebar. Any how, I ordered a second pair of these for my second bikes. I recommend these grips, they are the best I had so far.

I have these on a few bikes, lock on grips make life super easy when adjusting stuff on your bars, these are the best ones Ive ever tried, super comfortable.

I had grips on my MTB that were okay, but they were a bit small for me. My husband had ordered some ODI Rogues and I rode his bike and really liked them! My left wrist is fused and my grip on that side is a bit weaker. A thicker grip really helps a lot! (I double wrapped my gravel bike bars for the extra thickness and love it!) When I play around in the yard I dont bother with gloves and they are comfortable. On longer rides with more challenges I do wear gloves, and that little bit of extra thickness is good for my hands. I ordered the black because they were a lot cheaper than the color I wanted. When I am riding I wont notice! :-) Would I order them again? Sure would! In all fairness I am a beginner so have not begun to do jumps, etc. so I cannot say how they would be while riding gnarly. My guess is as I learn more, I will still love these!

Got these to replace the stock, too skinny, grips on my fatbike. Dont have the specs on my stock grips, but these have a bigger diameter with more rubber and provide me with a more secure and much more comfortable grip. If anything, I have smaller than average hands. Firmness of the rubber seems perfect. Hardware, despite a few other reviews stating otherwise, seems perfectly fine. Overall, very happy with purchase!

These grips are phat and cushy and seem to be very durable. Easy to install double clamp system. Great colors.

These are really good grips. Not slippery at all

So far they have been great! I wish I could get them in orange

I prefer thick squishy grips on my mountain bikes. I live in Minnesota, and I bike in all types of weather, so I often wear varying types of gloves. Thicker grips help me to be able to hold on whatever gloves I am wearing. I havent had these very long, so I cant speak about longevity, but I have already used them in a range from 28-65 F and they are definitely the grips I was looking for. The thick grip pattern gives me a little extra material to grab onto. It is also a bit squishy, which keeps my hands comfortable for over an hour of riding at a time. The thickness also helps to insulate a bit to keep cold bars from making cold hands in below freezing temps. The installation was pretty simple, and the lock rings keep the grips in place, as they should. Im glad I chose these, and if your preferences are like mine, you will probably like them. If you are looking for something thin and light, try something else.

This is replacement for oem grips on my Norco Truax 1 freeride mt bike. I have actually seen Rogues on mt bikes of pro/competition mt bike riders so I knew they are great grips. The Rogue is slightly thicker than my oem grips (made by ODI) or the ODI Ruffian. I thought Rogues would be a little softer on the hands for bumpy downhill trails w rocky drops, and roots, and jumps. They are softer. But on the first rides with them the extra thickness felt like a hand full and the slight extra softness took a bit to get used to. This would probably not be noticed on a typical xc mt bike trail. My hand size is mens Large, and wear TLD gloves. I think theyre very good grips and I will keep them on. I can highly recommend, especially you are mostly on xc trails. I am curious though and want to try the Ruffians, which think will feel a little firmer thus more responsive for downhill. These are the slightest of personal preferences and each rider needs to find.his/her own.

These are the most comfortable grips that Ive ever found. I have them on my Honda CRF230f, I have them on my KTM500exc and now I have them on my mountain bike. So soft and grippy, so they wont last forever but theyre worth every penny.