🚲 FIFTY-FIFTY Double Lock-On Mountain Bike Grips: Superior Locking & Non-Slip Handlebar Grips for MTB Review

Quality is excellent, easy to install, I've ridden them for over 100 hours on rough terrain, no slipping, no unusual wear, they still offer great grip and still good look. I've broken and trimmed a few trees a few times and although the ends are a little scratched and bruised they still work great. Definitely recommend this product.

I loved how easy they are to install but when you drive them the steering wheel doesn't seem to hold up at all. Simply put, they need to be thicker to add a bit of riding comfort. To be honest these are $12 pens for me, not $24. I think if you have thick gloves that's fine, but if you ride without gloves or thin ones they can get uncomfortable after a while.

Very easy to install, the handle is very comfortable and sticky enough for bare hands. The only thing that confuses me is that the black plugs are very easy to remove. I used the ones that came with my bike's stock handlebars as they are like a cork that fits into the ends of the handlebar and doesn't come out easily. There are many cheaper options out there but I think they were worth it. They look and feel great too!

Excellent grips. Not so soft to be soft and not so hard that you wonder if you even have grips. A little wider than some bars, but I have wide bars. My bike is on the road almost 24/7 and I've had other grips (lizard skin) that have faded and become sticky and sticky but not these! They've been running for a few months with no problems. Would definitely buy again.

It's amazing. The grips are very grippy to the point that they feel sticky, but not in a bad way. I almost think they are better than my RaceFaces on my other bike. I like the fact that it locks at both ends. I'll have to test it out on a few more rides to get a better feel for it, so I'll be back after a few more rides to see if my initial review still holds up. *Update* Well, after a few rides, I had a better grip (no pun intended) with these, um, grips. Let me say it again, they are damn…

These knobs are very easy to fit, it's harder to get the old crappy knobs off. The orange is a little lighter than the orange in the picture. It works very well with bare hands and even better with gloves. Soft rubber grip that doesn't seem to wear out easily. The rubber grip is molded onto an inner plastic core and the locking rings don't come loose either, the end of the bar actually pushes against the other ring when you tighten them to the bike so they just don't fall off. . On the other…

I bought these because they had good reviews and the color matched my bike. I regret buying them. The Alan screw heads are easy to remove, so be careful when installing. After I tightened the bolt closest to the shifter, it still held the crank very securely. I tightened the other end, and then it got a little better. I can still turn the knobs a little. They certainly have a traction feel that is good for trail riding/jumping. In terms of comfort, they are terrible. I've ridden them twice…

First of all I am a keen mountain biker and needed a new pair of grips for my enduro bike. My grips were sold out and the local bike shops didn't have any grips I was particularly looking forward to, so based on the great Revain reviews I went with these. These grips are absolutely horrible compared to SC Palmdale, ODI, Ergon grips, basically any grip of known quality. The grips look cheap, the material is not nearly as good as the material of known grips. It's not very sticky and very thin…