Karma Super Light Oversize 13 Piece Review

For the first time in many years I've swapped out the grips. I have been so happy with the items and the changes they have made to my game and my confidence. I feel like I just got a new set of racquets. I didn't install all the grips because I didn't want to waste them on clubs that may no longer be used or need replacing. Without a doubt I would buy again from this brand and this seller.

Never hooked my clubs. I had no problems with anything they provided. I also didn't use/need a vise. However, the old handles are difficult to remove - you can buy a separate tool for this, but I used a knife and then ripped them off. Again, everything about attaching the new handles was simple and easy. From now on, I will always catch my racquets. single room

Nice buttons for $25. I like the medium grip, sticky but not sticky. This is compliant. They were a little tricky to put on with a few turns of tape but I ended up putting them on. They're also a bit difficult to align because they're so soft that any alignment adjustment has been overdone. Nothing impossible, just needs a little attention to detail. The included griptape is not very good. I would advise taking a different role.

You won't believe how easy it is to re-grab clubs until you try this kit. Lots of consumables for quality work. The biggest challenge is taking the old cranks off and cleaning the shafts and preparing them for the new cranks. First remove all parts and prepare clean clubs for installation on "production line". The new handles are easy to fit, align very accurately if you take your time and repeat reference marks and you will be very happy with your work when finished.

Karma Super light medium size - a good buy. I have repackaged hundreds of golf clubs over the years and offer the following. There is no better solvent than lighter fluid. It dries quickly but allows for easy adjustment and alignment of the grip. BTW, once you've wet the inside of the new grip with solvent, pour it out of the grip onto the tape on the shaft. Now it's time to line up your grip. Which brings us to the alignment. I've messed with my hands for years, struggling with a stubborn grip