🏌️ Optimized Karma Velour Golf Grip Kit (Including Tape, Solvent, Vise Clamp) Review

Grips are good, comparable to Golf Pride Tour Velvet, close enough for the casual golfer. Solvent is great. The tape isn't the best, not because of the tape itself, but because of the release strips. They will not separate completely and will easily stick to the adhesive when peeled off. Sometimes the small remaining torn part comes off when the other side is peeled off, sometimes not, causing a little friction when the handle slides.

Includes everything to replace a full set of racquets. The instructions are good. Lots of glue. The tape is pre-cut and easy to stick. The clamp works perfectly. The hardest part was removing the old tape, it wasn't difficult. When installing new grips, the harder I worked on them, the harder it was to fix them. Once I relaxed and just put them on, the results were all the better. So, advice: relax. We played a full round with it a few days ago, the grips and material are good.

Same grip if not better than big brands. Full disclosure, I like them better than the $200 set. You can change your grips every season (as you should) and don't feel like a chump for the price. So that you can play with your worn-out, slippery signature pens year after year, I have a new sticky pair every season that won't let me down. Buying these special names, sticking a sticker on them and playing them will give you the best foothold in club life.

I knew from previous purchases that the Arthritis grips were pretty good. I was even more impressed with the tape and solvent included in the kit. I have never used a spray gun to apply solvent to the grip and strap. I had loose enough for all 13 handles and some left over, there is no risk of the handles getting caught before the assembly is complete. Simply spray and twist 6 nozzles down the handle and sealed shaft and install. Very simple and effective, I think I will use the spray method…

I repurchased these grips because I am very happy with the first set I bought. A big improvement over my old pens. Soft and sticky. Increased range by 10 yards per iron. It took me less than 45 minutes to remove the old ones and install the new ones. Excellent guide. I was afraid I would screw up the thugs, but not at all. I am very satisfied with the result. I've played 40 rounds with the first set I've bought so far and I expect they'll do equally well. Iron - Graphite Rollers Callaway X20

First off, let me say these buttons were great to begin with. They were easy to assemble, only one got tangled because I couldn't lubricate properly. They are great for a medium size and have a durable feel when your hands are completely dry. This is where my dislikes come in. I live in a fairly warm climate so the slightest sweat made the grips very slippery. They even started curling up a bit after a single use on the shooting range to get a feel for them. Hopefully after a few days of…

I decided to take a chance by grabbing my own clubs rather than bringing them as usual. I didn't want to spend a lot of money, especially for my first try. I cannot put into words how happy I am with this purchase! Not only was re-gripping my own racquets a very easy process, I'm also very pleased with the look of the Karma grips. Can't comment on their durability yet, but I've done five laps with the new grips and they still feel great! It's nice to know that in an hour and for less than the…

I can't tell you how they play yet but let me tell you they were so easy to put on I can't believe so many people had trouble. I've never taken rackets but I followed the instructions as it says and it took me an hour to make 13 rackets. Cut the handle (try to remove the tape), put on a new tape (there is a notch in the middle once you put it on to remove it from two sides) spray inside if you hold it 3 times, spray on the outside of the tape about 6 times and it will slip without even giving…

Good grips and value for money Good value for a set of medium grips, tape and thinner. The strap is about 1/2 inch shorter than I like. The solvent isn't really enough to easily mount the grips. The grips are good, but if you apply the "Karma" logo thinner, the white paint dissolves a bit and peels off. I installed them with spray and pain reducer. The solvent-sprayed tape, in order to facilitate the sliding of the handle, had to be applied thin enough to the handle to wet the inside. It…