🎾 Tacki-Mac Midsize Pro and Grip Kit - Enhance Your Game with 13 Grips, Grip Tape, Clamp, and Easy-to-Follow Instructions Review

I really like these pens but I wouldn't order them again if they were free. I installed many holds and these were the most difficult. Just too tight either with a solvent or an air compressor method. Unfortunately, I destroyed half of it and replaced it with a more manageable product. Of course, your mileage may vary. Maybe you have a much better grip than me.

Absolutely worst grip under God's scorching sun. I would leave 0 stars if I could. I've been a professional golfer since 2008 and in the golf business since 2001 and these were the worst holds I've ever tried. I don't even think they are rubber. They feel like hard plastic and are completely immune to solvents. I ruined 3 because I had to cut them off and forgot the needle gun. I'd rather build 1000 leather handles than one of these.

Very sticky but attaches firmly. tinkered around a bit at first, then decided to switch to Compressor.1. Install as usual. Duct tape, dampen, adjust handle so it turns out about 1/8th.2. Insert the nozzle connector into the hole on the back of the handle3. Easily direct air into the handle, and the handle slides down easily.4. Tap the bottom several times to ensure the handle is all the way down5. Repeat, they walk this path very easily.

Not sure I understand why these pins are so difficult to attach. I plugged the hole on the handle by pouring some solvent down the handle and flipping it, then poured the solvent back into the bottle, then sprayed the tape well and they're easy on me. Was very impressed with the stickiness and feel of these grips. Right now I can't justify paying double the price for a Stolz golf wrap that feels almost exactly like this!

As an elderly person I found these grips to be just the right size difference between regular and "arthritic" grips. If you plan on replacing the grips yourself, this kit has everything you need EXCEPT the grip and vise solvent. Using a vise is essential for the smooth and efficient installation of these grips. Another thing I used was a small bucket of soapy water. After you prep the grips and seal them with solvent, a little soapy water in the grips will do wonders to make installation…

I got them for a set of Spalding clubs I bought in 1980 and recently restored. I wanted something good that would keep the old nostalgic look but at the same time lower the cost. I wanted to use the same GP wraps as in my new racquets, but chose them on the recommendation of friends (despite many negative reviews about the quality and difficulty of installation). I'm glad I listened to my friend. The grip set I received was exactly as described and arrived 3 days early. The grips are the same…