Entrac Comfort Lock-on Bike Handlebar Grips - Ergo Rubber Cycling Bicycle Grips - Ergonomic Shape and Vibration/Shock Absorbent TPR Minimizes Fatigue Numbness and Hurt

I'm really enjoying these Comfort Lock-on grips.They are very nicely constructed, the materials seem to be high quality, and they are super easy to install and adjust.I will say that they did not or cannot completely alleviate or prevent all numbness one gets on long bike rides.It's just something that most riders experience. However, they do work MUCH better than ordinary grips, and they do postpone the onset of numbness--at least for me.One might also keep in mind that these grips are worth purchasing for other reasons as well, such as they are very very comfy and fit one's hand quite nicely.All-in-all, I'm completely happy with my purchase, and I'd like to acknowledge Eric (I'm not certain if he owns the company or whatever) but his customer service was supremely patient, helpful, and gracious regarding a few questions I had on positioning the grips..so thank you to Eric for that!)In closing, I think it's pretty cool when you have companies like this that treat their customers so nicely whether they spend $1000 or 15 Bucks...it makes for a very satisfied and loyal customer.So as such, I will, in the not too distant future be purchasing these grips for some of my friends to enjoy as well.

I replaced the VERY annoying stock grips on two of my Raleigh Cadent 2 hybrid bikes. The stock grips always shifted during rides. I called Raleigh to complain because I just bought two brand new bikes on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0753SGB2T/) with slipping grips. They more or less said, "oh, well that's just the way grips are", and refused to offer anything other than advice, like, "use hair spray". Yeah Raleigh, tried that – did not work – shame on you.Anyways, the Entrac grips were a perfect replacement, and at a really great price. You don't need to pay a lot to get great quality with these grips. The material is very comfortable, and absolutely no shifting/slipping once the hex nut is tightenedEntrac Comfort Lock-on Bike Handlebar Grips - Ergo Rubber Cycling Bicycle Grips - Ergonomic Shape and Vibration/Shock Absorbent TPR Minimizes Fatigue Numbness and Hurt. All stock bike grips should be like this.

My use: I work overseas in Iraq and needed hand grips that would stop melting in the heat. (115+) on average.Pros:-Heat Resistant: My bike sits in 100+ degrees 6-7 days a week with no overhead cover. These grips have shown no signs of wear in over 2 months.-Easy Install : Just an allen key (and loctite if you desire)-Comfortable: It contours fairly well and has some give to it on the flap which makes it nice when you're resting more or less weight on it.Cons:Color Fade: the silver color is fading from the metallic locking ring. This isn't a functionality issue and its probably not meant to sit in sunlight for 10 hours a day but if you're big on aesthetics, its worth mentioning.The flap: the softest portion of the grip is a flap that gives into excess pressure to contour to your hands better. I really enjoy this for comfort. and nothing has gone wrong with mine, but something tells me this will be the first part to crack or break off as this is the most malleable part. I could be wrong so take this comment with a grain of salt.

Prior to installing these, I tended to experience numbness in my hands within the first couple miles of my daily ride. Since switching over to these I still experience numbness, but it generally does not happen until between miles 5 and 6. This is a huge improvement. I will probably be tweaking the angles on these grips to see if I can improve the experience even more (if changing the angle helps, I will update this review). The grips were very easy to install. The install requires a 2.5mm hex wrench (which is a bit of an odd size), but that was the only tool required. Once tightened down, the grips do not move and they are very comfortable in my hands. I would definitely recommend to a friend and I am glad that I bought them for myself.

Just installed these and took them around the block a few time. They feel so much nicer than the cheap stock round grips. My right hand grip was slipping to the point as you road the grip would completely spin around the handle bars. Slid that one off, had to cut the left grip off, the just had to move my breaks and shifter over about an 1/8 of inch, slid on the new grips, then put the handle horns when I wanted them then slide the grips over tighten the screw, then slide everything back tighten everything up and goo to go. Took it out for a couple quick test runs making fin adjustments to finalize the position and done.They are so much nicer I should have done it so much sooner. The comfort level is so much higher than the stock. My hands use to ache at the end of a ride, with these the shape and the feel I think my hands will thank me.We will see how durable they are but at this point unless they fall apart in less than a year I would probably by again.

I waited until I could test these grips on my bike before making any comments.1) I like the lock ring because they hold tight, but I can adjust the angle easily.2) The flared out part of the grip supports my palm and my hand gets a lot less fatigued.3) They look good. Not really a functional comment and I'm not vain. The just look like quality, if that makes sense.I will likely buy a pair for my other bike and one for girl friend if she likes them.

Good design and fit,so far so good