CHAMPKEY X Rubber Golf Grips 13 Pack - All Weather Performance with 15 Tapes and Repair Kits

Great grips, easy to install, plenty of solvent to use, i like the extra strips so i could put my putter grip on. Would definitely buy again

I replaced a set of golf pride tour velvets and these grips are soft and supple. I was worried due to the fact they are not a big name brand but the kit with the knife tapes and solvent is so worth it. I played 72 holes so far with these and the midsize grips are exactly that. Midsized tour quality grips. I can feel impact both good and bad. Well worth the money and the solvent and tapes provided set quickly and work as advertised. Do not hesitate to try them if you are worried.

Good feel. Easy installation.

I am very impressed with these grips. There are multiple ways to assess the overall quality of grips and these pass the basic tests-smell(important to reflect quality of rubber and manufacturing process), paint quality, feel and durability. These basic tests may seem odd but if you compare these to a Golf Pride, for example, these compare very well. I have installed them on my irons at this point. Since they are new and I have not played yet I can't speak to the longevity so I'm rating them a four for now. I will try them this season and so how they do. I'm excited to show my golf buddies. Price for this kit is excellent as anyone reading this can already see. It may be my new source of grips.

Very nice grips. Doesn’t smell chemically. Feels very good. Great price. I will say they seem a little bigger than standard or it could be there is less of a noticeable taper at the top, but that’s actually works for me. Would buy again.

Clubs were a couple years old but used frequently and it was time for new grips. Paying a shop seemed ridiculous so after reading reviews I decided to take a chance. I watched some youtube videos to get an idea of what the process looked like. Once I received the kit I clamped the first club to my deck rail and used the hook blade to cut the old grip. No going back now. Lucky enough the old tape came off with ease and I put on a new strip. Put some solution into a new grip and it slid on easily. I lined it up the best I could just eyeing it down the shaft then moved to the next club. I replaced my whole set and couldn't believe how much better they felt from the original grips that had started to wear. I couldn't be happier for the price with what I got. Yes there are some really soft and expensive grips out there but for the price and quality you get with these I don't think you can beat it. Even if for some reason they don't last (doubt it) you can replace them for a fraction of what a shop would charge you for some other brands.

I build my own clubs and like to do things myself. These fit perfectly and come with everything needed for install. They are not perfect like the real corded ones but they have been used all season last year and are still on my back up set. I will be purchasing again when I need to change them! Great value vs the big name guys!

Big complaint, the bottle of mineral oil had the wrong size cap somehow. Now granted, it was double sealed, so it didn't leak in the packaging at all. However, trying to use mineral oil when the cap is clearly two sizes too large was pretty sloppy. That was the orange color if that makes any difference. We also ordered the black ones and the oil had the right sized cap. How do you mess that up? I have no idea, hopefully it was somehow a one-off issue that got resolved.Aside from that, it's a decent kit. I would have paid another 10$ for the scraping tool you might want to consider while doing these yourself. Old grip tape is a pain to peel off, and the spiral pattern a lot of places use is the worst. I very much advise using the tape vertically for future replacement consideration.I didn't find a need to use a vicegrip to secure the clubs like some tutorials would want you to do. The provided grip was fine, and my strong hands did the rest of the work. You are most certainly going to leak the oil on the floor if you're doing the replacement right. There's no avoiding that. Make sure you really push all the way down. The end of the grip should be solid, no wiggle. I have one club now that's got a bit of wiggle, my own fault.The grips themselves are on the thin side, not much padding at all, but you can tell that from the pictures and description. They're well channeled and decent rubber, which makes them useful on wetter days. I would advise not using them for your putter, get a separate pistol-grip style for that. I also use a specific grip for my driver that has a bit more padding. These are suitable for all the other irons.