Talon 998R Grips Sheet (Rubber-Black, 5 x 7-Inch) - Made in The USA

I picked up a sheet of this while looking for some gripshon for a knife that had some fairly slick 6061 hard-anodized aluminum scales (Cold Steel Code 4). I made the patterns (both sides), transferred it to the sheet (face down) and cut them out. I cleaned the scales 3 times with alcohol and let it dry fully each time. I got the transfers in the proper place and stuck them down, then heated with a hair dryer for about 30 seconds mashing down on it as I worked the dryer paying close attention to all edges. This thing sticks like a demon and it is the perfect amount of grip that I was looking for. It took an already fantastic knife and made it even better through functionality, and it shows no sign of letting loose after many times in and out of my pocket via the pocket clip. If you're curious, I think you can get about 4 fairly large knives (both sides) out of each sheet with more for smaller knives. I have no hesitation recommending this product provided you follow the simple instructions of cleaning and heating after placement.

Great adhesive that seems to stand up to sun and heat well. The texture choices allow you the exact feel and grip you are going for on your application. High quality material that lasts and won't have to be frequently replaced like other cheaper inferior coverings. 👌

Used Talon Grip on my cell phone case, works great! Installation was easy, clean the area, apply, then heat to activate the adhesive. Probably took longer to measure and cut than to install.

I bought one sheet for use on both my PC mouse (I like my mouse but sometimes would lack a comfy grip based on it's shape and my grip style when gaming) as well as my HK P30L. I'd used a grip tape on my P30 before, but it was far too rough and sandpapery. I don't like to use gloves as I lose dexterity when shooting and it makes me feel slower and clumsier when going for speed. So my hands felt like raw hamburger after just a few dozen rounds fired and I'm unwilling to build up the calluses required to tolerate my old tape. After applying the Talon tape to my mouse as a test scenario before applying it to my pistol I knew it was what I wanted. It has a great mushy, almost rubbery/leathery feel to it and even with my sweatiest gaming session never had my mouse slip. I then applied some to my most used interchangeable ergonomic plates on my P30 (anyone familiar with this firearm will know what I mean) as well as the finger grooves and it felt fantastic. This was the grip tape I had wanted all along and never knew what I was missing. I shoot so much faster and more comfortably now and never deal with the raw palms and fingers anymore. I highly recommend following the instructions for applying the tape. I had applied it to my mouse first and noticed it didn't adhere or form to the contours as well as I wanted and used my heat gun to finish it and that made all the difference. Great tape, I'd give it 6 stars if I could.

At first I wasn’t too impressed with the grip. It just didn’t seem like much improvement. But after putting it on, I really do like the way it feels. I have the rubber texture. A tip for people who buy the blank sheet and want to know how to cut it to fit your grip. What I did was use painters tape. I put it on and cut it as I applied it. So any contours, edges etc we’re done as I applied it to the grip. Many times having to pull the tape back a little to trim a section. I wrapped the entire grip all the way around. I used two layers of tape to give it strength. Once it was exactly how I wanted it, I VERY carefully took a sharp hobby razor and cut the tape down the seam of the side of the backstrap. Making sure the blade didn’t touch the grip. Then I pulled the tape off carefully keeping it in one piece. Then I just placed in on the backside of the sheet of grip material and cut the shape out with the hobby knife. Make sure it’s sharp. I added some extra length to both sides. For some reason it needs that. If I didn’t add a little on each side the two end pieces wouldn’t have been able to reach each other. Cutting it along the side seam of the backstrap on the frame kept the seam of the grip invisible. Make sure and clean your grip before adhesion and use a hair dryer to heat it up for best results. I did three heat cycles of heating and cooling. I’m very pleased with the feel of it. I’ve been wanting to stipple the grip but just can’t bring myself to actually do it. Even though I’ve practiced it quite a bit and like the results. Maybe someday I’ll do it but until then the talon grip seems to be a good alternative to permanent mods like stippling. Only thing I’m unsure of is how long it will stay on. Time will tell I suppose.

Best tape out there

I decided to get this product instead of the pre-cut Talon grips for my G20, for two main reasons: - I think $20+ is a bit too much for the regular Talon grips - I wanted the rubberized material to ride a bit higher on the pistol grips than how it is with the pre-cut Talon grips So, when I saw I could just buy a sheet of the exact same material for half the price, I was thrilled! So I got this Talon sheet, a pair of scissors, a box cutter, and around 30 minutes of my time, and what I made actually exceeded my expectations! Not only I was able to have the material ride as high as I wanted, but I was also able to mold it perfectly to the finger grooves on the stock Glock grips. You just need to take your time, cut a rough shape with the scissors and then cut off the excess where needed. If there is some overlapping part that you would like to get rid of, gently use the box cutter, making sure you are only cutting the rubber layer and not the plastic underneath. And for the weird shapes, like the finger grooves, just use a hair-dryer for 20-30 seconds to make the rubber compound softer, and then you can shape it pretty much however you want. I'm very happy with the result, it almost looks like something that would come from the factory. And it does help with getting better control on your pistol. I highly recommend it! Please consider leaving me feedback below if you found this review helpful. *I have noticed that several reviews I have written on items purchased through Amazon have had the "Verified Purchase" removed incorrectly and as a result are no longer visible, which is likely happening to other people as well. When you read reviews, be sure to sort by 'All reviews' since there is obviously a bug in the system and many helpful and detailed reviews are now hidden.

This product is exactly as advertised. If you’re familiar with Talon grips for firearms, this is the same (rubber) material. These sheets can be cut and customized to wrap around other items that need some extra traction. I put a piece on the handle of my Buck 119 fixed blade knife. It is awesome now! I only used about half of the sheet.

長年の悩みだったフォアグリップの滑りを一気に解消できた。エゾシカの捕獲率↑昨年比130％

エアコキガバメントに使用しました。 ザラつき感は無いですが、確かに滑らないので、グリップ前後、スライドのセレーションに使ったところ、コッキングが楽になりました。

グリップ力良し、粘着力良しで中々剥がれない。グリップを求める以外にデザイン的にちょっとアレンジしたい時など様々なアイテムに使用しています。