O.I.D. ODI Bicycle Grips

I knew from the start when i bought this product that it would be good, TLD wouldn't put their name on a bad product and how right was i. The only difficulty i had with this product was putting the metal clamps on to the rubber. Immediately i noticed that the rubber was sticky to the touch for added hand traction. I would recommend wearing gloves with this product if you have soft hands as your hands will get calluses on them.

Amazing!

Me gusto que tienen un buen agarre, se sienten muy bien, tienen buena calidad y la goma es bastante suave, además el sistema de fijación doble en ambos extremos te permite sujetarlos bien a los manubrios.

So before this my favourite grip had to be Lizard Skin Peatys, now it is a tie with more so me looking at how long it takes me to wear down the TLDs to really make the choice. Though when I look at it, the TLD plus a replacement set of grips alone would be equivalent of a Peatys purchase. So as far as I have gone with it I love it, didn't think that the points on the end would be as big of a deal as they are, but with me riding a lot more at night they are super and I couldn't see riding without them. The grips itself hold up really well in the dry and as good as a pair of Peatys in the wet with bare-hands. Before these I had some standard OURY grips that I absolutely couldn't stand and caused me to have a let of hand fatigue and that was just not a choice and as winter came in riding no handed 95% of the time was not going to be either so I had to find a pair and these have done great for eliminating my hand fatigue as well. TLDR Pros: Comfortable for my long fingers and not so spongy that it causes hand fatigue due to my grip style. Works great wet or dry Lock-on Cons: (Potential) I have been told they do not have as long of a life as a pair of Lizard Skin Peatys Thoughts: The lips on the edge are a great hand guide at night to guess hand orientation and could be useful for stopping hand grip on harder trails. Also keep in mind I am riding a hybrid MTB built for commuting and light trails.

Good grip but not the softest feel ever. If you combine these with the right bike gel gloves than you'll have the right set-up. Trying to hold on to these for 30 minutes on the curvy intermediate trail would wear your bear hands even with a full suspension MTB. Other than that, I used them for 30 miles of riding so far and the way I see it. They are well designed, look nice on any bike and pretty much deserve 25 bucks a paid. I wish they came with an additional set it caps and clamps for let's say another 5 bucks ( I mean these parts wear when you are on any trail, nobody uses kick stands these days and dealing with nature is always harsh on the elements) . Also both Crank Brothers Cobalt Grips. I should say there are pluses and minuses, but Troy Lee Design is the way to go if you need performance or design. Simple to install (everything snaps together, if it doesn't fit the gentle way press a bit harder), good quality materials, great performance.