CHAMPKEYWRAP-Y Rubber Golf Grips 13 Pack Come with All Repair Kits - High Feedback and Traction Golf Club Grips

I've been golfing for a year. I'm still a high handicap golfer, but I wanted to get some new grips for my 2014 Cobra BioCell irons.My driver and 5-wood both have new Golf Pride CP2 and I love the feel and texture of those, bringing me to look for a cost-effective alternative for my irons.I am satisfied the results of the kit. I was able to re-grip (first time) all my irons and my wedge set in between two afternoons. The kit had everything required for DIY. The feel is incredibly similar to the CP2.I will say the fall short when wet. I noticed they felt more slick than the CP2s when in the rain. With that, used a towel to make sure they're dry.I want to say that I don't know if I would rate them 5-stars comparing with all golf grips out there. But for 1/4 of the price of the grips I'm comparing them to, they satisfy the job perfectly, thus the 5-star rating.

Bought these for my first try at regripping my clubs. Easy peasy to install and very comfortable. The price point for the package is such that you can regrip twice a season and still pay less than you would for premium grips.

Off suggestions on Reddit, and other online sources, went with these CHAMPKEY grips.Normally I use the WINN Dri-tac grips, but I went with the WRAP-Y as it is similar to the Golf Pride CP2s I believe. Either way, a bit smaller than Dri-Tacs, but much more grippy. I think it has already helped my game a bit (not sure if because new grips or simply more tacky feel). Have not test in the rain/wet yet, which is usually where Dri-Tacs can shine. The "paint" or whatever kind of coloring stuff - the white lines - comes off super easily from either the solvent or just hand sweat/friction. However, this is just cosmetic. The grip itself is good. For the price... seems like these can't be beat. The included kit worked GREAT, and I had no experience replacing grips. Cutter tool is the type that prevents scratches on your shaft, and the tape is good.One tip - just use PLENTY - I mean PLENTY of solvent. If you try to save it, you will have a hard time installing. I soaked the grip tape and then put a good amount inside the grip and swished it around, and let the solvent drip onto the tape as well. And then did a 2nd dose inside the grip. I skipped the extra solvent one time and the grip got stuck. I went crazy on the solvent after that... still have 1/2 a bottle. You won't run out. With enough solvent the grip slides on very easily and you have plenty of time to square up the grip.I will probably be trying more CHAMPKEY grips in the future. Maybe their Dri-Tac clone. We'll see. Either way, the price is right where it's worth trying if you want to save over premium grips.

This is my first attempt at regripping clubs myself and this is a great kit to learn with. Comes with everything you need including: knife with the curled blade for removal of old grips, rubber vise clamp, tape, solution to assist with sliding new grips on and great illustrated instructions. Not sure how they will play or how long they will last but for the money it is an excellent deal.

installed them a few days ago, it was easy to do.the kit brings extra dbl sided tape which is nice.used them yesterday, they were soft, nonslip and felt right.