Ergon GDH Team Grips

I have been using grips from lots of manufacturers for mountain biking. Ergon always has good quality products. If you are looking at several of them..... here is my take.Ergon GE1 is good overall. GFR1 has very little rubber padding. GA2 is softer but can be slippery. GDH has good padding for palms and grippy little ridges for fingertips. It feels very secure on bumpy terrain. The thumb area has a cutaway which feels more contoured than the OneUp and PNW Loam grips. It's well worth the price for the well engineered product you are getting.TIP: if these GDH grips don't provide enough vibration dampening, consider upgrading to carbon handle bars along with gel padded gloves.

Great! I love the grippy feel and ergonomic prevents numbness.

After 1000 miles of hard trail riding, the grips on my Trek Fuel EX were worn down.I saw these grips mentioned in a Remy Metaillier video and decided to take a chance.You absolutely will not slip even with wet hands.The soft rubber is very nice on the palms.Time will tell how long they last.For $42 it was well worth the purchase.

I bought these grips to install on a mountain bike I built for my nephew, and they are awesome. A little bit thinner than we would prefer, but they’re super sticky and comfortable and I would definitely buy them again. Only downside I can see is that they do wear pretty quick! Life is a balancing act, if you want a tacky, soft, grippy rubber, it’s gonna wear a bit faster.

Very grippy love the feel, they’re good for my size. But I did end up stripping the top of one of the screws so just ended up replacing both screws.