SAPLIZE Bike Handlebar Grips, Multi Colors/Design Optional, Ergonomic Design, Aluminum Double Lock-on, Mountain Bike Grips, MTB BMX Downhill Foldable Urban Bicycles Grips, Scooter Grips

I recently upgraded to the SAPLIZE Bike Grips and couldn't be happier with the results. The ergonomic design makes a noticeable difference in comfort, especially on longer rides. The rubber material offers an excellent grip, even when my hands get sweaty, and the widened design fits naturally in my palms, reducing strain and fatigue. The aluminum lock rings add a sleek touch and ensure the grips stay firmly in place—no slipping or rotation even during rough mountain biking. Installation was quick and easy. They not only perform well but also look great on my bike with the clean black-on-black style. Highly recommended for anyone looking to improve their handlebar comfort and control. Great value for the price!

These seem awesome for the price. That being said, they don't have a ton of padding or shock absorbtion and I can't speak for how they will wear over time. They are perfect for what I wanted for a used trek I bought which the rubber on the handlebars had degraded to goop. I might upgrade them to something fancier when I have more money to invest in refurbishing a used bike, but for now these get the job done, match the black and red paint of the bike perfectly and are easy to install. Forewarning, some bikes including handlebars including the bontrager isozone on the trek I am refurbishing don't have a classic circle end cap and end in a triangle cap so the end caps that came with these handlebars didn't work for the bike I was working on. However, I was able to use the caps of old handlebars I was replacing alongside these handlebars and the lock rings with no compatibility issues. For the price, 5/5. I'm glad I didn't pay the extra to upgrade the end caps though, as they wouldn't have worked with the isozone handlebars.

I have now bought several of this grips for several MTBs, the first one about a year ago. They are very comfortable, with good group on your hands, and good grip in the handlebar. There are 2 tightening screws, one on each end, you don't have to tighten up like crazy for them to hold well. I recommend bringing the allen key in your first couple of rides, so you can adjust the angle what fits better. You will be able to rest some of your weight on your hands, resting on the rubber, so you don't bend your wrist as much as with rounded grips. My only gripe with them is that the oldest set started wearing out after about a year of weekly rides. It wasn't completely worn out, but I could see the rubber threads or prints wearing down. I would say they could have lasted another year, but I sold that bike, so I can't tell yet. For their price and the comfort they provide, that's hardly an issue. I'd rather buy a new pair of these every year than use the grips that came with my bikes (expensive carbon MTBs, mind you) Slip resistance: Yes, your hands will have great grip. Comfort: Superior to any other grips I have used, my hands now rest in that rubber shape, so my wrist muscles are more relaxed at the end of a ride. Value for money: Incredible value for the money at 8.99

The end caps (both the plastic ones or the aluminum ones) do not fit handlebars with 15mm inside diameters which is one of the two common sizes). They will fit 19mm just fine but I had to grind the caps down to fit my 15mm inside diameter bars. It should be noted the most common handlebars have a 22mm outside diameter so you can't tell by looking at the bar, you need to measure the inside diameter first. The grips themselves install easily and look good. They are comfortable but I wish the palm pad was a bit larger. I have average size hands and if the palm pad was a quarter inch deeper, they'd be perfect. Good value here. Just keep these two things in mind before you buy.

I bought these for a Yume Hawk Pro electric scooter. I really would have liked to use the anodized screw-in caps but they don't even come close to fitting inside the handlebars. The black rubber/plastic caps work fine but I did have to take a utility knife and shave some of the rings that plug into the handlebars. Took a few seconds and they're really snug. The grips themselves are great, a huge upgrade from the ones that came stock on the scooter. The originals were very hard rubber and very thick. These are a much softer rubber with a gum-like grip to them, they're also a thinner material so I don't feel like I'm gripping the barrel of a baseball bat anymore. As I mentioned these are thinner handlebars, but the screw locks on these grips are very tight. It worried me as I was putting them on because it seemed like there was no way they'd tighten enough but they don't move a millimeter while riding at 50mph or on rough terrain. I think the people saying they slip might only be tightening one of the two screws on each grip? For anyone in the know, these are extremely similar to the grips that come on a Kaabo Wolf King GT. That's what I was aiming for after riding one and for $10 I really can't complain at all.

I bought the SAPLIZE Bike Handlebar Grips to replace the worn-out grips on my Batcaddy X8 Electric Golf Push Cart, and it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. They fit well, feel great, and offer much better comfort and control than the originals. For only $9 a pair (compared to Batcaddy’s $50 replacements), the value is unbeatable. They’re slightly longer, but a bit of double-sided tape fixed that easily. After one round, I already love them — highly recommended!

Love these. Good looking too. WAY better than the round ones.

Muy cómodas a la hora de usarlas y bonitas pero lo importante es su comodidad.

Buenos puños y muy cómodos

Feels much thinner compared to my last grips. Probably not a good thing.

Se quedan fijos en su lugar, si se debe asegurar que sean para el diámetro del manubrio.

Lo acabo de instalar, pero parece estar bien, en los manubrios estándar los tapones que trae entran en el "tubo" para sellar suficientemente bien, le puse 4 estrellas porque ese sellos del "tubo" en el caso de ciertos manubrios como en de mi bici, no entra con facilidad, y se queda unos milímetros "fuera"