Find the Ergonomically Compatible Grip for Your Riding Style
Handlebar grips are a decisive factor in the ups and downs of cycling. Depending on the area of use, the requirements for a grip are very different.
Our Handlebar Grip Highlights
Handlebar grips come in a wide variety of shapes and types. With the help of our filters, you will find the right grips to suit your personal preferences in no time at all. To do this, simply enter the values that suit you best to limit the number of handlebar grips displayed.
All Grips
DMR Brendog Death Grip Lock On Handlebar Grips
Ergon GA3 Grips
Ergon GA2 Grips
SRAM MTB Locking Grips
ODI Rogue Bonus Pack Handlebar Grips
ESI Chunky Silicone Handlebar Grips
Ergon GE1 Evo Factory Grips
SQlab 7OX Grips
SRAM Lockring Foam Handlebar Grips
Ergon GP1 Grips
Ergon GE1 Evo Grips
3min19sec Ergo Lock-On Grips
DMR Brendog Death Grip Lock On Handlebar Grips
SRAM Downhill Grips
Ergon GA2 Fat Handlebar Grips
ESI Extra Chunky Silicone Handlebar Grips
Ergon GP3 Grips
Brooks Cambium Rubber Handlebar Grips
DMR Brendog Death Grip FL Lock On Grips
SQlab 711 Tech & Trail 2.0 Handlebar Grips
Brooks GP1 Leather Handlebar Grip
Ergon GS1 Evo Grips
3min19sec Lock-On Grips
Ergon GP2 Grips
Grips with inner clamp
I like relatively thin classic round grips that still provide good damping so that the hands and wrists don't tire so quickly on long descents. My favourites are the Santa Cruz Palmdale and the DMR Death Grip.
Since I usually ride without gloves, grips wear out quite quickly. That is why the durability of the material is important to me. In addition, the grip must be easy to hold without gloves and should have the right circumference for the individual hand size. The DMR Brendog Death Grip has long proved its worth to me in this respect.
