Revgrips Reviews!
OK, so you find the idea of suspension grips alluring. The promise of reduced arm pump, hand fatigue and numbness is just too good to ignore. But £99.99 on a pair of grips!? You need more than just our word that they're the best grips you'll ever use. Are they really worth the money? What are the bad bits?
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"These are super-plush, tuneable, luxury grips that do a great job of vibration damping. If I ever suffer hand or wrist injuries again, these are honestly the first thing I’d get, despite the price tag. With no ailments and a cockpit that seems to be keeping vibration at bay, they’re extravagant, but so comfortable I’d definitely spec them for a money-no-object build." CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW
"Easy to dismiss as an overpriced indulgence, after testing, we’ve found that the RevGrips bring valuable performance benefits, especially for those who suffer from hand or arm pump. Grip choice is always subjective, but we found RevGrips offered more grip, comfort and reduced arm pump. In conclusion, they really work." CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW.
"If you're struggling with aching, painful or numb hands and your suspension is sorted, you're happy with your brakes and you have £100 to drop (or £70 For the Race version with less adjustment), I’d say give RevGrips a go." CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW.
"Overall, after six months, I am pretty convinced of the merits of the Rev Grips. If you are willing to spend roughly three times what you might normally do for a pair of grips, then I think you would be very pleasantly surprised. If you suffer from wrist pain or similar, then that goes doubly so." CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW.
"The initial investment is steep, but considering that they are completely rebuildable, this is simply another bike part that can be serviced without replacement. It also doesn’t hurt that they look pretty dang awesome! I plan to keep the Revgrips on my bike for the foreseeable future, no matter how many random people at the trailhead tell me my grips are loose." CLICK TO READ THE REVIEW.
"The $109.95 USD pricetag will be hard for many to swallow, but the added forgiveness of the Revolution Suspension Grips, however slight, will be appreciated by those who enjoy riding a short-travel bike quickly. I could also see downhillers who spend all day in the bike park benefiting from the design." CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW.
"It’s a big spend, even at $60 but after a few weeks of daily use I don’t see any drawbacks to giving them a try. If you suffer any type of hand, wrist, or elbow pain I would recommend giving them a shot. The more I ride with them, the more I like them" CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW.