Pure Grips Installation Gun

if you change grips often you will love this item works better than any other tool and no solvents or mess LOVE IT !

I had been checking out Pure Grips for a while and have been anxious to try their method of blowing on Grips with no tape or solvent as self method of installing Grips myself.I got a good deal on some Pure Grips at a golf store and bought the installer here on Amazon.I definitely recommend watching some YouTube videos by Pure Grips before installing the Grips.I used this with a small 3 gallon Harbor Freight pancake compressor (which is smaller than Pure recommends) and this was a breeze! Removing the tape and everything from the grips is a bit tedious, but was worth it for the ease of installation.Overall, I think this method will influence me to do a better job of changing my golf grips every year.I definitely recommend this installer and Pure Grips! The grips are nice and tacky, have a great warranty, and installation is super easy!

This is NOT a Milton product. The one I was sent from Amazon has a Milton label (see photo) but I looked through the Milton catalog and they don't sell this product. I emailed Milton to let them know these posers are using their name to sell junk.I almost never assign 1 star reviews because I can usually find some positive attribute. Not with this plastic junk.Milton is a long standing American air coupling company since 1943 and they would NEVER sell this crap. Typically, Milton air guns and tire pressure tools (I own 8 Milton blow guns and tire pressure tools) are lifetime purchases - sold metal bodies, brass fittings, quality construction. I've dropped them, run them over with cars and generally beat them to death for decades.Throw all that out the window with this junk because it's NOT Milton!. This is a worthless hot house flower kids play tool. Thankfully I bought it half price from Amazon warehouse so I only got half screwedI regrip a LOT of clubs - typically 30 sets a year for friends and family. My trusty 15 year old Milton S-131 was on vacation, I couldn't find it and I saw this dedicated grip removal blow gun for half off from Amazon warehouse. Big mistake!!!! I just reordered another S-131 for $11 from Amazon.Pro:None, Zero, zip, zilch, nadaCon:NOT a Milton product - a faux Sino made POS! I scoured the Milton catalog and they do NOT sell this product. (see photo of product with Milton label attached!) I emailed Milton and let them know these posers are sticking their name on a piece of JUNK!Mostly plastic - it slipped off my bench ONCE and the green sleeve snapped off. I threw it in the shop trash can. It felt like junk the moment it arrived - I should have known better and just sent it back.The cheesy green sleeve prevents use on oversize putter grips, it's a really stupid designDoes NOTHING a Milton S-131 Blow Gun won't do for $29 less and the S-131 is virtually indestructible although you can lose it as I have provenIf you pay retail for this POS golf toy masquerading as a high quality Milton tool, you're getting screwed. Don't do it!!!

This is a cleaver method to remove golf grips. Really easy. So easy that I use it anytime I adjust my drivers settings (hozel settings). Because all grips have their signature emblems or logos, and after a hozel adjustment, the emblems will not be aligned upward. Just use this product, puff up the grip with compressed air and bingo,... all fixed!The grip removing process works best if you can squirt 1-2 cc's of grip solvent into the small hole at the butt of the grip. The compressed air helps to atomize the solvent so it works under the grip and adhesive tape. Removing a complete iron set of grips takes only 15 minutes.One word of caution, be careful how much air pressure you send thru the gun. At 100 PSI, one could easily inflate the grip too fast before the grip actually breaks free from the grip tape. What usually happens is the grip will balloon somewhere first and over pressuring too fast will cause the grip to EXPLODE. Not a good thing, you will NOT enjoy that at all. If that happens and after you restart your heart, fetch yourself some eye protection. Once it gets an air buble or it balloons, stop sending more air then squeeze the bubble on the grip to help the grip seperate from the tape. I set my compressor to 50 PSI and it works every time.I would have given this a 5th star if the green cup at the business end was made of aluminum or metal. If it's dropped and breaks, you have to buy a whole new one. Just don't drop it.Very good tool otherwise.Highly recommend this.

Worked well to put on. Grips quickly. Used painters tape 2-wraps on the club shafts. Looking forward to being able to remove and replace my grips much wicker without the use of solvents.

tried the gun with my kid's bike air pump and some old grips to test out. It worked perfectly even without the pure grips that are recommended. Did 16 clubs in less than 30 mins

Make changing grips a lot easier

Broke before I could even use it. Cheap plastic.