Champkey Traction-X Golf Grips Set of 13(5 Oz Solvent,Blade,15 Tapes & Vise Clamp Available)-Choose Between 13 Grips & All Repair Kits and 13 Grips & 15 Tapes

This was the first time replacing grips and this kit made it very straight forward. Just follow the easy instructions and "voila", job done in no time.

Excellent product! Easy to install. One small suggestion here: put enough solvent to lubricate the tape and inside the grip before assembling the grip and the shaft.

I’m not a great golfer, I play occasionally, certainly not competitive. I can’t compare these to the more expensive options but I can say these are definitely worth the price and seem like they’re very good quality. I’ve never tried regripping clubs before but wanted to give it a try.After some trial and error, I got pretty good at it. First let me say that it helps if the grips you’re replacing are in decent shape. They will probably come off much easier. I replaced 2 separate sets. The first were probably 20 years old and the grips were dry rotted and cracked as they were being removed. They were very difficult but I used a razor blade and basically cut chunks out at a time. They weren’t graphite shafts and were metal so I didn’t really have to worry about damaging them. You shouldn’t do that method with graphite shafts because you’ll probably break them. After removing the old grips, take the old tape off (I was reading that some people don’t bother and just put the new grips tape over the old stiff, may or may not work) place the new grips tape on, and don’t be stingy on the grip solvent. That’s the key. I used an old paint can and placed it under the club to catch it as it dripped, and I’d use a Tupperware container to pour it back over the club after transferring the solvent that dropped off the club from the paint roller tray under it. Then use a funnel and pour the grip solvent into your new grips and let it drain out, slide it over your club and position the grip how you want it, and wipe off the remaining solvent. It’s a little messy, but take your time and make sure you buy the complete kit that has the solvent, vice grip club holder, and blade if you don’t already have it.Very happy customer.

Grips are good quality for the price you pay. Also comes with all tools to replace your grip.I would of loved a different grip for the putter as well.Overall, I recommend the product

Texture isn’t quite as nice as the Golf Pride brand which I also installed, but these are way cheaper, and honestly my golf game isn't going to be affected either way