In this video, we're attempting something new. Going through a long list of mtb grips, we'll rate each one in 5 different categories. Durability, feel, control, firmness, and price point. Based on the descriptions, hopefully you found out which se of grips works the best for you.

This video was supported by Ride Bicycles, so a huge thanks goes out to them for letting me demonstrate a bunch of grips for this video.

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Let me know! What did you think of this style of video? What would your reaction be if I added a few of these product guides into my posting schedule? Tell me through a dm on instagram (@trail_reviews) or in the comment section below

Grips in this video and timestamps:

PNW Loam Grips:
Chromag Format Grips:
One-Up Lock On Grips:
Truvativ descendant Grips:
Lizard Skins Machine Grips:
Lizard Skins Charger EVO Grips:
ODI Longneck Grips:
Raceface Half-Nelson Grips:
Raceface Lovehandle Grips:
All Mountain Style Cero Grips:
Renthal Ultra Tacky Grips:
Deity Knuckleduster grips:
DMR Deathgrip grips:
Deity Supracush grips:

Few minor corrections in this video:

1. The ODI longneck soft edition are actually slightly different than what I had explained. Turns out that you can use an air compressor to slide them on and off easily, and the grips are very tight on handlebars. Lots of riders use these specific grips for the price point, and because they are BMX grips and dirt jump grips.
2. The Raceface Half-Nelson grips come in more colors than what were displayed, (yellow, green, rainbow colors!)

Thanks for watching the video, be sure to shop awesome products at Ridebicycles.com!

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