Wolf ToothSilicone Mountain Bike Grips: Fat Paw Cam

I got fed up of all the fancy grips I used before, going sticky and leaving plasticky goo on my hands or gloves. Quite unpleasant,so I found these and thought I'd give them a go.They don't actually look so ergonomic or particularly useable and seem expensive for the style but BOY! They are great. Best grip and comfort I've had for a while.

I like these grips! Fit my hands well and nice and cushy without being oversized. Did it completely resolve my finger numbness? No. But it now seems like it takes longer in the ride to set in and resolves a lot faster. That’s what being over 40 and riding MTB for over 20 years gets ya!

The media could not be loaded.  I have tennis elbow and still try to do pretty technical riding. These are way more comfortable than other grips. Some people say you have less control when riding with super soft/thick grips. Maybe so but I'm used to them by now and find that stance/hip placement/turning form are far more important.If you have something like tennis elbow, loosening up your hands + PT will probably help more than these grips. Still, my elbow hurts less after long technical rides with these bad boys so I'll using them for the foreseeable future.I have to replace them after 2 seasons of riding but I ride ~3x per week.

Got these to help with sore hands and forearms. They really helped and are very comfortable. Easy to install!

I love these grip, forget my gloves, no problem. Soft enough for riding without gloves, they feel really good and I do like the cut down area for the fingers to hold on the bar it does feel more ergonomic and easy to hold onto.My problem with them is they are a little thick for me. I have liked the thicker grips in the past, but think it’s just time for me to mix it up a bit. The other issue is if they get wet they are a bit slippery (without gloves). Easy fix, don’t ride in the rain.

My other grips were starting to wear me out. My hands and forearms would be sore after longer rides. Did some research and decided to go with the Fat Paw Cams. They are grippier than they look and have really cut down on the chatter that I was feeling through my hands. I used to have to wear gloves as well but I've found these retain grip even if my hands are somewhat sweaty. They install easier if you use some rubbing alcohol (70-90%), otherwise you'll get frustrated and potentially damage them.

These are okay. Not as soft as I'd like them to be but I guess that's a compromise for durability. That's why I wanted to get the "mega fat paw" version but it's $10 more! 26 to 36 dollar price increase for a few more grams of foam! Really? They do get pretty slippery too in rain as the surface is pretty slick. Maybe add some relief or texturing.

I am trying the grip for hand Arthritis. I am hopeful because they are sized, ergonomic, and soft.I was told to measure from the top of my middle finger to the first crease in my wrist. Then, I multiplied that length by 0.18. The result was very close to the Fat Paw.

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