Light weight Midsize grips?

[RoyalMustang]

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of lightweight midsize or +4 grips?  I think Lamkin and the Golf Pride velvet 360 are both under 60g: anything else?  I notice that I have more consistency with my driver since getting a +4 grip and I would like to try it out on irons without jacking the swingweight around too much

[Drivingrangehero]

19 minutes ago, RoyalMustang said:

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of lightweight midsize or +4 grips?  I think Lamkin and the Golf Pride velvet 360 are both under 60g: anything else?  I notice that I have more consistency with my driver since getting a +4 grip and I would like to try it out on irons without jacking the swingweight around too much

Winn Dri-Tac midsize are 49 grams, they make Dri-Tac Midsize lite that are 23 grams 

Dri-tac LT (less taper) 43 grams 

 

http://www.winngrips.com/products/dri-tac-lt/dri-tac-lt-midsize/

Edited January 18, 2021 by Drivingrangehero
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[ARL67]

Superstroke Traxion Jumbo.

They weigh only 53g and the Jumbo are really a Mid-size in diameter.  I verified the Jumbo with my digital calipers against the CP2 Wrap Mid-size at 64g.

[MPAndreassi]

Pure grips are 56-58g in midsize, except the white. The white is 63g. 

[RoyalMustang]

Great, thanks!  That helps. 

 

 

[Therty]

I think lamkin sonar are 57g in midsize

Edited January 19, 2021 by Therty

[Stuart_G]

13 hours ago, RoyalMustang said:

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of lightweight midsize or +4 grips?  I think Lamkin and the Golf Pride velvet 360 are both under 60g: anything else?  I notice that I have more consistency with my driver since getting a +4 grip and I would like to try it out on irons without jacking the swingweight around too much

 

Don't worry about swing weight all that much.   The swing weight scale doesn't really provide much insight as to what will happen with a grip weight change.  It was never intended or designed to handle that.  Most people can swap and change grip weight reasonable amounts without any issues or adjustments needed.   And even if you might be one of the few that does feel the difference,  playing around with a little lead tape on the head is usually all that's needed to fix it.    Just give it a try on one club first before changing the whole set.

Edited January 19, 2021 by Stuart_G

[golftech]

Stuart, if I add 10 grams by changing grips (and going to midsize), will that effect swingweight or relative feel?  

[vernon]

The Iomic Sticky Mid is 56 grams (+/- 3 grams).  I've used them to replace a pretty wide variety of standard size grips for folks with no discernible difference.

[Stuart_G]

23 minutes ago, golftech said:

Stuart, if I add 10 grams by changing grips (and going to midsize), will that effect swingweight or relative feel?  

 

It may or may not effect the feel.  Many will not notice a difference but some will.  However even if it does effect the feel, there is no way to predict exactly what it will do to the feel.  The effect on swing weight is meaningless since the sw scale was never designed to manage that type of change.   That's just something you can only figure by testing out yourself.

 

[Cactus Jack]

A few others to consider would be Grip Master leather grips and Jumbo Max XS.