Anyone try Dri-Tac 2.0? (Durability)

[waywardswing]

Curious to hear any results of solid usage on the new Dri-Tac 2.0s. I know the Dri-Tacs are usually greeted with a love-hate relationship by most people for the great way they feel when new, but disdain for how quickly they disintegrate. One of the features of the new 2.0 version is supposed to be increased durability, but I'd like to hear if they actually achieved that at all.

Edited August 12, 2021 by waywardswing

[minhjn]

I have one on my lob wedge and I've been pretty impressed after 10 rounds. It seems better than previous versions

[sociojeje]

I also put it on my gap wedge and so far it has been holding up. Much better than the original but it doesn't mean that it is durable in general 🙂 

[waywardswing]

That's actually good to hear, hopefully they resolved the durability issues, or at least got a decent improvement on the life of them, because they really are some of the best feeling grips out there IMO. Anyone bothered to compare the difference in durability between the LT and regular Dri-Tacs? Been wanting to try the LTs next to see if they help my lower hand death grip at all.

[FredZollner]

Put them on a couple of drivers. Feel and look great. Durability not an issue so far (20+ rounds).. 

[1s1k]

I have them on my 3-PW Srixon ZX7 irons and Cleveland Wedges.  So far they are awesome. 

 

Played today in 93 degree weather and no issue whatsoever.  Really hope these last because along with my MMT 125 TX shafts I have zero pain in my hands or left wrist. 

[Bravo36]

If they are any improvement at all over their predecessors, they ought to be a hit.  I have used the originals for several seasons, and have never had 1 set finish the season intact.  Love the feel, hate the wear.  Surprised these 2.0 grips aren't getting more air time in here.

Edited September 30, 2021 by Bravo36