What grips should I get?

[colewis]

Let me know what you think the best grips are.

I need to put some new grips on all my clubs. I was think the Golf Pride Decade Compound Cord grips. What do you use or think is the best grips?

[elchene]

If you could afford Iomics, those are the best IMO.

Lamkins are a great deal for the performance/$

[scottleo]

I play the dual mc golf pride grips. They feel great in my hands and perform well and last a lot of rounds played. But I am curious to how u guys like the iomic grips. I see a lot of pros using them. How do they feel, hold up, hold up in rain, and can u compare them to winn, golf pride or lamkin?

[Dukefan1]

I have these on my clubs and they are very nice! Can't comment on durability since I have only played them twice, but if they are like other Lamkins I have played they should last a while. Very tacky and feel great![attachment=538020:lp_lkpp3g.jpg]

[DoNDoN]

I have loved my Multi Compounds for the past year but the new Iomic Sticky 2.3 has me very interested. We will see.

[colewis]

I've been seeing a lot of pros using the decade multi compunds. Thos Iomics look great but theyre $187 for a set of 13. Ouch to the wallet.

[elchene]

[quote name='scottleo' date='10 February 2010 - 02:14 PM' timestamp='1265829257' post='2241572']
I play the dual mc golf pride grips. They feel great in my hands and perform well and last a lot of rounds played. But I am curious to how u guys like the iomic grips. I see a lot of pros using them. How do they feel, hold up, hold up in rain, and can u compare them to winn, golf pride or lamkin?
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They feel so soft, yet they grip very well in your hands. In the rain, they maintain tack very well, Golf Prides MCCs are no comparison in this category. Durability-wise, they are the most durable. I have had one on my driver for a whole golf season, and it hasn't even shown signs of wearing out. MCCs wear out midway through the season for me.

If I had the money, I would go all Iomic.

[elchene]

[quote name='colewis' date='10 February 2010 - 02:31 PM' timestamp='1265830300' post='2241619']
I've been seeing a lot of pros using the decade multi compunds. Thos Iomics look great but theyre $187 for a set of 13. Ouch to the wallet.
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I totally agree, the price really sucks. I've had the Iomic on my driver for a whole season, and it seems almost wear-resistant. In the past, I've had MCCs on my driver and they wear out through half the season. Iomics are twice the price, but also last AT LEAST twice the amount of time. If you are willing to make the investment, they are really great grips.

[amerza18]

I guess i'm in the minority here, but I like golf pride tour velvets the best. I don't wear a glove either. Great feedback, easy to clean no worries. And they seem to be the least expensive grips on the market.

Mizuno, Golf Pride M21s are great as well, very much like tour velvets with a little traction.

[scottleo]

Where can I order iomic grips? Does golfsmith or golf galaxy have them?

[UnderPar18]

Iomics are great grips all around from putter grips to grips on your irons and woods. Another grip that lasts a VERY long time are Lamkin Crossline Cord grips. They are amazing! I just bought a set of these to on my wedges, irons, and woods. Golfpride MCC's absolutly suck imo. They wore very quickly for me. You do see alot of pro's playing them, but they also can change grips whenever they want where most of us regrip 1 time a year. Iomics or Lamkins are my vote!

[elchene]

[quote name='scottleo' date='10 February 2010 - 02:50 PM' timestamp='1265831435' post='2241669']
Where can I order iomic grips? Does golfsmith or golf galaxy have them?
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Iomic website, Tourspecgolf, or eBay.

[garcia51694]

Can't go wrong with some GolfPride Multi-Compounds.

[dan360]

Tour Velvet Cord. jmhgo. Cheap, good feel, all weather traction, easy to clean, last a good bit.