Product Description
Meet the DMR DeathGrip 2 Flangeless Grips in a cool camo look. These grips are a game - changer in the mountain biking world. They feature a soft mushroom - shaped section at the thumb and forefinger area. This not only gives you a super - comfortable hold but also prevents blisters in those sensitive spots. The diamond knurl pattern on the grip ensures excellent grip in all conditions and terrains. And the waffle layout on the underside keeps your fingers in the perfect position for maximum control. With a tapered core, mounting these grips on your handlebars is a breeze. Just use one lockring, and you'll have a simple, tight fit. The krayton rubber compound is soft and comfy, yet it's durable and lightweight. Whether you wear gloves or not, the DeathGrip 2 offers top - notch grip comfort and control. They're suitable for all riders, from weekend warriors and dedicated freeriders to World Cup racers. Features include a soft 20A durometer krayton rubber flangeless grip with an injection - molded DMR logo end cap. It has a tapered core, so you don't need an outer lockring. Just use the Slimline aluminum lock - ring collar for a secure hold. The waffle pattern gives comfortable finger placement, and the knurl provides all - around grip. You can choose between two thickness options: 31.3mm (thick) or 29.8mm (thin). And they're lightweight, just 100g per pair. TECH SPECS: Length 135, Flange No, Lock On Yes, Shape Round, Color Camo, Grip Material Rubber, Weight 100, Defined Color Green, Outside Diameter (mm) 31.3
Using these DMR DeathGrip 2 grips is easy. First, make sure your handlebars are clean. Then, slide the grip onto the handlebar and use the Slimline aluminum lock - ring collar to secure it tightly. You don't need to worry about an outer lockring because of the tapered core design. When riding, whether you're wearing gloves or not, these grips will give you a great hold. For a more comfortable ride, adjust your hand position on the waffle - patterned underside for the best finger placement. As for maintenance, after each ride, it's a good idea to wipe the grips with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Store them in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid exposing them to extreme heat or direct sunlight for long periods as this could damage the rubber compound. If you notice any signs of wear, like the grip pattern getting flat, it might be time to replace them.
