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Chromag Palmskin Grips
Chromag Palmskin Grips
Regular price
$45.00
Regular price
$55.00
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$45.00
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We designed the Palmskin for riders who like a softer, supple feel and prefer to ride gloveless.
The ribbed pattern is compliant under the hand while managing moisture by channeling it away into the groove.
The Palmskin is made with special formulated rubber compound that combines a soft 25a durometer and a proprietary additive for a combination of tackiness and durability.
☛ 142mm length
☛ 30mm diameter
☛ 25a durometer
☛ Pair of grips with clamps and end caps
☛ Double clamp with tear drop clamp
What is the difference between thick and thin grips?
Chromag grips feature diameters ranging from 30 to 33mm. A thicker grip diameter typically suits larger hands but can also provide comfort via enhanced cushioning and shock absorption as well as a bigger surface/diameter against the hand.
A smaller diameter grip will typically suit a smaller hand but can also provide a stronger connection, a more direct feel and be more graspable with increased ‘wrap’ of the hand.
Again, hand size is the primary definer here, but comfort may be prioritized over grasp strength. Note that: A small hand may not be able to optimally wrap a larger grip, but may also experience more comfort. A large hand may ‘overwrap’ a narrow diameter grip at which point, there isn’t a benefit in grasping strength.
Tip: If you find the tips of your fingers are fighting against your palm as you ride, you may be overwrapping and should try a bigger diameter grip!
A smaller diameter grip will typically suit a smaller hand but can also provide a stronger connection, a more direct feel and be more graspable with increased ‘wrap’ of the hand.
Again, hand size is the primary definer here, but comfort may be prioritized over grasp strength. Note that: A small hand may not be able to optimally wrap a larger grip, but may also experience more comfort. A large hand may ‘overwrap’ a narrow diameter grip at which point, there isn’t a benefit in grasping strength.
Tip: If you find the tips of your fingers are fighting against your palm as you ride, you may be overwrapping and should try a bigger diameter grip!
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