Review / NG Sports Clovee: A lock-on grip for under €15? The NG Sports Clovee makes it possible and positions itself as one of the most affordable screw-on grips on the market. It surprises with remarkably solid workmanship for this price range and a very low weight. But what's the catch? Our review clarifies what you get for your money and where the… read more
Review: At first glance, the Race Face Chester looks like a solid, standard grip – unassuming, pragmatic, almost a bit run-of-the-mill. But beneath its simple surface lies a surprisingly well-thought-out ergonomic concept that made it one of our favorites in the test. A grip that proves the best ideas aren't always the loudest… read more
Review: The Renthal Traction Lock-on isn't a grip for the masses. It's thin, uncompromisingly direct, and packed with clever technology straight from racing. With its unique ribbed design, it promises ultimate grip in every riding situation. We tested whether this high-end grip is worth the money and for whom it's really suitable… read more
Ritchey WCS Trail Python Review: Ritchey is a legend in cycling, and the brand's grips were once the ultimate. With the WCS Trail Python, the traditional company ventures into an extremely unique concept: a massive, highly ergonomic grip made of neoprene foam, designed to combat numbness. But our test shows: The bold design is a case for… read more
Review / Oury V2 Lock On: For decades, Oury grips have been a staple in the gravity scene, known for their distinctive, blocky design. The US manufacturer has channeled its decades of experience into the V2 Lock-On version, which combines old-school charm with modern clamping technology. At around €37, they aren't among the cheapest grips, but they promise… read more
