Test / Grips for Mountain Bikers: With the Endure, Cube's own brand Acid delivers a grip clearly aimed at performance-oriented riders while also being budget-friendly. We tested whether the "race feel" for under 20 euros can be convincing on the trail and for whom the aggressive profile of the Acid Endure is suitable. Dimensions and shape: Acid Endure… read more
Test / MTB Grips: In the jungle of mountain bike grips, the Supacaz eGrip promises a perfect symbiosis of Californian design and anatomical relief. According to the manufacturer, it's specifically designed for e-MTBs, and this grip aims to win over even demanding touring riders with its sophisticated rubber compound and subtly ergonomic shape. In our test, we'll find out if… read more
Test / MTB Grip: The WTB CZ Control promises the perfect balance between ergonomic relief and the necessary freedom of movement of a classic round grip. We took a detailed look at whether the "Control Zone" concept works on the trail and for whom the investment of just under 30 euros is worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: WTB CZ … read more
Test / MTB Grip: The Truvativ Descendant grip from SRAM has to prove itself as a trail all-rounder, whether it masters the balancing act between direct feedback and comfortable damping, and for whom the investment in these robust lamellar grips is truly worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: Truvativ Descendant Diameter: 32 mm Length: 133 mm Weight: 104 g Available colors: 6 … read more
Test / MTB Grip: The Supacaz Diamond Kush promises maximum control through a minimalist design and a particularly direct grip feel. In our test, we determine whether this slim, lightweight specialist is only suitable for racers with a penchant for a "death grip" or whether it also performs well on long tours. Dimensions and shape: Supacaz Diamond Kush Diameter: 29… read more
