SAPLIZECross Cord Golf Grips Set of 13 Grips with Tape or Full Regripping Kit, Standard / Mid / Jumbo Size, Low Taper Design, Multi-compound Hybrid, Anti-Slip Golf Club Grips, CL03 Series

Cannot comment on long term durability. Out of the box , these are good grips that compare well to more expensive name brands. Look good, feel good, fit good. Tape is good. Plenty of solvent. Knife is cheap and fell apart on the first use is only negative but still 5 stars imo.

The media could not be loaded. Summary:- These grips feel very similar to Golf Pride New Decade Grips- They cost less than half as much as Golf Pride New Decade Grips- Installation was the same as any other grip I've ever installed (not harder or easier)- Too early to determine long term qualityIf you're anything like me, you have a hard time paying 130$ or more for golf grips. This usually means that I'm relegated to a lower end grip. I decided to give these grips a shot when I needed to replace a few grips in my bag. I was hesitant based on some feedback a friend of mine had given me about them being difficult to install, but the cost savings made me willing to give it a shot.The package arrived quickly as usual with Amazon. Grips were all together in a bag with the grip tape, solvent, spray top for the solvent, grip cutting knife and instructions. I did not use the included knife as I already had a utility knife set up with a carpet blade. I used a small vise that I have used in the past mounted to a table to hold the club in place. Other than that, I used only what was provided with the grip kit I got and successfully installed the grips.Installation was straightforward and the same as other grip installations I have done in the past. (See video) Like other grips with paint/ink on them, when the solvent gets on those areas, the color will bleed a bit. This is not a comment on quality as all grips I've ever used react the same way. The grip tape that was included is a sort of clear-ish plastic tape. More than adequate to keep the grips from twisting on the clubs, but I don't know how difficult it will be to remove when I need to re-grip. Only time will tell.In a side by side comparison of to Golf Pride New Decade grips that were on 3 of my clubs, the Sapalize grips are very similar. I have not gotten out to hit them yet, but I don't know that blindly I'd be able to tell the difference. Visually, they are very similar as well. (See photo) Colors are a few shades different and the pattern is slightly different, but you can see where Sapalize got their inspiration from.Overall, I would not hesitate to buy these again at this point. I will update this review should anything change with how they perform on the course.

Background info: have been building my own golf clubs from components for 20+ years and play to a 15 handicap.So...needed new grips for an iron set reshaft and didn't want to break the bank. The currently wonderful economy (sarc) has killed my retirement, so I thought I'd take a chance on these as the price was good and didn't have many bad reviews overall. I used a set of shafts that were pulled from another set of irons I had previously reshafted; these shafts had the Golfpride CP2 Pro grips already on them. Dry fitted the heads-shafts for swingweight and tip-weighted accordingly. THEN I bought these Saplize hybrid grips in midsize (size based on other review comments) to change out the grips. Midsize worked out great!The only problem is these Saplize hybrid midsize grips are on average ~20 grams heavier than the CP2's, and the end result is a 4+ point lighter swingweight. The weight consistency of these grips was good, all within 2 grams, most were 76g, three were 75g, and one was 74g.The grips themselves feel really good; I think these will work out well. I haven't been able to hit the irons yet to see if the lighter swingweight will be an issue or not. If it is, I can always do the good old lead tape fix to adjust a little. Next time, I'll dry fit with the correct components.Some reviewers mentioned colors fading because of solvent. If you get solvent on the outside of a grip DO NOT RUB; just "dab" it off with a cloth and there will be no color fading/running. Also, I used my regular grip tape, not the tape that came with the grips...and plenty of solvent. I had no problems with installation.Overall, I think these will work out fine. They are not as high quality finish-wise as a GP, but they ARE less than half the price and still very playable!Durability is still a question, but at this price I can afford to change them out more often if needed.Overall, I am pleased with the Saplize Hybrid midsize and will probably buy again. If you need grips that are economical and still very playable you should give these try.

These grips have a nice grip and good feel

I’ve gotten the chance to use these a couple of times now and am impressed with the performance and feel of them. They are pretty much identical to name brand grips that are twice the price. I ordered the full kit with the replacement materials and they were good quality, easy to use, and made the process smooth and simple. I’m pleased with the purchase.

Very easy to install, simple and easy. They grips feel amazing and are what I was looking for in an oversized grip. The kit has everything you need to do your own install. I will update in the future if the grips wear out earlier than anticipated.

I replaced my old grips with these and they are nice and tacky. I get a good grip on the club now. It's a good value. You get the grips, tape, solvent and a hook knife to get your old grips off. I will say there is just barely enough solvent for all 13 clubs so don't waste any.

Have not had a chance to try the grips on the course, but application was easy and no color smearing or missing.