Ergon GA2 Fat MTB All-Mountain Bike Grips – Ergonomic, Adjustable, Soft German Rubber for Trail, XC, Freeride & Bikepacking

Very satisfied! These have just a tad more softness or "give" than the previous pair, which only started to bother me when my glove pads wore down, but these saved the day (I will get new glove soon too anyway!). Another advantage of these over the older pair they replaced is these are soft all the way out to the far edges My previous pair had a second screw and ring at the outer edge, which few grips have and which was much less comfortable. As long as you are always careful to tighten down the screw properly, one is enough (most grips have only one screw and ring to secure them to the handlebars. If you have two screws, at least one better be tightened down properly or a serious accident can result (the need to always properly tighten the screw(s) is true with any pair of grips, of course). Lastly, these grips also have a very slight oblong shape and some indicators so you can adjust them to where you like it the best.. (I think the zero position works fine for me.)

I have now installed Ergon grips on three different bikes. In every case, they are easy to install, super comfortable, high quality, and last a long time. The product is made in Germany, not rolled off of some miserable sweatshop in China. Buy quality products and you will never be disappointed.

My whole family loves the brand and we use these grips exclusively on all out bikes both E-MTB and Cross country.

These are by far the best grips I've ever run. They have made a huge different in hand and arm fatigue on long descents for me. I've been running these on my enduro and dh bikes for about 3 years now and won't run anything else. They also last a decently long time...I ride my enduro bike 3-6 days a week March-December and have been getting close to a full season out of a set of grips.The end plugs are garbage and fall out all of the time like others mentioned. The grips are so good that I don't see the plugs as an issue though. I bought some Odyssey bmx plastic plugs and the problem was solved. They take a beating and add minimal weight:https://www.amazon.com/Odyssey-143449-ODYSSEY-Ends-Black/dp/B000QSY0D4/ref=sr_1_3?crid=QSG5BUIOYSL0&keywords=odyssey+bar+plugs&qid=1652294644&sprefix=odysseybar+plugs%2Caps%2C90&sr=8-3

Just bought a new bike and the grips were way to small for an XL bike, bought these to replace them. They feel good and don't fatigue my hands nearly as fast as the smaller grips did. I also didn't notice much loss in feel of the bike. However, one flaw is the lack of texture or siping, this means when your hands get sweaty they will be slick, so if you don't have gloves, you should definitely consider buying some along with these. Definitely some of the better grips I've used though.

I've tried a lot of larger diameter grips for my bigger hands. Oury, Odi Rogue and even the Wolftooth fat paw. I thought I had settled on the fat paws but I started to miss the texture of normal rubber grips. Plus those, were almost too fat and felt a bit vague on the trail. I noticed my steering and grip didn't feel that precise with them and besides, they are not durable if you hit into a tree. Just tried these Ergon GA2 fat and they seem to be pretty good. They are noticeably thicker than average grips but have a nice feel without being vague on the trail. Good cushioning and grippy texture too.UPDATE: Yeah, end plugs do fall out if you bump into any tree or branch, so pay attention if you touch your bar ends on anything and pick up your cap. I've gorilla-glued my caps in which helps but they still aren't firmly in there. Great grip though.

Been riding the extra Fatties for a couple years now always happy with them. The single lock holds them well.

i have xl hands and these grips made it much more comfortable to ride in the woods