FIFTY-FIFTYMountain Bike Handlebar Grips, Single Lock-on MTB Grips, Comfortable and Lock On, Non-Slip Bicycle Handle, Fit for All Mountain, Enduro, Downhill

I think the handles are great. Perfect fit for my hand and add a nice touch of color to my bike. I saw a review that said they prevent hand numbness. I did not believe that but found that after using them my hand actually do not get numb anymore. Coincidence maybe but it seems to do the job. The end caps were a little tough to get in and broke on the first real crash but the grip is still nice

Great grips! Thanks!!

They were easy to install, look great, and are comfortable.

The only dislike that I have is just the fact that they're a little sticky when you bring them out of the package and installation is kind of difficult.when you're putting them on the little peg at the end is really stiff to get inside the handlebars so you have to use a rubber mallet or else it will be very difficult. the pros are that the grips are pretty cheap and they look nice and they're decently comfortable once you wear them in a little bit. Cons or that they're a bit difficult to put onto your handlebars and they're sticky when they arrive but the cons aren't really relevant because once you do the stuff they're perfectly fine.

Great

Grips feel great, the texture is awesome. You can really dig into these with gloves especially. I have been caught in the rain a couple of times with these and didn't feel any slippage whatsoever. Really nice clamps on them as well, I haven't experienced any rotation issues. I think these are the best-looking grips on the market and the performance leaves nothing to be desired in my opinion.

The grips seemed ok.. they are grippy and easy to install. But for me, the rubber compound felt a bit too hard and my hands got more tired/sore on rides quicker than some other grips I've used.

These are my favorite grips. They are a couple dollars more than the Ergons, but I feel it's worth it. I have used the Ergon grips, and the 50/50 grips feel better. They have little lips on the ends to keep your hands on, not to mention they look cooler. The end caps are also much better. The Ergon end caps only have 4 points of contact inside of the bar, but 50/50 contact the whole way around. The end cap in the 50s only came out once in 2 years when I had a bad crash. The Ergons came out my first ride when I clipped a tree, something that the 50s have never done. I am now happily buying my second pair after 2 years of hard use (and I could probably get 3 years out of them if I really wanted)In summary, the 50/50 cost a tiny bit more, but it does show when comparing to Ergons. The grip is good yet not harsh or hard.