Single clamp and zonal pattern for a locked in feel
Format
Worldwide shipping
We ship anywhere in the world with competitive rates from UPS and FedEx. Alternatively you can pickup right here at Chromag HQ.
Warranty
All of our components are backed by our 2 year warranty.
After that, we still have your back with our crash replacement program.
key features
Get to grips with our handles.
Essentially, durometer is a measure of hardness. The lower the number, the softer the material.
Keep an eye out for this in the "specs" section.
Some models are available in our Supa Soft compound which measures at 9a.
Our grips have 3 distinct clamp styles;
single, double & none.
You may or may not have strong feelings about which style to run.
Our grips are available in a wide range of colours to suit your style and match the rest of your bike.
(Even if your style is all black everything.)
Grip FAQ's
Almost certainly! Our grips will fit on any bar with a 22.22mm diameter (where the grips sit).
All MTB bars (and most others) are 22.22mm.
You can! Find them here.
Generally speaking, the softer the grip (lower durometer number), the quicker it will wear out.
To mount non-lock-on grips, we recommend placing some cable ties (approximately five) inside the grip with the clasp at the outer edge of the grips. Slide the grips on - the zip ties should allow a smooth and easy installation. Once the end of the grip is flush with the end of the bar, use pliers to pull the zip ties out, one at a time, from the grips. Voila!
Compressed air is also an option.
You can read the full user guide here, but the main points are:
• Follow handlebar torque specs.
• Make sure the grips are on all the way, especially for single clamp models. Lightly tap with a mallet if unsure.
• Never use hammer-in style bar end plugs in carbon bars.
As one of three touch points connecting you to your bike, the choice of grips matters as it influences how secure and comfortable you feel as you barrel...
Customer Reviews
I must have tried 5 or 6 different grips and these are by far my faves. I love how my fingers fall into the grooves on the bottom. I do find they ware a bit fast but that the price of such a soft and comfy grip.
The grips are standard now on all my bikes (different problem). They don’t wear quickly, are super comfortable and not too tacky. The plastic end keeps me from accidentally scratching the vehicle leaving the garage and the clamp makes for easy and secure install. Love em!
I have had different grips in the past to compare and I have settled home on these awesome grips! They are perfect. Reason#1- Being a proud weight weenie- I like that it only has one aluminum clamp. Reason#2(my favorite reason)- The plastic end cap which is one piece with the grip makes it a great protector when it strikes trees and the ground. The end cap protects the rubber grip from being shredded. I don't know why most grip ends are made one with the rubber on the hand grip. It is bound to get shredded unless the rider never crashes or hits trees. I like the various colors too. Way to go Chromag !
Format
This is my third pair of chromag grips and they are by far the best grips , quality is excellent!!
I like those grips because they have space for the last two fingers, they don't slip and fell good on your hand. I recommend rthem!
Great feel for gloveless riding and gloved riding. Love that they come in purple. Super durable too!
I can't really say I'm a grip connoisseur but I will say these things are my favorites. They look nice, they feel nice, they don't feel harsh, they keep my hands in a neutral and leveraged position. They're called format grips probably because they feel like they form to your hands. I hesitate to rave too much because I'm hoping they're available in the future as needed. Glad to see others reporting that they last too.
