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LoamLab Grips
LoamLab Grips
LoamLab Grips
LoamLab Grips
LoamLab Grips
LoamLab Grips

Grip - Single Clamp

Regular price $18 CAD $0 CAD Unit price per

A thin lock-on grip, with the comfort of a slide-on

Thin grips offer great performance, but normally leave little rubber under your palm.

By making the rubber eccentric to the bar, the top of the grip is level from end to end, without a raised pressure point normally found at the end of thin concentric grips, and places more rubber on top of the grip than the bottom.

By removing areas of the inner core, there's even more rubber under the heel of your hand where you need it most. The relief at the thumb forms a flexible pad allowing for a small amount of flex that absorbs chatter and vibration, resulting in a thin 29mm grip with unexpected comfort. 

Riding with the meat of your palm over the end of the bar has become the preferred way for many riders to handle their bike. Along with the flat top and thicker rubber at the end, we've made the grip a little shorter (115mm rubber) to suit this hand position better than longer grips. It offers more freedom for brake lever setup, while still allowing inboard hand positions.

Weight: 110g per pair
Diameter: 29mm

Also available in dual clamp with the LoamLab Counterpunch

Watch the animation below to see how the grip is designed.

Customer Reviews

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Allen Gleckner
Love them

Have them on both my bikes now. I like thinner grips and these fit the bill but great compound and fit the hand perfectly. I do think they help with hand fatigue too. A little fragile on the end with crashes but you can buy replacement grip only (not clamps) for a very reasonable price.

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Niko R
Handsdown favorite grip

I wrecked my previous grips ( that I also really liked) in the Bikepark last summer, and picked a set of these up at Revolution cause they were reasonably priced and needed an instant replacement. I never took them off. Grip is superb, and they feel nice comfort wise without the bulk of a thick grip. Just ordered two replacement sets online and could pick them up same day in Squamish!

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Aaron Lee
Great grips

I’ve been experimenting with various grips for literally decades. These are my favorite so far😄. The grip is good and the extra comfort is noticeable over rough sections.

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Jim Jordan
Awesome grips!

Absolutely love these grips. I ride with my hands at the very end of the bar and these grips are super comfy with tons of grip and a super thin profile. Highly recommend.

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Andrew Bike Guide
The LoamLab grips are amazing!!

I was not entirely convinced by my pre-trip, ride-along-the-street, “road test”, on my Norco Optic, so I decided to pack my old grips for a recent three day Chilcotin back country trip just in case my hands did not agree with my new LoamLab grips.

The excellent news is that the LoamLab grips are amazing!!

By the time I had ridden from Lorna Lake to the base of the hike-a-bike to Lorna Pass I was reasonably sure they were going to be my new best 'hand friends’. By the time we reached the bottom of the first long single track descent, from Lorna Pass, I knew it was going to be a beautiful and lasting relationship. The grips just continued to impress me for the three days of riding back country single track and some steep, dusty descents.

My second set of LoamLab grips are now on my Norco Sight (Whistler trail bike) and have had a week of proper Whistler trail testing (much rougher on the hands and body). They are incredible and offer very good dampening on properly rough trails. Thus far, the grips provide insane levels of grip, despite high levels of perspiration, in 22ºC to 34ºC conditions. They are tacky without leaving residue all over one’s hands.

They dampen exactly in the matter proposed by the animation. The extra rubber is where it is needed and there is just enough rubber for grip and dampening everywhere else. The cut outs, in the inner barrel, are obvious under the hand but in an unobtrusive manner and the smooth outer upper edge (on the end of the grip) feels great on the ulna pad (compared to other grips that might have a flare at the end of the grip). The end of the grip, whilst soft rubber, appears to be robust enough to survive tree strikes and repeated resting the bike on its side (this might just be a guide thing).

It will be interesting to see how they wear (my other grips, now the second best, gloveless grip in the world, are good for 1000 km) and how they perform in rain (we had several tiny showers but not enough to be considered a proper wet grip test) and the cold (I leave the gloves off until about 0ºC) but I have expectations that the LoamLab grips will pass those tests with flying colours. I haven’t needed to test them with gloves yet but I am sure that they provide excellent grip on any decent glove for those glove wearing riders out there.

So for anyone that needs a small diameter grip that really does behave like an outstanding, well dampened, super grippy, push on grip but with the convenience of a single lock ring grip these are the grips to fit to your bike.