Ergon GA2 Fat Lock On Grips
Ergon GA2 Fat Lock On Grips
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The Ergon GA2 Fat Lock-On Grips are a thicker version of the popular All-Mountain GA2! Appealing to riders with big hands or for people who want more damping and hand comfort. With an ergonomically optimised form, these grips require less force to be used when gripping which helps to reduce arm pump. The GA2 Fat grips give you the confidence to let it rip on the toughest trails.
Who's this item for: Riders with larger hands or those that prefer the extra damping characteristics that a thicker grip provides.
Mounting style: These are a single clamp lock-on grip.
Material: The grips make use of an extra-thick, super-soft, UV stable rubber compound that is exclusively manufactured in Germany for Ergon.
Pattern: The grip shape and pattern are ergonomically designed to match the shape of the hand.
Features: Right and left specific grips that are ergonomically designed to match the shape of the hand. Single clamp lock-on grip with replaceable end plug.
Soft / firm: Super soft and thick rubber compound developed and manufactured in Germany.
End caps: The grip surface extends all the way to the outer edge of the grips with a fully integrated grip end connected to the inner core. There are no end caps.
Diameter: These are the fat version of the GA2 grip and have a 33mm diameter to suit larger hands.
Length: 136mm
Weight: 135g per pair
Pros: Ergonomic shape positions your hands at the optimum angle and requires less force to hand on so you should feel fresher and get less arm pump with these grips.
Cons: The ergonomic shape means that you might need to play around with the positioning a bit to ensure that your hands end up in the right spot to comfortably reach your controls.
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- IgorI recommend this productRated 5 stars11 months agoA great grip, reduces fatigue, think twice if your hand is big enough for fat grips
Indeed, this grip reduces hand fatigue significantly. You can actually feel that this grip provides an extra degree to your handlebar back sweep - good if your bar is too straight. A bit thicker than a normal one and this took some time to get adjusted to.
I went to Ergon website where they have a grip selector, one enters their hand circumference and the website will recommend fat grip or normal one.
In my case I was in between sizes and fat grip seems normal but I think that I wouldn't have any issues with normal sized grips.
Was this helpful? - LloydVerified BuyerI recommend this productRated 5 stars11 months agoGood grip for large hands
Switched from ODI Rogues, very happy. These allow you to grip right on the edge of the bars. My hands feel great and I'm enjoying riding without gloves for the first time.
Was this helpful? - DanielI recommend this productRated 5 stars11 months agoExactly as described!
Looks lovely in red. Fantastic grip levels and hard wearing. Comfortable and reduces fatigue with the (slightly) larger grip diameter. Great if you have larger hands.
Was this helpful? - JohnboyI recommend this productRated 5 stars11 months agoAbsolutely amazing grips
Previously have used ODI Rogues with good results. Wanted to try something different and these Ergon GA2 Fat grips have been excellent. With the rogues I was always aware of my hands gripping the grips, with the GA2 Fat grips I don't even think about my hands on the grips. These are amazing, I find I am not strangling the grips like I used to. These are thick on the outer and definitely feel different initially, but feel normal pretty quick. I don't have the biggest hands (size large glove) but these grips have been a revelation.
Was this helpful? - Jordy - Staff R.I recommend this productRated 4 stars1 year agoPhat
After experiencing my hand's cramp almost instantly on the stock grips that came with my bike, I decided to give these bad bois a go.
I wear XL gloves and even then, the thickness felt odd at first. After a few runs, I realised that the weird feeling was comfort.
My fingers were no longer wrapping too far around the bars and placing excess pressure on the joints.
The only reason they lose a star is that the vibrant red does develop darkened "black" patches after regular use and wear. Would happen with any grip but is worth considering when choosing a colour.
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