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Can anyone offer some advice how to build up these grips? I have pretty large hands and want something bigger for my right hand (I'm right-handed). I've heard I can just slap a couple layers of blue painter's tape over my old tape. Is this the best way? Will the grips go on as easily if I build it up? I bought the blue ones btw... Probably should have got a midsize, I know.
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I have the opposite question. I am 'aqua' on the ping grip scale which I think means an undersized grip. I just got some ping eye 2s with the microtaper shaft.I think its .600. I want to put some pure grips. To get to my size should i use the 580 grips or the 600 and how much tape?
I'm thinking the 600 with just one layer of tape would be closest?
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Can anyone offer some advice how to build up these grips? I have pretty large hands and want something bigger for my right hand (I'm right-handed). I've heard I can just slap a couple layers of blue painter's tape over my old tape. Is this the best way? Will the grips go on as easily if I build it up? I bought the blue ones btw... Probably should have got a midsize, I know.
Yep, you can add some blue painter's tape on it to build it up. I put some on my 7 iron to try out, no problems. Didn't like the size, so I took it off again. The grip came just as easily on and off with the tape without glue on the outside.
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Last fall I changed the grips on all my clubs to Pure, and really liked the feel. Then throughout this spring I've changed to different clubs, upgrading my irons first, then the driver, and finally the 3W. My wedges and hybrid still have the Pure grips, but I also ended up with a potpourri of grips on the other clubs, including Mizuno m21 Golf Pride, Golf Pride VDR, and New Decade. When new I honestly don't feel that big of difference between them and it doesn't bother me feeling different grips throughout the set.
However, as they have worn I've notice quite a difference between all of them. The Pure grips are the oldest and being on the wedges they're also probably the most used with all the practice, but they still feel just like new. They're still tacky, show no wear, and a quick wipe with a towel leaves them feeling great. Second oldest are the m21 on the Mizuno, and the more-used clubs are showing some signs of wear in the patterning, and they also aren't quite as tacky anymore; they can be brought back with more aggressive towel cleaning, but the rubber seems to be hardening just slightly. The VDR never did feel quite as tacky, but at about 4 months old it is also not responding as well to cleaning. The New Decade is only a month old now but I've found it hardest to keep feeling good; the rubber compound is harder and it just doesn't feel as comfortable.
I really do like that the Pure grips still feel pretty much just like new even 9 months later with more use than any of the others. They have a great combination of firmness and tackiness, don't seem to wear at all, and clean up easier than anything else I've tried. Add in their super-easy installation and I really can't imagine a better grip on the market. Love 'em, and I've just ordered a full set of new Pure grips to replace everything else.
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I really do like that the Pure grips still feel pretty much just like new even 9 months later with more use than any of the others. They have a great combination of firmness and tackiness, don't seem to wear at all, and clean up easier than anything else I've tried. Add in their super-easy installation and I really can't imagine a better grip on the market. Love 'em, and I've just ordered a full set of new Pure grips to replace everything else.
What color did you get?
I put them on my clubs as soon as I get them. Currently I have the green and some whites.
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The new ones I ordered are white. Although I'm a bit of a traditionalist, the New Decade on my 3W is white and I like the look, so I thought I'd give it a try across the set. My black Pure grips seem to clean up very quick, so I figure white won't look too grungy too quickly. I was tempted to mix it up a bit with multiple colors, but went with a boring monochrome scheme instead. One problem with the Pure grips is that they last a long time so you'd better like the color because you aren't going to have to change them out very often!
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Too bad they discontinued the original black/yellow combination. I'll put Pure on new clubs in a few weeks, and it would be nice to have them match the rest of the bag. I might scramble together enough lying around and from clubs I don't use anymore. I considered other colors, but I prefer the black main color.
Email Wes. I can almost guarantee you he will make you a set of black with yellow paint fill. They can and will do just about any color combo of paint fill. And they have some pretty awesome grip color combos they can do too. He's working on a set of pro's for me in a white and blue streaked combo with white paint fill.
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I've been gaming two of these grips on my Scratch 8620's for over a year now. They are still just as tacky as new. As much as these suck when they get wet, they are too good when they are dry for me to even think of swapping them out. And like some people have said, just keep them dry. really not that big of a challenge.
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We saw Pure was coming out with customized versions at the PGA Show a couple months ago, and it was awesome of Pure to send me these. Also in case you haven't seen is be sure to check out the custom 5SK grips, available for pre-order
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We saw Pure was coming out with customized versions at the PGA Show a couple months ago, and it was awesome of Pure to send me these. Also in case you haven't seen is be sure to check out the custom 5SK grips, available for pre-order
Those are awesome!
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We saw Pure was coming out with customized versions at the PGA Show a couple months ago, and it was awesome of Pure to send me these. Also in case you haven't seen is be sure to check out the custom 5SK grips, available for pre-order
I was going to inquire with you guys about the "5SK" logo, and whether or not it's in addition to the "Pure" logo, or instead of. Based on your grips here, I'm guessing it's instead of. I ask because I was realizing that if they were both on there, it would probably be really hard to put the logos down if they were all around the club. :)
Hey, I notice that that Pure makes Putter grips as well. Do they work the same way as the regular grips - no tape and glue, just air? Also, do you guys use them and/or recommend them?
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I was going to inquire with you guys about the "5SK" logo, and whether or not it's in addition to the "Pure" logo, or instead of. Based on your grips here, I'm guessing it's instead of. I ask because I was realizing that if they were both on there, it would probably be really hard to put the logos down if they were all around the club. :)
Hey, I notice that that Pure makes Putter grips as well. Do they work the same way as the regular grips - no tape and glue, just air? Also, do you guys use them and/or recommend them?
The grips are customized where the "PURE" logo would normally be. Sorry, I guess I didn't shoot a photo of the "back" side of the grips. And with a 5SK grip, you want to show off the logo, right??? :D
I like my round putter grips, thank you veddy much.
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