PURE Grips

[boogielicious]

14 hours ago, colin007 said:

You bastard, I didn't see this ARRRRGGGGHHHH

Golfworks still has them, but not at a reduced price.

PURE DTX Golf Grips - The GolfWorks

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The PURE DTX golf grip delivers a great simulation of a cord feel. a rough and tacky is great for any golfer.

 

[ChetlovesMer]

On 11/7/2023 at 9:12 AM, The Flush said:

70% Off now.

I just got my bride a new set of grips for 70% off. A complete set of standard wraps in a lovely shade of green. She was due to have her clubs regripped and the timing on this couldn't be better. 

[colin007]

On 11/9/2023 at 6:25 AM, boogielicious said:

Golfworks still has them, but not at a reduced price.

PURE DTX Golf Grips - The GolfWorks

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The PURE DTX golf grip delivers a great simulation of a cord feel. a rough and tacky is great for any...

 

Idk why I was even catastrophisifisizizing anyways, I won't need new grips ever with the way these things never seem to wear out

[The Flush]

75% off now, or at least for Black Friday.

Looks like only bright colors with no logo left.

[iacas]

45 minutes ago, The Flush said:

75% off now, or at least for Black Friday.

Looks like only bright colors with no logo left.

Some undersize, some midsize, some putting grips.

[The Flush]

Looks like Pure is officially gone now.

 

They were advertising 90% off of whatever they had left yesterday.

[retoid]

Are there any alternative grips that are similar to the Pure Grips DTX?
Got to try a friends club recently with one of these grips and it felt really nice. Haven't been able to find any others like it yet.

[saevel25]

On 3/24/2024 at 2:12 AM, retoid said:

Are there any alternative grips that are similar to the Pure Grips DTX?
Got to try a friends club recently with one of these grips and it felt really nice. Haven't been able to find any others like it yet.

I do not think so. No one really uses the material make up they do. Which, to their own downfall, made their grips too durable. You probably won't find any golf grips that give that texture. 

[iacas]

11 minutes ago, saevel25 said:

I do not think so. No one really uses the material make up they do. Which, to their own downfall, made their grips too durable. You probably won't find any golf grips that give that texture. 

I think Star Grip, which may have been where PURE came from and which still exists, uses pure rubber: 

Collections – Star Grip

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Star Grip is a premium high performance golf grip made in the USA, using the highest quality materials and advanced manufacturing techniques for the tightest possible tolerances. All of our grips carry an unrivaled...

No DTX-like grip, though.

[retoid]

1 hour ago, iacas said:

I think Star Grip, which may have been where PURE came from and which still exists, uses pure rubber: 

Collections – Star Grip

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Star Grip is a premium high performance golf grip made in the USA, using the highest quality materials and advanced manufacturing techniques for the tightest possible tolerances. All of our grips carry an unrivaled...

No DTX-like grip, though.

Thank you for the suggestion, I'll look into these. Though that texture of the DTX was what really grabbed me.

 

 

1 hour ago, saevel25 said:

I do not think so. No one really uses the material make up they do. Which, to their own downfall, made their grips too durable. You probably won't find any golf grips that give that texture. 

What a bummer, pretty sad if that's the reason for their downfall. You'd think that would be more appealing to more golfers to want to buy them.
How often would you say the average golfer is going to replace grips if using something like Winn or Golf Pride?