grip Old vs new lamkin crossline or GPMC

[Drache]

Hello!

I'm looking to change from standard size grip to midsize. I have played NDMC for a few years now and i think they are alright/good.
I looked around on a few forums and found that people liked the crosslines and i thought about giving them a go. The thing is i also read that the new crosslines isn't as good as the old ones?
I'm afraid that the good things i have read about the crossline only applies to the old crossline.

I'm also looking at some MC PLATINUM which looks good but i'm not sure they are worth twice the crossline.

These are the two i'm considering:

Lamkin crossline or MC platinum

Which ones would you go for?

Thanks in advance.

 

 

[Piz]

I've been using mid-sized grips since the late 20th century.  When Avon stopped making the X-Air, I switched over to Golf Pride Tour Velvet.  They are durable, inexpensive, and can stand a good scrub.  They are also fairly light.  I did put a CP-2 on my hybrid and I like it a lot...just not enough to swap out the others.

[chilepepper]

I had the Lamkin midsize crosslines on my previous set of clubs. I installed them about 2.5 years ago, looked just like the ones in your link. Not sure if there was a compound difference between several years ago and 2017. My take...

they wore well, 2-3x a week play plus practice.

felt secure, even when wet with rain gloves on

 

[jamo]

I use the GP MCs in midsize throughout my bag, but a few times I've gotten Lamkin Crosslines installed stock on a few clubs and I was impressed. They were very cord-ish for not having cord. I can't speak to any recent changes they made though.

I think I'd go with the MCs, but you'll have to weigh how much the cost means to you.

[David in FL]

If you already like the GPMC's, why risk a fairly expensive mistake in the hope that the grass might be greener.

Change simply for the sake of change...?