Ergon Grips GA2 Fat

GA2 Fat grips demonstrate the same features as GA2's I had last year - they are a comfortable grip and have good traction. Featuring a tapered shape and ergonomic design, they are very comfortable to wear. Similarly, when you ride with the GA2s, you need to adjust them until they fit your hand while you are in your preferred riding position by rotating them on the bar. You'll find that the grip comfort is excellent once you find the right grip position, and that applies to the GA2 Fats as well. This is the most notable difference between the GA2 Fat and the GA2 (33mm total for the FAT versus 30mm for the regular GA2), something I immediately liked considering that I considered the original GA2s to be a little smaller than They are perfect for my needs, for which I can find no fault with the GA2 Fat grip.

Marcel Kerr

| Apr 06, 2021

The pros are This bar end still hasn't fallen off because it's thick and tacky, not heavy, and it's single lock*It's made of plastic with a press fit that's not falling off The cons are Once you try these grips, you'll never go back to thin grips. The bar ends have a single lock and they are press fitted in plastic. The fat grips on ESI products are awful. Once you get it molded to your hand, it is way too stiff. And even then, it is not very comfortable. There were several other "fat" grips which were both comfortable and grippy, but none were comfortable or grip-worthy. There's a lot of smart stuff made by Ergon. It's perfect for those who don't have a lot of hands It is difficult to hold small items. They're made of rubber that is perfect for grip and comfort. Even better, it gets sticky after washing. These aren't going to slip from your grasp. I think the only concern is that they're going to wear out a bit more quickly than normal grips. But since they're thicker, I'm not sure how that will affect things.

Caden NORTH

| Jul 31, 2020

The grip is amazing and I cannot recommend it highly enough. On my new Giant bike, I replaced the original grips with these and they made a world of The Ga3 had been used before and I really liked them, but I wasn't too happy with the angle setting. In spite of these, however My riding did not cause any fatigue at all. I would like to be clear As I have XL hands, I'd hold on tight to the handlebars on steep trails or downhills with steep drops. When I followed a trail like that, my forearms would be sore and my fingers would be numb from gripping the skinny rods. are great and work great. It works great for my needs because it has a large diameter and many cushions.

Lyra Walters

| Sep 23, 2020

Although I haven't got big hands (wear a size M glove), I don't think they're too large. It has the same ergo shape as the regular grips, but it is about 2mm thicker on all sides. My quick ride already tells me these will be more comfortable to grip as well as provide more cushioning thanks My review will be updated after I ride it a few more times. In case you were curious, the regular GA2s taper from 32mm at the outside to 30mm at the center. grips of the GA2 Fat measure 34mm wide and taper to 32mm wide.

Marina Pham

| Jun 28, 2021

This product is a great fit for my Ergon Fat Bat bike. I bought the Ergon GA2 Fat grips for it. I have tried other locking grips that were good, but just felt too This grip fits perfectly on my extra large gloves and is great for people who prefer more grip when hanging onto things. So far, I have not had any problems with slipping after tightening the lock screw to the specified torque. So far, I have not experienced any issues with the end plug coming off after whacking the end of the grips from trees. No one has ever complained about my sweaty hands or wet hands in the summer when I do not wear gloves. You get a great grip with these!.

Kailey Wheeler

| Dec 28, 2020

For my bigger hands, I have tried a number of grips with larger diameters. It has even been said that Odi Rogue and Wolftooth fat paw have similarities. The fat paws seemed to be the perfect option for me at first, but I began to miss the grip of the They felt a bit vague on the trail as well, almost as if they were a bit fat. With them, I noticed that my steering and grip did not feel as precise, and they did not feel as durable if you hit into trees. I just tried these Ergon GA2 fats, and they seem to be a good fit. The grips' thickness is noticeable, and even though they have a nice feel on the trail, they don't seem vague. There is also good cushioning and a grippy texture.

Malayah Hopkins

| Sep 18, 2020

As a consequence, I am no longer required to wear gloves when I ride. I was most pleased with how simple it was to install, taking me only two minutes to slide them on and tighten them It is a sporty red color that I like. I'm not quite sure why they feel better than the stock grips, but the rubber is a bit softer and the grip itself is a bit larger. Their durability is a great advantage for me when I bike to work. This recommendation comes from me.

Albert Reyes

| Jan 01, 2021

I have never found a pair of MTB grips as comfortable as these. They provide just enough support to keep hands from fatigue, but a fat enough to trim arm fat I am pumping. Although they are heavy, it is not so much as to have a negative effect on them. It's been a little over 2 years since I got them on my Transition Sentinel. In my opinion, they are still in pretty good shape, although some wear leads me to believe that some time next year I will replace them. Overall, I have been very I might have a problem if the endcaps fell out and were lost, but just about any generic endcap can be used It may be used to cap the jar.

Jayda Bryan

| Nov 07, 2020