Nice grips with a vibrant colours selection
"Nice-looking grips, easy to install, comfortable to ride!"
Thick Grips
Why Thick Grips?
More cushion and more comfort so you can ride more. The large 35mm diameter works great for riders with big hands or anyone looking for a more comfortable ride.
Durable Grip Ends.
A reinforced rubber compound at the grip ends helps prevent grips from tearing when you crash and keeps them looking fresh for longer. They’re also comfortable if you run your hands over your bar ends.
Get a Grip.
With grips, one size doesn’t fit all. We offer three distinctly different styles of grip in three diameters. 29mm Thin Grips are for precision and control. 35mm Thick Grips offer extra cushion. And our original 30mm Grip is right in between.
Overall rating: 4.8111887 / 5 from 143 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Thick Grips are designed to provide maximum grip and minimize arm pump with extra cushioning and a softer compound. Customers appreciate the perfect fit, great feel, and comfort, especially for larger hands. The consistent quality of the product is also highly praised.
Summary topics
- Fit: 9%
- Feel: 15%
- Quality: 5%
- Comfort for Larger Hands: 18%
- Thicker Diameter: 6%
Review topics: ["size","fit","color","issues","material","quality","feel","post","design","looks","comfort","works","grip","wear","control","hands","customer service","thickness","rubber","diameter","buy","compound","cushion","ridges","descents","match","pain","upgrade","ribs","selection"].
Review highlights
- "i like thick grips, they fit my hands perfectly, the details (thumb-area, finger ripples) are a great benefit." —
- "Great feel, fit, quality." —
- "Easy to install and feel great in my hands, Only a couple rides, but hands feel much better after downhills." —
Reviews
Just OK, not great.
"More durable and grippy than the old ESI foam grips and a bit more comfortable than the cheap double lock "ergonomic" amazon grips, but still make my hands numb on long gravel rides. Good think I've got aero bars to allow getting off my hands on straight stretches."
Good shock absorbing grips. You
"Good shock absorbing grips. You don’t notice them until you realize your last pair of grips were just junk that left your hands hurting. Worth the investment."
Finally Found My Grips!
"Well after 7 different pairs, I am finally happy with my One Up grips. As an older rider, I find that the grips need to be dialed in for your hands. The thick grips are perfect for my large hands. No pain after a long on ride on the trails. Cheers guys. So happy with them , I bought a second pair the next week."
great comfort for my hands.
"great comfort for my hands. Thick enough so that my bigger hands have something to hold onto."
Nice cushy grips love the
"Nice cushy grips love the oversized feel"
Comfortable grips
"The material used on this grips is good quality. It doesn't get sticky with the heat. The cushion it's just enough that the grip doesn't look bulky. I've been using them for 2 months and it works great."
Awesome grips
"Really grippy. Prevents knuckle fatigue from riding. On 2023 Trek EX-E 9. 8 XT Deore."
Awesome
"Nice large diameter grip. Fit my hands perfectly."
Love them.
"Game changer! Swapped out some really stiff grips and these grips made my ride so much more comfortable."
Q&A
FAQ
Is the color the same in person as it shows on the website?
We do our best to match the colours displayed on our website to the actual product in person, however, screen colour-profile variations and brightness/temperature settings, browser configurations, and ambient light, can create small variances in colour appearance. With this in mind, you can confidently base colour decisions on the product renders shown.
I'm finding the ends of my grips are spinning, do you have a solution for this?
OneUp grips have a core that tapers slightly at the ends. This helps hold them tight to the bar to avoid twisting. They do require a light hit with a hammer to fully seat onto your handlebar. If you find the grip is twisting, it is likely because it hasn't fully seated onto the bar. Loosen off the clamp bolt, give the end of the grip a couple hits with a hammer, and torque the clamp bolt back to 4Nm. That should resolve any twisting you're experiencing.
Does it matter what side they are on?
There is a left and right denoted by an R & L on the outer end of the grip.
What is the max torque for these grips?
Torque the lockbolt to 4Nm.
