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Primo Logo Grip

Over the past, I have used quite a few pairs of grips. I have trid some of the Primo Pro grips, Odi, and other ones that I can't remember the name to. Overall, I have only bought two pairs of the same grip, the Primo Logos. At first, I had a blue pair. They seemed to be a little slippery when wet, but when you put some gloves on, they would only let your hands move when you wanted them to. I had a blue bike then, and always have liked blue, but now have been moving towards a more blackish colour. You will see that when I get my new frame. Hint, hint. Tune in later for a review on a mystery frame! Anyway... When I grabbed the Black Primo Logos, I noticed a major difference. The compound seemed way softer, and when you wore the grips without gloves, they would always snag your palms. They didn't slip, wet or dry, but they did dir a little quicker. The compound would flake off in little specks on your hands if you wore them without gloves, but overall, they had no problems. I liked the feel of the colourful grip, and will probably scoop up another pair of those. I might try out some other Pro Grips, so be sure to check out those reviews later on. Overall, I suggest you get the colourful grips, even if you are into black like me. They offset detail will even itself out with performance. Yah... 10/10 for non-black. 8/10 black.