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SQlab 711 Tech & Trail 2.0 Grips - Black
Description
The 711 grip is the perfect grip ergonomics for long distance and racing use on the sporty-oriented mountain bike. A well thought-out, highly ergonomic shape offers special grip security and comfort. The scope of delivery includes a pair of grips. The clamping moved during product development from the outside to the inside and is located only in the first (inner) third. This increases the damping and comfort on the outside of the hand. In addition, the outer contact surface was enlarged by all rules of the art, so that the comfort is on the level of a wing grip, although it is not. As round as necessary and as flat as possible: In the 711 grip, the contact surface is pressed flat on the outside, thus reducing pressure peaks many times over. The grip safety is supported by the Ergobar. This results in a flat, slightly angular underside of the handle and provides the perfect form fit. This allows the grip to be loosely guided and yet the bike can always be controlled. The advantages of the grip are especially noticeable at the end of a hard marathon, but they also increase the fun on long tours or crisp after-work laps. Performance enhancement through perfect ergonomics. Different rubber compounds ensure a perfect grip level and high comfort. We only use the best possible materials. This guarantees you a long service life and no sticking of the grip rubber. The individual grip width is crucial. With the 711 grip, the sizes differ in diameter and shape.
- Safe grip
- ergonomic shape
- Recommended use: MTB, e-bike
- Variants: S, M, L
- Length for all variants: 134.8 mm
- Diameter by variants: S = 98 mm, M = 103 mm, L = 112 mm
- Weight by variants: S = 128 g, M = 150 g, L = 186 g
Property
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 135 mm |
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