Test / Grips for mountain bikers: The Ergon GA2 Fat is the more voluminous sibling of the popular all-rounder. With its extra rubber, it's designed not only to please riders with large hands but also to deliver solid damping. We tested how the increased circumference feels in practice and whether it lives up to its promise on the trail. Dimensions and… read more
Test / Grips for Mountain Bikers: With the Endure, Cube's own brand Acid delivers a grip clearly aimed at performance-oriented riders while also being budget-friendly. We tested whether the "race feel" for under 20 euros can be convincing on the trail and for whom the aggressive profile of the Acid Endure is suitable. Dimensions and shape: Acid Endure… read more
Test / MTB Grips: In the jungle of mountain bike grips, the Supacaz eGrip promises a perfect symbiosis of Californian design and anatomical relief. According to the manufacturer, it's specifically designed for e-MTBs, and this grip aims to win over even demanding touring riders with its sophisticated rubber compound and subtly ergonomic shape. In our test, we'll find out if… read more
Test / MTB Grip: The WTB CZ Control promises the perfect balance between ergonomic relief and the necessary freedom of movement of a classic round grip. We took a detailed look at whether the "Control Zone" concept works on the trail and for whom the investment of just under 30 euros is worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: WTB CZ … read more
Test / MTB Grip: The Truvativ Descendant grip from SRAM has to prove itself as a trail all-rounder, whether it masters the balancing act between direct feedback and comfortable damping, and for whom the investment in these robust lamellar grips is truly worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: Truvativ Descendant Diameter: 32 mm Length: 133 mm Weight: 104 g Available colors: 6 … read more
