Description
F-1 Float Grips are made from ODI’s exclusive A.I.R.E. compound which infuses air into the grip reducing weight by over 30% and providing a slower rebound and response for improved comfort.
Additional information
| Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Defined Color | Red |
| Flange | No |
| Grip Shift Specific | No |
| Lock On | No |
| Shape | Round |
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