Tapeless Installation: Detailed View

[@dgdg4097]

Nice job! I just tried this for something to do, I pulled a putter grip and reinstalled it on a different putter, worked great. I have installed new grips on many full sets, putters, wedges and drivers. Always did it the old way, cut the grip off, installed using solvent. Using air to pull the old grip was fast and easy. Thanks for the detailed information.

[@e.collins2768]

Bmx and mountain bike grips go on without tape just air or a quick drying lubricant like alcohol. The friction of rubber holds plenty tight. Only downside is once they get worn and allow moisture to get in they start slipping like crazy. I imagine this is also much more efficient if you're puting on hundreds of grips a day like this guy. Plus you can use your clubs as soon as you're done

[@doc2help]

Thanks for this. I am 72 and this year I am going todo my own regripping. Sadly your jumbo grips seem out of my price range. i just cannot justify 30 bucks a grip.

[@danjoe22]

talk about turning a simple operation into rocket science with expensive equipment. I use the air compressor I keep in the trunk of my car with no other equipment. I also use this method to remove the old grip so no need for a hook blade.

[@chadparker8198]

I just installed a pure grip with no tape at all. I did use solvent however. I can't see it coming off. One thing I will note however is that the end of the shaft could be sharp. Tape can make it less sharp. That could matter if you have a hard time getting it on or you do like I did and give it a final floor wack. All that did was make it a hole puncher:)

[@scottoconnell460]

Bang up job on the subtitles, guys

[@7kimchee]

Haha yeah their spelling looks like Siri was having a bad dictation day.

[@breeze7876]

Why wouldn't you use the air to remove the old grips and keep them intact for another club?

[@dawgnation4700]

I like grip solvent n tape u got alot of window to play with especially with a air compressor your screwed if you dont get the words align with the club

[@btomiuk]

It is ten times faster then re applying tape and using solvent. However you should never pull a knife blade towards yourself and you can also save the grip that is on the club with the tool.

[@nathanwillett3120]

your a bloody idiot mate! or just a fucking shit club repairer

[@raymonddu9051]

How they sell some real grips if they don’t cut your old shiet

[@user-bs3lh5xz9t]

where can you buy the green airline attachment in the UK?

[@Lefishn]

Why not blow old grip off to save? Isn't the point of your product to put grips on and off without damage?

[@taracurry8923]

Great question! You can, provided it's a PURE Grip installed using our installation method. If a grip is installed with tape and solvent, it has to be cut off and any tape residue removed before regripping.

[@craigmatthews1890]

where can i buy the green connector from please

[@fishingairman1]

Never cut towards yourself, especially with the hook blade. I understand this might be for the beginner and trying to not damage the shaft but if you do that, keep your body out of the way. Sometimes, the hook blade can slip since you are not use to the angle or the type of grip or the sharpness of the blade. Instead, try putting the golf shaft under your left arm with the golf club head behind you. The grip will face the floor. Insert the hook blade, into the tip of the grip and slowly let it cut through. Do not ever cut towards yourself!

[@alexvidu4517]

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[@dbt3477]

No glueing required?

[@Kurtman88]

You'll get grip slide without double sided tape.

[@Vast0ne]

Been doing my own clubs with painters tape for years and never once have had grip slide

[@Zoltrix89]

Im failing to see the benefit here over solvent to be honest. its not like the tool helped you save the old grip, avoid stripping damaged tape or even made the method "tapeless" as advertised. You just used air to slip a new grip over old tape that hasn't been reactivated with the solvent. Are your grips designed specifically to adhere or grip to old tape or no tape ? would the method truly work with no tape ?

[@PkGam]

After taking off the old grip like you'd do when changing grips, you can then change grips at will. So you could try different grips on your clubs without wasting any, nor using any solvent or tape. You could even change grips at will to change the feel of your clubs for whatever you're looking for on a given day if you have different grips. Dunno' if their grips are specifically made to do it without tape/solvent though. I presume not because I seen others use a similar air method on Golf Pride grips among other brands. So I guess rubber has a tremendous amount of friction in general to the point when it's on, the tension and the grip on the inside keeps it on.

[@mixter7x7]

considering in my profession i frequently use solvents and different types of adhesives i can say without any doubt- NOT using some type of solvent will prevent the tape from adhering properly to the rubber. personally i use an " adhesive promoter " ie 3m 94 adhesive primer on the shaft before applying tape. then i use the same- 3m 94 instead of the mineral base adhesive solvent when installing the grip. my grips are on so firmly you can't possibly re use neither the tape nor the grip ever again. they are both destroyed during the removal process as they were once bonded as 1 piece. it's a little extra work during cleanup, but you can really feel the difference during play.

[@vladimirlopez7840]

These grips are designed to not use solvent or tape. At this point their grips have proven themselves. I usually use golf pride but I have to re grip another set I have and will use these grips.

[@keatonsullivan9613]

So much for tape less

[@38zambrano]

yea no shit,lol

[@dawgnation4700]

I know whoever did my ben hogan grip did a shitty job I use to grip at macgregor so I know how to grip

[@ubb4me]

I just did an older Hogan wedge and found duct tape underneath the grip.

[@dawgnation4700]

That's crazy

[@nceebee6859]

So a perfectly good grip goes straight to landfill. Ex amount of equipment required. No thanks

[@robbrown6495]

Tapeless installation - yet there you are putting tape on, or keeping the old tape.

[@andrewc0128]

It can be done with tape, without tape, or even using painter's tape as he said in the video. Did you even listen to that part?

[@deep6thisdeep6this92]

lost me at "...we need an air compressor...". :)

[@SOLDOZER]

What a pain. I can instal my grips in my bathroom with grip solvent and a Golfsmith regripping tool in half the time you could messing with all that air compressor stuff.

[@ByGraceThroughFaith777]

John Rambo agree

[@Chris_the_golf_guy]

+John Rambo I believe he did it slowly so you can see. In my shop i use a standard air compressor (not the fancy installer tool he had) to install grips via air in about 15 seconds. I prefer the standard double sided tape when stretching a grip, however, because it adds more friction. I've had some in the past that have retracted after stretching when no double sided tape is used. Quality over quantity.

[@timl4987]

But removal tool requires a lot of force if tape is old and tend to leave residual tape inside grip. Not easy for many people to use.

[@JimmyGunXD556]

Any tool that sounds like someone's farting I'm in!!!

[@lawrenceling2901]

Using solvent is a lot cheaper than buying a compressor and all the tools.

[@milothompson23]

Use Canned air. PC Duster

[@jasonstrider79]

Sounds like a dog in its last throws

[@BADD1ONE]

one piece of tape 10cents. mineral spirits for one club 5cents. new grip 8$. knowledge on the old method of regriping free. watching you waste time priceless.

[@38zambrano]

soooooo...."tapeless" huh?

[@PkGam]

You can do it that way, yeah. As said in the video, you can remove all the tape and slide it on. Leaving old tape on or adding masking tape is just an option to build up the grip and make it thicker