Mountain bike grips from Red Monkey are made of silicone. Their advantage: they are designed to offer more grip, better damping and outstanding comfort. The grips are available in many colors, different diameters and in the three models "Kärv", "Cäm" and in the screw-on version "Klämpz".

The Red Monkey grips are said to have a softer silicone compound and a better extrusion process than other silicone grips. As a result, the denser inner layer vibrates with the handlebars, while the outer, more porous layer vibrates with the hand, giving them a vibration-damped grip.

Three times grippy

With the "Kärv", Red Monkey offers a classic grip that is available in three material thicknesses. This means that even mountain bikers with very small or very large hands have optimum grip on the handlebars.

The new multi-position Ergo grips "Cäm" are designed to be positioned in the way that feels most comfortable for the rider. Red Monkey believes that the ergonomic grip should not determine the rider's hand position, each rider has their own style.

The "Klämpz" is the only silicone grip that is attached to the handlebars using a screw clamp. This makes installation much easier, but at the same time offers all the advantages of the special dual-density silicone compound.

Silicone handlebar tape will soon be available from Red Monkey. These offer increased riding comfort, especially for cross-country and gravel riders. This is where a secure grip is particularly important, which is guaranteed thanks to the special silicone structure.

The Red Monkey mountain bike grips in detail

- 100 percent silicone, weatherproof material
- Highly vibration-damping silicone compound
- perfect for all types of riding from cross country to fat bike
- suitable for mountain bike handlebars with 22.2 mm diameter
- Colors: black, blue, red, orange, yellow, pink and many more
- Length: 133mm (5.25")
- Weight: from 54 grams (with end caps)
- Grip padding: 5, 6.5 and 9 mm
- Installation diameter: 30 - 36 mm

The Red Monkey grips and handlebar tape are now available in Switzerland from 23 francs.