Trail One Components Farlow Gap Grips

Our Farlow Gap grips take what we love from our popular Hell’s Gate Grips as well as we listened to some feedback to create a “regular” thickness grip. Utilizing a tacky A20 rubber, we thinned down the main body of the grip to a 30.5mm diameter while also removing the inner ribs and flange. Last we took the palm pads and dropped the height by 0.5mm and reduced the underside finger ribs down to 2 ribs. This creates a thinner feeling grip while retaining the features that make us love the Hell’s Gate grip. The palm pads help provide some support and comfort on rough downhills and long days while the ribs on the underside help your fingers hold grip. We also retained the single clamp design with a tapered core, so you get a clean look and a rubber grip all the way to the edge of the grip, so your hand doesn't have any hard spots. While we love our Hell’s Gate grips, we know they might not fit every hand, so we took the feedback from our amazing customers and created the Farlow Gap grip to help more riders find the feel they want.

We are on a mission to make phenomenal products that support the sport of mountain biking. For every pair of The Farlow Gap Grips sold, we will donate $1 to Pisgah Area SORBA in Pisgah National Forest. We exist to support the trails we love & the people that take care of them.

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Designed in Ireland

Made in Taiwan

• Material: Tacky A20 grade rubber on grip surface, GFRP core, 6061-T aluminum lockring w/ 3mm bolt
• Length: 132 mm
• Main body diameter: 30.5 mm

Pisgah National Forest in Western North Carolina is known for endless miles of tough tech and all-day adventures. There's plenty of amazing offerings in Pisgah to keep you on your toes, but there's one trail that is guaranteed to take you to the limit: Farlow Gap. It's rocky, it's rooty, it's steep, it's awkward. And, if you can handle what gets thrown at you AND manage to keep the rubber side down, it's a whole lot of crazy fun. The Farlow Gap Grips were built for this stuff, so hold on tight!
-Brian Kennedy