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[shazz]

yes, i like the feel, and also in my opinion is the most underrated grip out there, as it is doesn't allow for any large movements in any direction.!

[Played and Missed]

yes, i like the feel, and also in my opinion is the most underrated grip out there, as it is doesn't allow for any large movements in any direction.!

Yeah i use them as well, at the moment i have a normal grip underneath and a coiled grip on top, because the handle isn't very big.

[Tumo]

1, Ribbed, for extra feel and sensations when cover driving, and eliminates all rub between two.

More innuendo in that than I can deal with! Haha

[justnotcricket86]

1, Ribbed, for extra feel and sensations when cover driving, and eliminates all rub between two.

Am I the only one who noticed this filth haha

Other than Tumo - didn't see your post mate

[shazz]

sorry, had to be done! the 12 year old in me kicked in.

[19reading87]

Looking back at this topic and made myself laugh. Surely it depends on handle thickness rather than preference. That's my opinion anyway....

[19reading87]

2 chevrons, it makes sure the handle isn't too thick.

Very true mate, just like KP.

[Bulldog Cricket]

Always used to use 2 but now just one thick spiral or a double chevron. Like having 2 grips but less chance of the grips twisting and slipping against each other. Also cheaper.

[19reading87]

Are the double chevrons decent??

[wilkie113]

Reds your just gonna have to get a load of grips and see which one suites you best

[19reading87]

Haha I'm an octopus man mate

[Bulldog Cricket]

Are the double chevrons decent??

Yes reds I think they are great.  If you like chevron but prefer it thicker then these are the way forward.

[wilkie113]

I've only ever used an octopus once, and it just tore to pieces lol

[Huffy67]

I know I'm bumping an old thread but I normally have only one grip on my bat but my new bats handle is pretty thin and also it's a low sweet spot as I'm a driver so to help pick up I want to put on another grip, how do you do this.... I know it's a dumb question but do you just use a cone or is there another special way for adding a new grip over another?

[sarg]

Cone. Nothing special. New grips won't tear.