Does anyone know how this grip compares to the gamma leather grip for feel and durability?
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I think it's instantly more tacky than the original leather grip. If you stretch the grip tightly while you're wrapping it over the handle, especially at the start on the butt end where I grip it, it seems to last long enough that I never worry about the cost of replacement. Also if you clean the handle after removing the original grip and let it dry, it seems to stick better. No more overgrips for me.
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Very durable grip with good tackiness that others have said is about as close as you can get to leather--although it doesn't add quite as much weight.
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I think it is a very cheap leather - but, you can't really tell. I've gotten compliments on it. It works for a thin grip, which is what i was looking for to be able to still use with one of my cases. There aren't many (any?) other options out there for a grip that doesn't protrude.
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If you have smaller hands you wont like the grips of the ff6. The Ontario sp6 (same great blade) will fit you better. Yes, I have both and the sp6 sells for less and handles better. I now have two sp6 and one ff6. More free advise-If you're looking at the ka-bar, the cold steel leatherneck handles better. (same reason)
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Hi Raymond. The fit is great and the grip is excellent. Gives it a sturdy feel.
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Under the "2" stars review, see what I wrote about the sheath. Looks to be the same knife. Purchased my a few years ago. Could be the wrong pic, I see they make a "black" version now. "Noir" could be the "Wilderness" or since they now have a "Noir" they could have labeled the stainless one the "Wilderness" if not purchased through the Hedgehog website. Again, looks to be the same knife from the pic I see. I do not remember if mine had the 7500 designation or not. If so it could be a different knife. Hope that helps.
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I haven't had the opportunity to give the new ones a try yet so I can't say which is a better choice btwn the two. I will say that the gripper glove is definitely a great glove to incorporate into workouts when your hands get truly sore, no matter what level of experience or strength you may have.
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I have the Nikon grip now. Like it but the thing is not sturdy.. it moves. no way to tighten more. I am about to return it and wait.
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I have the gerber and it is a very nice knife. It feels extremely good in my hand. And it's got a rubbery handle that wont slip out of your hand. And it comes very sharp. And it's a solid not flimsy
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i don't use a claw grip and i feel fine with it. I have the Bf4 version of this, so the top is sort of slippery, but the regular taipan has rubber over the center so it clings well to your hand.
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This one as well as my Gerber before seem to be OK. Never had an issue with being loose. Like the feel of this handle as well.
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Yes it has great grip even after months of use. I had my LCP in this holster all the time and it never "fell out" as it were. Great holster! I currently have my G42 in one. Highly recommend.
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This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you... » Read More This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. « Show Less
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the pathfinder school store. I have the leather one, and it's good. There is a kydex one available there as well, but I haven't tried it.
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Thanks for the info. I will also be buying the grip because I have bigger hands and would enjoy the longer battery life.
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I'm not sure what the LF feels like, however the SF is a light rubber coating. It isn't slick like most cases. It's more of a preference. I love it, because it provides more of a grip IMO.
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YES!!! It's really nice, not going to be disappointed, feels good, nice grip very convenient. I very satisfied, exceeded my expectations.
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I actually like the capsule feel, the material on the outside of the +'s is rubbery and grippy, inside the +'s is more smooth. The picture is pretty descriptive of it. I don't think is cheap feeling. Given that, if you want something 'tougher' i'd suggest something like urban armor.