Customer Reviews

Salsa Pepperjacks Grips

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I love pepperjacks. They're durable, comfy, and grippy. Also they're a bit longer than most grips, which I really like. I've mauled a lot of similar grips, but pepperjacks are hard to kill. They are open ended and ship with an end cap, which make them easier to put on and take off than a closed grip like ourys. The dual density rubber pattern is awesome, it makes sure your hands stay put and I find it very comfy. On the cushy scale these are slightly firmer than odi cush and ourys. I use them both with and without gloves, no complaints either way.

Very happy with the whole ordering and shipping process. Very good product. My son is using them on his Razor Scooter. Much better than the foam originals that came with the scooter. ONLY PROBLEM IS THE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING THEM ON!!!

Package arrived on time and is now awaiting Christmas gift giving time. Color is great and they will hopefully go onto the new razor scooter easily. My daughter requested this item because she knew that they would be perfect based on prior purchase for first razor a few years ago.

this is the moast dliciuss grips in the world lol jk hahahah losers jk they are realy comfy and last for a long time

My son's razor scooter grips were falling apart - guess that's what happens when they put foam grips on. So, I searched on Amazon for new ones. I knew I didn't want foam, so we went with these. It did say that they would work with Razor. They are extremely hard to get on - which is OK since you don't want them falling off. However, they are too long. They stick out about an inch and a half. We haven't put them to an outdoor test, but I'm imagining the end that sticks out beyond the actual handle will be cut from the metal rubbing. The end caps that come with the grips do not stay in - they're not essential, but do give it a nice finished look. Perhaps they can be glued in? For the price, they work well, but I guess next time, I'll ask for measurements.