CFX Composite Carbon Fiber Grips - Foregrip
Product Details
Traditional foregrips with a straight taper for spinning and casting rods, may also be used as mid-grips on split-grip handles.
CFX Carbon Fiber Composite Grips
CFX grips begin with a proprietary carbon infused core material. It is the weight of traditional 4 lb urethane foam but has the density and strength of 7 lb. It is stronger, lighter, and more dense than any grip material available. What this means to you is the ultimate in energy transmission, far superior to cork, EVA, hypalon or other carbon fiber grips.
CFX grips have a buffed matte finish that is comfortable, easy to grip, and impervious to UV breakdown. The end result is a beautiful grip that is lighter and more sensitive than any rubber based handle, translating to more bites felt, more hook sets and more fish in front of the camera.
Dimensions - Tapered Foregrip
| Model | Length | I.D. |
|---|---|---|
| FG150 | 1.50" | 0.375" |
| FG225 | 2.25" | 0.375" |
| FG325 | 3.25" | 0.375" |
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Customer Reviews
I use these about 90% of the time on my builds. So far they hold up great. Rods I’ve built rods for people, they say they really like the feel of the grip. So far they are holding up, I built a fly rod about 3 yrs ago and they are holding up fine.
I really like these carbon fiber grips, they are very light and durable, they have a nice shine in the sunlight, I would recommend for the 2 inch one.
I used one of these on a swimbait rod build. Looks great and super lightweight.
Haven’t even taken them fishing yet and they already peeling. Not worth wasting your money ask other people who bought them and they experience the same thing.
I love the look of the carbon fiber after adding thread finish. It's definitely a lot easier to ream compared to cork. Definitely adds a more custom look.
