Have bought grips from Ebay (which weren't genuine Golf Pride). Have changed them after 2 full seasons of golf, and plenty of range sessions. Still plenty of life left in them, only changed my grips because i fancied a change. For circa £50-£60 for the lot. it's money well spent in my book.
I fitted these MCC+4 grips last January (paid £38ish), playing 2-3 times per week on average and if you include range sessions a tad more than that. They've easily lasted the season, and there's probably at least another 6+ months life left in them. I'll order another set soon for when I feel these need renewed.
Loving this sort of series of videos, would be good to maybe do a quick test of the new grips versus a new real one both dry and damp (spray them) on a sim and see if there is any difference from the start, then do an update every 3 months.
Great content, I am very curious if some of these items on aliexpress are in fact real authentic items due to the fact that most items are manufactured over seas. I took a look and some items really do look exactly the same and just don't have the brand stamped on them. Maybe some of these are in fact the real deal and don't have the large mark up of house hold names. Would be awesome if you guys cut a grip in half and compare to real thing. Keep up awesome work guys.
I bought a SuperStroke Fatboy putter grip from Temu and if someone can tell the difference from a genuine one then hats off to them. Superb quality for the price. Even if i have to replace in a year then im still quids-in
Good to watch that, I was gonna order one off those Scotty Cameron putter grips but was told not to download the temu app, not sure why. But for putter grips and accessories like you've been buying, looks to be a good deal. Be good to see how you's get on with the iron grips.
I think for durability, get at least 20 rounds in. I could have grips on my clubs for 2 months and not use them, not see wear. I think rounds played would be better metric, can figure in practice, too.
I recently got 13 multi compund align grips off temu for £23.....cost me £36 to get them fitted and they feel absolutely fantastic!! So im £59 in and getting them fitted at local range id be £195??? They are rubber at end of your golf club even if i change them ever season itd take nearly 4 season for same price....and real grips only lasted me a season and a half??? No brainer tbh
What I have discovered, is they do actually supply genuine products as well as fake! A brand sent me a product to test, and they gave me discount codes for Amazon and ALIEXPRESS. I couldn’t believe it, I thought everything they sold was fake!
cool sounds great have to say your videos now are the talk of my golf club with the range finders and cheap grips. I know 3 people that did the deal on Amazon you setup for the rage finder and I am loving mine @@garymartingolf
The grips I play retail for about £6-£10 depending on the time of year and whether or not they're on sale. I can't bring myself to buy anything golf related from anywhere other than an authorized dealer or directly from my coach.
I bet I can regrip all your clubs in your bag with temu or ali express grips and you would shoot the same or maybe even better. I can't tell the difference and my club face can't either.
The grey grip is an immitation mcc +4 . The red one looks like an immititation mcc grip. The +4s are non tapered...the others are tapered. I also think the +4s only come in blue and grey . I think you are not comparing like for like..
They’re both an imitation of a MCC +4. If it looks tapered, that’s because is poorer quality. I’m guessing you work for ALI EXPRESS and you don’t like a unbiased reviewed 😆.
It might be possible those grips are labeled the same size but through the Golf Pride official site the MCC +4 grips are available in four different sizes undersize, standard, midsize, and Jumbo.
@@EstevesFL I appreciate that, but the size is etched into the butt of the grip, so you can’t mistake the size. The ali express ones are just more undersize (stamped standard). It wasn’t just the size, these we’re definitely two different qualities of impersonated grips.
@@petekenny3774the people who buy real ones (scratch golfers) are already ordering them in from China for themselves and their mates thinking they’re real! All it is Pete, go pros are scared they might lose a few grip sales, but I think this series will have the reverse effect, because the grips don’t match the quality of real, we’ve already fitted some and faults have been exposed which will convince keen golfer they don’t compare, and even I wouldn’t use them and cut costs after what I’ve seen, and the person who’s looking to cut costs (who’d never spend £15 a grip) will have a honest review of the fake grips, which in my conclusion, I’ll will share a better alternative to the fake golf pride, which is as good of quality as the real GP at a fraction of the cost.
I would agree on a personal note. I think the fitting of the grips exposes a lot about the product and might make people think twice. We’ll atleast now they know they’re fake, cos temu and ALIEXPRESS don’t make that clear. So many people are adamant they’re real!
Have bought grips from Ebay (which weren't genuine Golf Pride). Have changed them after 2 full seasons of golf, and plenty of range sessions.
Still plenty of life left in them, only changed my grips because i fancied a change.
For circa £50-£60 for the lot. it's money well spent in my book.
I fitted these MCC+4 grips last January (paid £38ish), playing 2-3 times per week on average and if you include range sessions a tad more than that. They've easily lasted the season, and there's probably at least another 6+ months life left in them. I'll order another set soon for when I feel these need renewed.
Same same, they are fantastic, as are my Putter grips...... 20% of the price I could pay here in NZ.
Loving this sort of series of videos, would be good to maybe do a quick test of the new grips versus a new real one both dry and damp (spray them) on a sim and see if there is any difference from the start, then do an update every 3 months.
Another great Temu/Ali express video Gaz and I’m looking forward to seeing how long the grips last, I would say review after 3 months
Excellent content again! I got a swag driver headcover from ali and the quality is awesome. Cant wait for your fitting with Sam 👍
Great content, I am very curious if some of these items on aliexpress are in fact real authentic items due to the fact that most items are manufactured over seas. I took a look and some items really do look exactly the same and just don't have the brand stamped on them. Maybe some of these are in fact the real deal and don't have the large mark up of house hold names. Would be awesome if you guys cut a grip in half and compare to real thing. Keep up awesome work guys.
I wish I’d thought of that idea, cutting one in half! Great idea!
Excellent video gaz. Where did you get the personalised driver cover?
I had them made by PRG Golf. You had to order a minimum of 60 though 😅
Omg 😂
I bought a SuperStroke Fatboy putter grip from Temu and if someone can tell the difference from a genuine one then hats off to them. Superb quality for the price. Even if i have to replace in a year then im still quids-in
Yip, I bought a few and was delighted
Good to watch that, I was gonna order one off those Scotty Cameron putter grips but was told not to download the temu app, not sure why. But for putter grips and accessories like you've been buying, looks to be a good deal. Be good to see how you's get on with the iron grips.
Do your wallet a favour and get the app.
Fine show lads, i say a ongoing monthly review would cool , take a snap each month then line them up, keep them coming mate.
I think for durability, get at least 20 rounds in. I could have grips on my clubs for 2 months and not use them, not see wear. I think rounds played would be better metric, can figure in practice, too.
I recently got 13 multi compund align grips off temu for £23.....cost me £36 to get them fitted and they feel absolutely fantastic!! So im £59 in and getting them fitted at local range id be £195??? They are rubber at end of your golf club even if i change them ever season itd take nearly 4 season for same price....and real grips only lasted me a season and a half??? No brainer tbh
Would you fit the fakes if someone came to you knowing they were fake? Great content Gaz
Is there an updated video to show how they’ve lasted?
Great series here Gaz! Keep up the great work!
Thanks Mike 👌🏼
OMG look at the bloody colour of that tea, it’s enough to strip enamel from ya gnashers, get some cow juice in it before it turns solid 🤨🤣
It’s the next grip fitting video I mention you because I knew you’d comment 🤣
@@garymartingolf 🫣
Proper yorkshire tea that full of flavour
As each platform has multiple sellers then doesn’t that make this comparison pointless buddy?
Anything with the name Ali has me walking. I try to buy genuine however hard to tell sometimes.
Buy cheap...buy twice....
What I have discovered, is they do actually supply genuine products as well as fake! A brand sent me a product to test, and they gave me discount codes for Amazon and ALIEXPRESS. I couldn’t believe it, I thought everything they sold was fake!
What a great comparison!!!!
Thanks Ed
I have done well with Karma grips bought off Amazon,I heard they are made by Lamkin.
I’ve seen them, I were very impressed!
Like to see you compare the grips to the real grip particularly the super strokes
I might do a bling test with random golfers , fake Vs real
cool sounds great have to say your videos now are the talk of my golf club with the range finders and cheap grips. I know 3 people that did the deal on Amazon you setup for the rage finder and I am loving mine @@garymartingolf
The grips I play retail for about £6-£10 depending on the time of year and whether or not they're on sale. I can't bring myself to buy anything golf related from anywhere other than an authorized dealer or directly from my coach.
I bet I can regrip all your clubs in your bag with temu or ali express grips and you would shoot the same or maybe even better. I can't tell the difference and my club face can't either.
@@dc7150 Good for you, doesn't mean I'm going to change my opinion.
Is that we’re u got that hat from 😂.
The grey grip is an immitation mcc +4 . The red one looks like an immititation mcc grip. The +4s are non tapered...the others are tapered. I also think the +4s only come in blue and grey . I think you are not comparing like for like..
They’re both an imitation of a MCC +4. If it looks tapered, that’s because is poorer quality. I’m guessing you work for ALI EXPRESS and you don’t like a unbiased reviewed 😆.
It might be possible those grips are labeled the same size but through the Golf Pride official site the MCC +4 grips are available in four different sizes undersize, standard, midsize, and Jumbo.
@@EstevesFL I appreciate that, but the size is etched into the butt of the grip, so you can’t mistake the size. The ali express ones are just more undersize (stamped standard). It wasn’t just the size, these we’re definitely two different qualities of impersonated grips.
Makes sense, thanks for fast response@@garymartingolf
Mate can you buy one of the fake auto flex shafts and maybe a Ventus and do the tests?
Yes 👍🏼
I’d review the grips at 50 rounds played lads
Thanks for making everyone aware of fakes within the golf industry and the suppliers, however is it time to stop the publicity?
Not at all, we’re going to fit the grips and expose how bad / good they’re first. Thanks for your concern, in relation to your own interests.
I think mike Gaz is trying to show you us the shite that's out their and if you want it buy it
@@petekenny3774the people who buy real ones (scratch golfers) are already ordering them in from China for themselves and their mates thinking they’re real! All it is Pete, go pros are scared they might lose a few grip sales, but I think this series will have the reverse effect, because the grips don’t match the quality of real, we’ve already fitted some and faults have been exposed which will convince keen golfer they don’t compare, and even I wouldn’t use them and cut costs after what I’ve seen, and the person who’s looking to cut costs (who’d never spend £15 a grip) will have a honest review of the fake grips, which in my conclusion, I’ll will share a better alternative to the fake golf pride, which is as good of quality as the real GP at a fraction of the cost.
hey gary, can you do a video to update us on how Dan's got on with his new grips from Temu?
All the best
Ant
It’s red hot nearly here 👌🏼👌🏼
I have one in my driver and it made it 4 months before I saw color and fall off
Did it ruin your white gloves ?
@@garymartingolf have you tried the golf balls off of either temu or Alli?? Wondering the quality there..
@@Tyson.Stroppel I didn’t think they were that cheap? You mean the stripe one ?
@@garymartingolf yeah any of the brands that I have never heard of.. not the name brand ones..
The Super Newling, or the Pgm, or the Caiton
6 months
He’s hoping 12 😄
Imagine the amount of fake crap on ebay its so good now youd neber know 🤷
Well done gaz 😊
"Smaller people in China" 😂
I bet a lot of the ebayers buy this moosy stuff then sell it as real....good business that 🤞
Try 6 rounds of golf with the grips
Load of old bob the fake stuff wasting your hard earned cash i wouldnt bother lads but hey some may want it
Personally I wouldn’t buy anything from either company…they’re ripping off companies and customers 🤬🤬🤬
I would agree on a personal note. I think the fitting of the grips exposes a lot about the product and might make people think twice. We’ll atleast now they know they’re fake, cos temu and ALIEXPRESS don’t make that clear. So many people are adamant they’re real!