Dance With Dragon grips

[luxman]

Any experience?

If anyone has any experience with these grips please let me know your thoughts.

They look pretty sharp, especially in white.

Thanks.

[chupunstick]

bought one to go with my kai´li and looks very sharp, feel is very good too.

 

Not sure if its was wrongly installed but it already has a hole by the right hand thumb area. Due to the design of the grip some parts are thinner than others.

[luxman]

[quote name='chupunstick' post='1751938' date='Jun 12 2009, 03:31 PM']bought one to go with my kai´li and looks very sharp, feel is very good too.

Not sure if its was wrongly installed but it already has a hole by the right hand thumb area. Due to the design of the grip some parts are thinner than others.[/quote]

I just installed them on my irons and absolutely love them. The first round I played it was very hot and humid and I had no issues at all with them.

[funkyfedora]

Any pix?

[luxman]

[TheKid17]

I have not tried them, but from my tennis experience, white grips become drity very quickly and lose their 'coolness' when new and pearly white.

Just a thought.

[jcshil]

What kind of prices are we looking at here? This is the first I have heard of this brand.

[SUBPARJ]

I saw these on TSG also, they look sweet but arent they like $18 a peice and then the shipping is like $25 -$30 too I think?
The lime green ones look sick!

[luxman]

[quote name='TheKid17' post='1868994' date='Aug 6 2009, 03:13 PM']I have not tried them, but from my tennis experience, white grips become drity very quickly and lose their 'coolness' when new and pearly white.

Just a thought.[/quote]

I have white grips on my wedges and now on my irons. While they do get a little dirty, they still look pretty sharp.

jcshil. they are $18 per grip plus shipping. I admit they are pricy, but the sting is a bit less if you are getting a bunch of stuff (I got 2 pairs of sweet looking Mizuno shoes that are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn) along with them.

[StraightShooter]

how do you buy stuff? their dragon headcovers are soooo badass

[url="http://www.dancewithdragon.com/accesories/d3-718000.html#top"]http://www.dancewithdragon.com/accesories/d3-718000.html#top[/url]

[Duffy19]

Who makes their grips? DWD is basically a clothing/design company.

[luxman]

[quote name='StraightShooter' post='1870725' date='Aug 7 2009, 09:51 AM']how do you buy stuff? their dragon headcovers are soooo badass

[url="http://www.dancewithdragon.com/accesories/d3-718000.html#top"]http://www.dancewithdragon.com/accesories/d3-718000.html#top[/url][/quote]

Just go to the Tourspec site and order!

DWD makes some really sharp looking stuff.

[StraightShooter]

Hmm, the cover I linked to can't be found on the tourspec site though.

Lame

[mitchleary]

[quote name='StraightShooter' post='1870883' date='Aug 7 2009, 09:50 AM']Hmm, the cover I linked to can't be found on the tourspec site though.

Lame[/quote]


They had those covers before on TSG. There was a warning to buy now as DWD is very popular as goes fast. Guess they meant it.

[SUBPARJ]

[quote name='luxman' post='1870702' date='Aug 7 2009, 07:42 AM'][quote name='TheKid17' post='1868994' date='Aug 6 2009, 03:13 PM']I have not tried them, but from my tennis experience, white grips become drity very quickly and lose their 'coolness' when new and pearly white.

Just a thought.[/quote]

I have white grips on my wedges and now on my irons. While they do get a little dirty, they still look pretty sharp.

jcshil. they are $18 per grip plus shipping. I admit they are pricy, but the sting is a bit less if you are getting a bunch of stuff (I got 2 pairs of sweet looking Mizuno shoes that are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn) along with them.
[/quote]

A little off topic, but how did the Mizuno's fit? I have been temted for a few years now but cant get an exact answer on US size conversion.

[luxman]

[quote name='SUBPARJ' post='1871004' date='Aug 7 2009, 11:38 AM']A little off topic, but how did the Mizuno's fit? I have been temted for a few years now but cant get an exact answer on US size conversion.[/quote]

Unfortunately there is no "exact answer" and I would definitely be careful with this since they won't take returns. The big issue is that Japanese shoes are made wider than those made for the US (apparently Asians have wider feet than North Americans).

I wear a size 10.5 Puma/10 Nike and a Mizuno size 27 (EEE width) fit me perfectly. There's a couple of Puma's made for the Japanese market that I'm looking at, but I'm very hesitant to order them because of the sizing issue. If you pick the right size you won't be disappointed. I LOVE mine. I have 2 pairs and will be eyeing up a few more for the 2010 season.

[jacksonlui]

i saw these for $19 in Japan and Hong Kong and they felt pretty much like Iomic grips, but with better graphics.

[gadgs311]

Got the stability style mizuno shoe in the gunmetal grey color. Simply the best golf shoe made. Lots of technology in them, and are very comfortable. They don't hurt my toes at all. The spikes on the bottom are very aggressive and stable. According to directions given with the shoes, the spikes can be changed in order for a different ball flight with the same swing (draw, fad, straight), not sure if this truly works though, as I haven't changed my spikes.

[rjklein4470]

I had these on two sets of clubs, and they are very nice grips. FYI, they smell like a girl!!!! They are infused with some kind of perfume, and it does not smell bad, but not very manly. I went back to Lampkin crossover full cord grips, very classic and I dont get teased for being at a strip club.