Starter's shot

The first competitor to leave the starting gate and gain racing speed is what counts.

Funn Holeshot grips are designed for the race rider – high-specification, high-performance grips are built for ultimate comfort and grip. Designed with input from our elite athletes, the Holeshot is for riders who want to get out of the gate fast!

The Holeshot is built to be comfortable in the most challenging terrain.

The deep, plush compound absorbs vibrations and reduces fatigue, while our unique pattern maintains grip no matter the weather.

The bottom of the Holeshot is designed with three raised “fins” that you can grab when you need it.

The hardened end section ensures the handles will protect against damage, and the single-clamp design makes them simple, secure, and lightweight.

Characteristics:

Holeshot: Tough, durable and comfortable mountain bike grips for downhill, enduro, trail and XC riding.

The hardened tip protects against damage when resting the bike on the ground.

Lock Security: High-quality anodized single-lock clamp design makes them simple and lightweight.

Superior grip: Reinforced comfort zone with unique pattern under the palm provides excellent control.

Precise Control: Perfect for riders with large hands or anyone who prefers thicker grips.

Durable, soft compound: Unique compound provides a balance between a soft feel and long-lasting durability.

115 g/pair

Available in 10 colors

GPRS:

MAINTENANCE and USE

Knowing when to replace your bike grips

Grip lifespan varies depending on use, conditions, and the quality of the grip itself. However, it's important to recognize the signs that it's time for replacement:

Wear:

Over time, all grips become thinner, especially where your hands exert the most pressure. If you start to feel the handlebars underneath more than usual, it's time for a new set.

Loss of traction:

Grips are designed to provide a secure grip for your hands. Over time, the surface patterns or textures can wear off, causing your hands to slip, especially when wet.

Hardening of rubber:

Over time, especially with exposure to the elements, the rubber or material of grips can harden, reducing their shock-absorbing properties. Hard grips can cause discomfort while riding.

Steering wheel rotation:

Grips that twist or shift on the handlebar can be dangerous. While this can sometimes be fixed with adjustments or added adhesive, it often indicates a loss of internal grip integrity.

Comfort and fatigue:

If you experience fatigue, numbness or discomfort in your hands while riding and it's not related to other factors such as bike fit or riding position, it may be due to worn grips.