SAPLIZE Golf Grip Kits for Regripping Golf Clubs, Options Including Golf Grip Tape Strips, Tape Remover Tool, Grip Solvent, Hook Blade & Rubber Vise Clamp

These were very easy to fit and it’s the first time I’ve replaced grips. Make sure you clean off any old tape thoroughly. Once you get the tape in position apply the spray liberally to the tape and inside the grip, it makes the job much easier. Line up the grip and once you start to fit, keep going whatever you do, don’t stop until it’s fitted in the correct position. If you don’t keep going it will stick, then you’ve wasted a grip. I can’t emphasise the need for the spray enough.Good luck fellow golfers.

Excellent golf club re-gripping set comes with exactly what you need to replace your grips from home!I was completely inexperienced with re-gripping however having watched a few videos online, it looked quite straightforward so purchased this set to give it a go myself.Blade is super sharp so does an excellent job of removing existing grip from club, then the grip tape is very easy to apply and and spray solution works a treat! Have had no issues with adhesion and once on, the new golf grips appear to be firmly in place

This item arrived on time and well packaged. I have since used it to regrip two clubs. It was easy to use with good instructions.

Excellent. Was having problems putting (don't we all) and decided to upgrade a 50 year old putter by regripping. It worked a treat and was very east to do using this kit. Well worth the purchase.

Struggled to regrip a club with white spirit and another brands grip tape. Purchased this and managed to regrip 3 clubs with ease. The solvent provided has no smell and worked so much better than white spirit. Great product.

Have used the kit for a few grips now. Very easy to use, and simple instructions. I had never replaced a grip before, will be doing more as they need it, completely idiot proof (believe me).

Quick clean and simple to use.

The tape and the solvent worked really well and there is more than enough tape to repair all 14 clubs.TIP: get the inside of the replacement grip wet with solvent. Then pour the excess solvent over the tape on the shaft and spray some more solvent to get the tape soaking. That way,it is so easy to slide the grip on to the shaft.But the knife!... was blunted after one club...The knife handle is made of plastic, so any real effort weakens the whole thing....I broke the knife when trying to repair the second club.I ended up buying a few curved blades for my metal bodied Stanley knife.Job done!A good purchase but don't bother using the knife.