Sidewinder 360°

$7.99 USD

The Star Sidewinder 360° is a high performance textured grip that provides firmer gripping control preferred by many golfers. The symmetrical "S" texture pattern was chosen to enhance directional grip on the club, similar to that provided by corded grips....

Size: Standard

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Midsize (+1/16")
Undersize (-1/32")

Color: Black

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SKU: BLK1221
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Description

The Star Sidewinder 360° is a high performance textured grip that provides firmer gripping control preferred by many golfers. The symmetrical "S" texture pattern was chosen to enhance directional grip on the club, similar to that provided by corded grips. Coupled with unprecedented durability, this grip is the perfect fit for the golf enthusiast who demands the ultimate performance and reliability from their grips. The symmetrical 360° design, which is free of logos or alignment marks, is a great match for today's adjustable clubs. 

Specifications
Size Core                                                 
Standard .600" 47g 48g 49g 53g 47g 49g 47g
Midsize (+1/16") .600" 64g 67g 67g 73g 67g 66g --
Undersize (-1/32") .580" 45g 47g 47g 51g 46g 47g 46g

 

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Customer Reviews

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BRYAN

Amazingly easy to use.Well worth it

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Andy F
Great Grips

I am thrilled with these grips. I purchased the standard-size grips and build-up tape and used 5 layers of tape to end up with a midsize grip. I've golfed with them a handful of times since regripping all of my irons and woods and they have performed as well as I had hoped. I would recommend these grips to anyone who likes the feel of a firmer, tackier golf grip.

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William Weeks
The perfect for me

First off, I love the air install. I personally still used build up tape, and I would highly recommend the star grip build up tape over masking tape, because for some reason it’s way easier to apply without making folds and wrinkles.

It’s a bit hard to describe why these grips are so great, but I’ll try - they’re not hard, but they’re also not soft. They’re tacky, but they’re not too tacky. They look plain, but not boring (especially with the color options.) I’ve tried 4 different grips so far this season, and I’ve found my winner!

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Adam B
So far so good

(4.5/5) Ordered 2 SW360 Md in Red for my wedges to test out. Softer and smoother than I anticipated, not necessarily a bad thing. Arrived quick and I installed like normal with tape. I’m on a new grip journey and these work pretty well. Only fault was that the grips reeked of solvent out of the mailer. Not sure if that’s the normal smell of the rubber compound or what but it was notable. Rating doesn’t allow it but I give them 4.5/5

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Ross Bailey
Just might be the best grip in golf

Ok, I admit it, I’m a golf nerd. A 70yo golf nerd that tinkers with my equipment, works on my friends equipment & a few loyal customers. This grip will get compared to a GP tour velvet but it’s better. The compound of the “rubber” stays tackier and the ability to use air to install & UNINSTALL
Makes modifying the grip size so easy.
I’m sold!

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3-Year Warranty

Star Grips, which are 100% made in the USA, are made of a proprietary rubber compound which does not become hard or slick with exposure to sweat, heat, UV rays, ozone, etc. This sets them apart from most other brands which are made with a mixture of cheap rubber, fillers, and other synthetic materials, and come with no warranty at all. Every Star Grip comes with a 3-year warranty which guarantees that the grips will not harden, crack, split, or become slick during that time. This reliability will enhance the performance of your golf swing, whether it's your 1st round or your 100th! 

Tapeless Installation

Our optional tapeless installation method is quick, simple, neat, and allows the club to be used immediately with no drying time! Using an air compressor and our installation gun, you can install Star grips over old tape, build-up tape, or directly on the bare shaft. For those of you who prefer the “old school” tape & solvent method, you can do that as well.