Retractable Hook Blade Grip Cutter

$9.99 USD

Make easy work of cutting off your old grips with this utility knife w/retractable hook blade. Ergonomically shaped to fit perfectly in your hand when held at the proper angle for grip removal. Also features a storage compartment for extra blades,...

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Description

Make easy work of cutting off your old grips with this utility knife w/retractable hook blade. Ergonomically shaped to fit perfectly in your hand when held at the proper angle for grip removal. Also features a storage compartment for extra blades, and includes 3 additional straight blades which can be used for scraping off grip tape or stubborn old grips. Convenient quick-release button makes it easy to quickly swap blades. 

NOTE: For graphite shafts, we recommend holding the blade parallel to the shaft rather than perpendicular, to reduce the change of the blade cutting into the shaft. 

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Jeff Garrett

Sturdy, well-made tool. Should work well for many years.

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Bobby La Plant
Awesome knife

Great knife, sharp and cuts the grips like butter.

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.