Need suggestions / choices on Golf Grip

Time for a grip change. Currently using Tour Velvet. I know its a personal thing but would like to hear from your guys.

So my question for you guys is which one will last longer?  I like the slightly softer feel of the tour velvet's, but I also like the extra "grippage" I get from the cords.  


Which grip gets worn down easily and become very firm, almost polished and pretty slick?


Thanks in advance guys. 

Without a doubt, Golf Pride New Decade Multi Compound grip (for all weather) meets your requirements ...

I'm using Masda grips. Loving it so far as it still looks good even after 7 months of weekly use.

@Turbo: Does your NDMC bottom bit get slick quite easily?

@hiryu: Yes I have the masda grips in my driver and fairway wood. agreed that it stayed good for a good long time.

you should try the new UTX Lamkin grips. They are super soft cos of the new 3 layer technology.

Grip Features

• Proprietary Tri-Layer Technology features:
  
  
  1. Tacky and softer ACE 3GEN foundation 2. Moisture wicking fabric weave 3. Firmer ACE 3GEN top layer
  
  
  
• Patented ACE 3GEN delivers unmatched vibration dampening and surface tackiness
  
• Firm outer layer provides exceptional torsion control
  
• Unique finishing process creates a distinctively stylish grip
  

Performance Benefits

• Excellent grip confidence in all weather conditions
  
• Low torque design for greater accuracy and shot control
  
• Enhanced comfort with a softer, tackier foundation
  
• 3GEN shock absorption to protect a golfer's hands and arms without dulling shot feedback
  

Comes in 3 color, blue, Red and Black. WHen you see the grip you will not think that is a cord grip as the cord are nicely colored and blend with the grip. personally like it LOTS! but on the down side I think its quite an heavy grip weighing at 52g. =)

rsenal wrote:

@Turbo: Does your NDMC bottom bit get slick quite easily?

@hiryu: Yes I have the masda grips in my driver and fairway wood. agreed that it stayed good for a good long time.

No, it does not slick easily ... It is durable. Just wash it with soap free detergent with a cloth and let it dry at room temp after every round ...

I'm with Hiryu on the Masda grips. I got my full set re-gripped with Red Masda slick fit grips a month ago and they are pretty impressive. I've always been a glove wearer but I can even get away without wearing one with these if I want. Easy to wipe down and easily the best grips I've ever used. $20/grip but Benz at torque gold did them for me at $18/grip. Money well spent in my opinion.

Where's torque gold?

Sorry Torque Golf! Up at punggol range. Has a wide variety of grip brands too.

Thx will go take a look