Fidragon Tactical Rubber Grips Glove Sleeve Slip-On Ventilated Grip Grips for Glock and Oher Pistol 3 Pcs Black Khaki and Green…

For really cheap money over name brands these grips are great for real steel, airsoft, and even the new high powered nerf guns. I have had these type of grips for a few years now and they are just as good as when I bought them. They are less squishy rubbery that some of the name brands like hogue for instance, but that is why they last I think. And yes they are a bit stiff when trying to install them but that is easily remedied by simply heating them up with a hair dryer, they become much more pliable and then with a little muscle and patience, 'bob's your uncle' they are on and stay on without slipping around under use. Nice and simple and cheaply priced!

My son in law and I both bought the same model pistol. In order to differentiate the two I bought this set. I used the tan one and he grabbed another one. Now when we are at the range it is very obvious which one belongs to whom. The fit and function are fine.

They are tight and a take a little extra finesse to get on. I got 2/3 to go on. third one snapped in half. but the first 2 look really nice. if you have a full size. probably not gonna be a good fit. but for the cheap it's not bad.

I love these, they’re easy to install and can be used on many different pistols and accessories (even on a front vertical grip!). The color options are a nice added touch and having three is really great for those of us with multiple firearms.If installation is tricky for you try soaking these in a bowl of hot water for a minute or two before trying again to slip them on and it should go much smoother for you.

cheap quality ,very stiff but if you got a glock 26 or 43 it should fit

Excellent buy, fits hi point, taurus, etc. It also fits AR platform rifles. Good cushion. Not hard to install.

Ripped down the seam upon first trying to use. Tried heating one up some with a hair dryer, same results. It may work on something small framed enough, but I would doubt the durability even then.

When I first received these they seemed too stiff and slippery to work well. I didn't think I could stretch it enough to install it. I noticed another review that mentioned using heat to soften it. This was the key. I put it in a glass of water and heated in the microwave for a minute. It was about 150 degrees, just hot enough that pulling it out of the water was a little uncomfortable. I quickly towel dried it and stretched it into place. Now it's placed well and won't move. It's just grippy enough, but not sticky. I'm glad I gave them a chance.