So you felt it necessary to add "hardware" into your company name because you include some crappy plastic barends just like EVERY OTHER GRIP COMPANY THAT EXISTS? Maybe if you start making pegs or good metal barends you can warrant the name "hardware" but right now I don't see it to be at all necessary.
It's just that the horizontally ribbed design, as opposed to vertical ribs, makes it seem like your hands would slip off.
I'll still pick up a pair pretty soon though. Couldn't hurt to try em out.
Yeah, I was on the fence the first few days. It's because it's something new. Or in my case, going back in time, since they kind of mimic the thickness of foamies.my brother got some so i put em on my scooter and had a sesh, i instantly hated them because of how thick they are i could barely do anything with them so i took them off but then again maybe i could have got used to them for a couple days....so i might go for them as my next grips
Little known fact. ODI Soft compounds only came to us because of myself and Scooter Zone. ODI Flaked on my signature grip, so they offered Scooter Zone an "exclusive soft compound grip" that used the compound that I wanted for my grip. And I know what you mean, I didn't think much of the grips either until I tried them.
- Josh Toy
Just because they were originally designed for Josh doesn't mean they can't distribute them to all retailers.its not an exclusive for scooter zone i didnt even buy em at scooter zone. i ride bmx i ordered them on dans the day they came out
hahaahaha :trollin:
Just because they were originally designed for Josh doesn't mean they can't distribute them to all retailers.