How to Regrip Golf Clubs with a BIKE PUMP
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How to Regrip Golf Clubs with a BIKE PUMP

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Regrip your golf clubs with a bike pump. I show you the entire process, what to use and how to do it.

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28 Comments

  1. zachohrt

    Personally I've never used tape. I'm not an expert so what is the benefit to using tape?

  2. Dennis Lloyd

    idea on the hose could you maybe take off the hose and buy a piece of hose to the length you need. that would work great with the idea of the foot pump.

  3. Adrien Baker

    Hey AJ–per your endorsement I switched my set over to Pure grips, specifically the wrap model. I put them on with compressed air, but I also used some blue painters tape to build them up a little bit. After a few rounds they have started to slip–is this because of the blue tape? Would normal masking tape be better?

  4. Mike Reed

    Sweet!! I have a foot operated pump and will try to get it to work for installing grips. Thanks for the idea!!

  5. SLOW DRIP Hobby Channel

    I wonder if canned gas "duster" as used for blowing out dust from PCs would work for this technique. There's not a whole lot of static pressure but it doesn't seem to require a whole lot, seems like it's almost acting like air bearings rather than inflating. Might be worth a try if you're looking for more things to experiment with.

  6. Mark Glabinski

    Love your posts. Is there any advantage to using grip tape and solvent over compressed air? I was just curious. Thanks.

  7. Mike Reling

    When I blow on grips, my dogs will literally run to "help" me as they really love the sqeaky noise it makes!

  9. John Saunders

    Dopey question I guess but when replacing standard size grips with mid size, do you need anything extra I.e. is the internal diameter the same

  10. ady seven

    Would it be possible to remove a grip which was fitted with double sided tape by putting some solvent inside the shaft before pumping the air in ?
    Great video again, thank you.

  12. coegj

    I did not have any clamps, so I ask my cat ( The Moose ) to hold the bike pump, he said of course. Just got back from the hardware store to try for the second time. Good video, my only tip is to keep any cats out of the process.

  15. Ken Gardner

    AJ , not understanding how the air flowing in the same direction from the pump puts the grip on and takes it off as well.

  19. Jim Kocoris

    AJ…if you aren't activating the glue on the tape with solvent won't the grip shift or move during play or when the grips rub together in the bag? Maybe I am old school but I don't think I would be comfortable hitting a club with blown on grips.

  20. M Angelo

    Great info, will be trying this as soon as I find the correct air pump, any issue removing a grip that was installed the conventional way with solvent and sticky tape with the air method?

  21. Robert Briganti

    What width masking tape do you use? I usually see 2" wide but I thought you mentioned 1.5" in a previous video.

  27. stratovani

    I've got an air compressor that I got from Walmart which only works from a 12-volt automotive source. It would be interesting to try it but I'd have to do it from the back of my SUV! It came with some fittings but I don't know if they would work. Something to consider. 😊

  28. Alan Edwards

    I am actually surprised this worked at all – that is a pretty heavy duty bike pump though. I guess if my compressor died, I had a bike pump and I really needed to install a golf grip, I might go through this hassle. Naa…I'll stick with the compressor method…which I love BTW. Interesting though.

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