Sports and outdoor kit
Grips on poles, handles and equipment.
Wearable and consumer parts · Grips and handles
A good grip makes a product feel better made. Silicone gives warmth, friction and comfort, and it cleans easily.
The detail
Grips can be moulded as a separate sleeve that slides or stretches on, overmoulded onto the handle, or moulded as a complete handle with a rigid insert. Each suits different volumes and assembly lines.
We'll show you all three for your product and recommend the one that balances cost, feel and durability.

Where it fits
Grips on poles, handles and equipment.
Heat-resistant handles and grips.
Soft-touch sections on handheld devices.

How we run it
Hardness and texture chosen by hand.
Sleeve, overmould or full handle.
Samples fitted and tested.
Batch supply with colour control.
To quote it
CAD or sample.
Stretch-on, bonded or overmoulded.
Heat, oils, outdoor use.
Per year.
At a glance
How overmoulding works
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From drawing to delivered parts
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Questions
With the right interference and texture, yes. For heavy use we'd consider a bonded or overmoulded grip.
Silicone handles heat well; we'll select the grade.
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Rough annual volume, target unit price, and any deadlines. That's enough to work out whether compression, LSR injection or something else is the right tool.
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