Register Your Grips

GEOLEAP

Install Guide

Re-grip your clubs.

Six steps, about ten minutes per club. Watch the walkthrough, or follow the steps below.

You'll need

New Geoleap grips · Hook blade · Double-sided grip tape (2") · Grip solvent · Marker · Towel & tray

Step 01

Strip the old grip

Cut the old grip off with a hook blade — always cutting away from your body — and peel off all the old tape until the shaft is clean.

Step 02

Measure and mark

Place the new grip over the shaft and mark the length

Line the new grip up with the butt end of the shaft and mark where it ends.

Step 03

Tape the shaft

Adhere the tape onto the shaft and peel off the backing

Run double-sided tape down to your mark, leave about an inch hanging past the butt end, then twist it and tuck it into the shaft.

Step 04

Wet with solvent

Pour solvent over the tape and inside the grip

Coat the inside of the grip and the taped shaft with solvent. Once it's wet you have under a minute — work quickly.

Step 05

Slide on and square

Push the grip onto the shaft and align it with the clubface

Push the grip on in one smooth motion until it seats against the cap, then square it with the clubface while the solvent is still wet.

Step 06

Wipe and cure

Wipe excess solvent with a towel and let dry

Towel off the excess solvent and let the club dry for about 2 hours before you play.

That's it. A clean regrip lasts a full season or more — when the texture glazes over or you lose feedback in the wet, it's time to do it again.

Coverage applies to material and workmanship faults under normal play — normal wear, abrasion, and damage from improper installation aren't covered. Got a quality issue right now? Email support@geoleapgolf.com and we'll take care of it.

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