Great product. Loved the fit and finish. I took it to the range and let my dad shoot it. He loved it so much, he’s planning on buying one, too.

For 3D printed grips these are of great quality. The material is very cushy, the fitment is on point and takes a little bit to slip the grips onto the frame, and to offer them in a few sizes is an awesome option. I wear size medium gloves and got the standard size. The reach to the trigger is perfect. Overall if you’re onnthe fence about them, do it.

Literally the only way you could make these grips any better is to offer them in boots for the die hard pocket and ankle carry guys like myself. I've wanted them soo badly that I ended up hacking a chunk off one of the original grips just to scratch the itch. While funtionally it was exactly what I wanted, it looked horrible. After a few requests, David notified me he was going to try to make boot grips for the J frames! Finally, my prayers have been answered!! These are perfect. These are the lightest weight grips ive ever put my paws on, they don't snag on clothing, they still offer superior recoil reduction and they still provide a little bit longer reach to the trigger like that of a K-frame, which is super important to me.

I shot with these grips on a 640-1, 642, 632 and a 351c. They handled magnums, plus p's and everything from Doubletap 120 grain hardcast 32 H&R magnums to the already soft shooting 32 long wadcutters with ease..ooh and of course they were awesome on the 22 mag as well. For me, there really isnt any reason to use the full size grips anymore for the J-frames. I can not tell any difference in recoil reduction vs the full size grips. Again for me, the only difference I can tell between the full size and and the boot is that the full size are a little more convenient while shooting 357 magnums because I'm not fighting for a parking spot for my pinky while firing at a decent pace, but this is just me being picky. These grips are outstanding especially for pocket and ankle carry. They have a little bit different rounding at the bottom of the grip vs the full size grips and I think that makes them feel more substantial in your hand than they actually are. I can't thank David enough for deciding to produce these little works of art and letting me weigh in on them. Grab a pair and see for yourself especially if you have any of the air lite offerings. Its one thing to produce a carry revolver that weighs 10-12 ounces empty, but then add grips and ammunition and now youre at least 3-5 ounces heaver....until now. You will not find a boot grip that weighs less than these, while still providing the most useful, practical and comfortable grip available. To say i'm impressed is an understatement. Go read my other reviews on the full size and lcr grips.

The standard sized grips fit phenomenally well for me. I'm someone with smedium hands and most of the J-frame stocks out there outside of $250 CT laser grips, ill-fitting/poor QC'd Pachmayrs, or hard G10 VZ high horns were somewhat awkward in the hand for this frame size. These were right on the money though, and a wonderful value. Fantastically pointable, extremely light, and on my 640, handled .357 recoil tons better than anything else I have. Recoil Rider indeed! Highly, highly recommend! Just purchased two of the new boot style ones for my pocket guns too!

FANTASTIC difference in shooting experience, have LCR 32 H&R magnum and very significant recoil reduction, plus almost identical length to Hogue boot grip but can get 3 fingers on it. Initially ordered regular size and needed larger size( my hands are med in mechanics gloves but larger backstrap width feels much better), they made replacement a pleasant , alot or personal interaction with staff, highly recommend

Used the Taurus 605 with Recoil Rider grips for the first time today. Shot about 30 rounds of 125gr 357 magnum along with another 30 of 158gr 38 spl and it felt comfortable. Normally with factory grips I would have a little tenderness in my palm but not today.

There's a lot to say about these. The fit is snug and I have no doubt they'll stay in place. The texture and feel is best described as somewhere between rubber and plastic. Unlike rubber they don't get tacky with heat and sweat, unlike plastic they have a degree of "give". They are printed parts and as a result have a printed party's texture. If you've got a soft, candy ass stomach like me, this may irritate your skin. When they claim the angle of the grip creates a more point able pistol, they're not kidding. The sights on a 442 fall into place upon presentation. Give these a try and keep an eye on this company for what comes next.

Until these arrived I thought they may need glued in place as a low maintenance improvement. It wasn't necessary, these "press" on firmly and stay there. They appear to be printed and in this application, doesn't impact there function. So good so far.

The Recoil Rider grip is absolutely the best that I have found for the S&W J-Frame Centennial and shrouded hammer guns. It combines all the best elements that are desirable for a J-Frame grip – concealability; enough length for the third finger purchase; grippy material that grips your hand but not your clothes and a natural pointing grip angle – who could ask for anything more? I look forward to each new offering from this innovative manufacturer.

For the longest time, the only grip I found suitable for use with the LCR while launching 357 magnum ammo was the grip it shipped with, the Hogue Tamer. For me, magnum ammo through this lightweight gem is downright unpleasant with grips such as the Hogue Bantams, Hamre Forge grips, or any G10 offering.

I discovered David and his Recoil Rider Grips within the past few months. I ordered one standard size and one large size for my j frames and figured I had to try one for the LCR. I grabbed a one-off prototype in the gray color as shown in the photo, which isn't in production. I decided to head to the range today to see how it handled some standard pressure 38's and some pretty stout 357's. The center mass grouping was the 38's and the head-ish grouping was the magnums.

These grips handle recoil as effectively as the Hogue Tamers, if not better. Not only that, these grips are extremely lightweight. I'm talking like 0.78 ounces which is nuts! The material doesn't snag clothing, but feels like a firm rubber grip mixed with a little bit of a foam-like property. The material gives where it needs to, yet feels firm like any other rubber grip when squeezing the daylights out of it. I am a big fan of grips that enclose the back strap of these little revolvers, and these grips definitely make a small revolver feel more substantial in your hand, but not in a holster or even in a pocket.

These grips pretty much act like boot grips but feel like a full-size grip. There really isn't much material that sticks past the bottom of the grip tang. Pocket carry is very much doable with these grips, but your mileage may vary depending on your build and pocket design. The grip angle is something to note as well. The best comparison that makes sense for me is that these feel more like a 1911 grip angle (similar to the Hogue Tamer) vs other LCR grips which feel more like the grip angle of a Glock. The finger grooves are done very well IMO. If I were to draw an LCR from concealment with Hogue Tamers, and don't get a perfect grip on the gun, I definitely notice and will have to adjust my grip on the fly. With the Recoil Rider grips, the finger grooves are pronounced enough to keep my hand where it needs to be, but don't protrude so much that I need to adjust my grip in the event of a poor draw.

I am very pleased to know that there is another grip option for my LCR 357. Hogue Tamer's work very well for the LCR, but Recoil Rider grips do it better in all categories. Lighter, snag free, better finger grooves, natural/comfortable grip angle, you can get them in a standard or large size and they hit way above what they cost. I definitely recommend trying these grips and I almost exclusively use boot grips!

One more thing to note-David is extremely responsive to emails and inquiries. I discovered David and his grips on Instagram and couldn't even tell you what he looked like until a few days ago. He didn't know me, yet he was open to my suggestions, questions and ideas. Recently, we had had a discussion regarding product development and I was honored that David let me provide some input. This type of interaction between Owner/Operator and the customer is extremely rare in today's world and it speaks to how committed David is to the end user of his products. Again, I'm grateful for this experience.

I think it's important to note that I didn't have to write this review. David puts a lot of time, effort and thought into his products and remains dedicated to his customers. That in and of itself deserves a review.

If you're on the fence about purchasing a set of Recoil Rider grips, this is your sign to give them a try.

The shipping was super fast. There is a little more felt recoil then with the monogrips that came with the gun. They are a little bit smaller and they don't grab at your clothes.Like the other ones i'm quite happy with them.

A solid product . I have 3xl to 4xl hands. The large fit grips make the trigger easy to pull smoothly and my groups have become smaller now. Very snug fit in the frame also . I will shop here again.

Great grips, love the shape! The texture was a bit weird for me with the way the grip is made (personal issue). I wrapped one or two layers of hockey tape and it's perfect for me. I would def recommend if you want s grip with a little more trigger reach.

I have a Taurus 856 UL, and usually I give up after 50 rounds due to the abusive recoil. Yesterday, I put 100 rounds though it, including 20 of +p defensive. Get Them!

The factory grips on my 442 had a good feel, but were just too short. My new Recoil Rider grip has better feel and now my pinky doesn't feet left out. Even though it is a slip on, it seats well, and doesn't move.

Completely happy the the grip snd the company. Will recommend without reservation.