Tried these J Frame Standard Boot grips on a .38 and .32 H&R versus the stock grip and a VZ grip. Definitely can tell a difference shooting .38+P, much more comfortable. Didn’t notice a difference shooting the .32 H&R in recoil, but these grips do have more clearance for speedloaders, which is a plus. Putting them on is easy, taking them off takes a little more effort. I didn’t have a towel with me at the range to use as is suggested in the video for removal, that probably helps. Ordering another grip just got to decide another Boot or try the CCW grip.

Must have! changes draw stroke from AIWB so your hand grips the LCR (or J frame) with a solid whole handed grip.
I'm going to order two more. One for a Ruger LCR in 9mm & another for my 2nd LCT .38.
I also have two LCR's in .22 long rifle & an LCRX in .22 LR, but have to prioritize based on grip, draw, & recoil management. Great product if your a LCR/J Frame EDC person. I want to try the boot grip also. I do know the ability to grip from AIWB may change based on design. I shoot A LOT! I encourage to try these grips out. Enoguh ushion, yet not to sticky

Preface: I bought this grip for my 22LR LCR, so recoil mitigation came in last on my list of considerations, beaten by both pocketability and comfort. That said...

I don't know what kind of engineering trickery went into the development of this grip, but it blows all the Hogue rubber offerings (and the Pachmayr Diamond Pros) out of the water! This is my first set of 3D-printed grips, and the finish throughout is a nice, even texture that offers just enough sandiness to be grippy without feeling overly abrasive. The large size is just right as an L/XL glove user, and the shared measurements are spot on for helping you make that decision. As advertised, they come in exactly one full ounce lighter than the OEM Hogue Tamer grips, all while maintaining comfortably sized finger grooves for a full 2-finger grip. I can't speak to the recoil mitigation because of my caliber of choice, but it's truly impressive that the backstrap face has a "squishy" patch of material that mimics the gel internals of the Hogue grips. Everything about this grip shows how much thought went into its design, and it's ended my search for the right LCR grip for me!

I was in need of boot grips for my Ruger lcr. I didn't like other brands that were available, then I came across these. After receiving the new grips I took my gun to the range the next day and was very pleased the way these grips felt. It was exactly what I was looking for.

Love my new J-Frame Boot Grips. They are much lighter and thinner, and much easier to carry in my front pants pocket. I couldn’t be happier. Thanks so much for what you do!

This recoil rider grip was bought as a weight savings item for my 442 and for everything else that was claimed. The grip texture is just the right balance between grippy and not clinging to my shirt. The angle of the grip makes for an easier presentation to not have to drive the front sight down. The size of the grip works better for my large hands. Something else I noticed was that the top of the grip gets my thumb away from the meat grinder, er, cylinder release. Test firing was a positive experience as far as the grip soaking up recoil. The Recoil Rider grip combined with a titanium cylinder brought the unloaded weight of this 442 down to just about 11.9 ounces.

Received the grips and they were very easy to install. The grips have a nice feel to them and are much better than the wood grips that came with the gun. They feel very cushiony and do not snag as much as rubber grips on my shirt. Can't wait to test them out.

After seeing these grips all over instagram for awhile I decided to give them a try on my 38 LCR. Recoil with plus p loads have always been stout on the super lightweight snubby with defense loads. These three finger grips help immensely, and still managed to keep the footprint tiny. These are excellent!

I don’t like when people leave reviews that say, “just buy it”…but…just buy it. It corrects the grip angle, provides a significant reduction in felt recoil, shaves off a half ounce of weight, has just enough grip to maintain your purchase on the gun without rubbing your skin raw when holstered, and is only slightly less concealable. I don’t know what else you could ask for in a grip.

This recoil grip significantly reduces felt recoil and has completely eliminated the trigger guard bite. Installation was straightforward, though it does require some force and patience to complete properly.

This is an excellent replacement grip for the SDR. I opted for the larger size, which suited my hand size well. Highly recommended — A+.

I highly recommend this grip! It fits perfectly on my Taurus 327 federal magnum and as advertised adjusts your grip angle to bring the pistol on target from point of aim 99% of the time.

I own 3 J Frame revolvers and initially bought one set of these grips. I loved them, now all 3 J Frames have Recoil Rider grips. I believe they are the perfect snub nose revolver grips!

A very good grip, great fit, texture is good for these 82 year old hands. I would recommend this grip as it is much better than factory grips,also easy to install and very secure !

Its been 74 years since S&W introduced the J-Frame. Finally someone has made grips that dont suck. Grips that offer a grippy texture AND some cushion on the backstrap to offer any mitigation on an ultra-airweight .357. I've tried every offering from pachmyr, s&w, and hogue. Nothing felt good and offered any recoil mitigation. For years I've been using a crimson trace LG-405 just to get a boot grip with some cushioning on the backstrap on my S&W 340PD. Never even turned the laser...because lasers are dumb. $300 grips just to get semi-sucky.
Recoil Rider finally fixed this issue for my J-Frame. Now if they could do something for my Governor I can grow old and die with at least the small satisfaction that my life's quest to find non-sucky grips is complete.

When it comes to grips for my Kimber K6S I am reminded of the classic Goldilocks and the Three Bears fairy tale. The first was too hard (Kimber OEM), the second was too soft (Hogue Overmolded Monogrip), but the third was just right (Recoil Rider CCW Standard). Firearms is largely about personal preference and after years of trials and tribulations, Recoil Rider hit the mark for me. Simple install, excellent grip texture and comfort, improved recoil mitigation, reduced AIWB printing, and high-quality fit-n-finish. Well done, David — and thank you.