Chromag Squarewave
Chromag Squarewave grips combine a soft 25a compound and a subtle palm bulge for long-ride comfort and control. Double-locking 142mm design with Chromag’s Split-Teardrop clamp.
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Key Features
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Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Soft 25a durometer compound for comfort and vibration damping
- ✓ Proprietary tack additive improves grip in wet and dry conditions
- ✓ Chromag Split-Teardrop double-locking clamp for secure fixation
- ✓ One-side flange is reversible for inside or outside orientation
- ✓ 142mm length and 31mm outer diameter for broad hand contact
- ✓ Lightweight pair at 106g — durable without unnecessary weight
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these grips ergonomic?
The Squarewave is not listed as an ergonomic grip, but its gentle bulge is designed to fit the cup of the hand and promote long-ride comfort. If you need a pronounced anatomical shape, consider a model specifically marketed as ergonomic.
Will the grips fit my handlebar?
Yes — Squarewave grips are made for standard mountain bars with a 22.2mm diameter and are double-locking to clamp securely. They’re not suitable for drop bars or oversized cockpit systems that use non-standard diameters.
How do I install and secure the Split-Teardrop clamp?
Slide the grip onto clean handlebars, position the flange as desired, then tighten the clamp bolts evenly. Use a moderate torque — enough to stop slippage but avoid over-tightening which can damage the clamp or bar finish. If unsure, follow Chromag’s torque guidance or consult your bike shop.
How durable are these grips in wet or muddy conditions?
The proprietary additive in the compound increases tack and durability, so the Squarewave maintains grip in wet and muddy conditions better than many plain-rubber grips. Regular cleaning after rides will preserve the surface life and tackiness.
Can I rotate the flange inward or outward?
Yes — the one-side flange is reversible and can be oriented either inside or outside depending on rider preference for hand placement and protection against slipping.
How do I clean and care for these grips?
Use mild soap, water and a soft brush or cloth to remove grit and grime. Avoid harsh solvents or petroleum-based cleaners which can degrade the compound. Allow to air dry before reinstalling.
Buying Guide
When choosing mountain bike grips, consider compound hardness, diameter and clamping style. Softer compounds (like the Squarewave's 25a) absorb vibration and improve comfort on rough trails, while tack-enhancing additives improve hold in wet conditions. Outer diameter affects hand cradling — a 31mm OD is a versatile middle ground that suits riders who want both cushioning and control. Lock-on grips are the best option for trail and enduro riding because they eliminate slippage and simplify installation. Look for reversible flanges if you change hand positions often, and match grip length to your bar real estate to ensure shifters and remotes fit comfortably.
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