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Comfort, Player and Element compared, and how to pick your size.
REVL is SuperStroke’s line of swing grips for irons, woods and wedges. There are three models, each built for a different feel. Answer four questions and we’ll match you with the right one, or compare them below.
01 · Grip finder
Tell us what you want from your grip and what glove you wear. We’ll match you with the SuperStroke model and size that fit.
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Do you like a thicker lower hand?
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How many clubs are you regripping?
02 · The REVL lineup
All REVL grips are made from SuperStroke’s Genesis+ rubber with the Ultra-Tac “X” texture. The difference is how firm they feel, whether they have cord, and the taper.
Our best seller
4.6 out of 5 (20 reviews)
Best for: a softer feel, sore hands, or golfers who squeeze
The softest REVL. SuperStroke’s 4X Modern Taper makes the lower hand fuller, like four extra wraps of tape, to even out grip pressure.
Lowest-priced REVL
5.0 out of 5 (8 reviews)
Best for: a firm, classic feel without cord
Full-rubber and all-weather, with moderate texture and feedback. A traditional taper, so it feels the most like a standard grip.
Half-cord
4.8 out of 5 (6 reviews)
Best for: rain, heat or sweaty hands
ACE rubber blended with cord under the top hand for a tacky hold when it’s wet. Softer Genesis+ rubber under the bottom hand for feel.
New for 2026
5.0 out of 5 (1 review)
Best for: Element traction with a thicker lower hand
The Element with a reduced taper: the lower hand is enlarged to feel like four extra wraps of tape. SuperStroke released it in June 2026.
What every REVL has
SuperStroke bought Lamkin in May 2024. REVL, launched in 2025, combines Lamkin’s grip-making with SuperStroke’s designs. What happened to Lamkin grips?
03 · Compare
Both are hybrid grips: cord under the top hand for traction, softer rubber under the bottom hand for feel. Both come in a reduced-taper version. The biggest difference is the price.
SuperStroke
$129.8713 grips
Shop REVL ElementGolf Pride
$168.8713 grips
Shop Golf PrideOur current prices. At today’s prices, 13 REVL Element grips cost $39.00 less than 13 Golf Pride MCC grips, and 13 REVL Player grips cost $65.00 less. In reduced taper, 13 REVL Element 4X grips are $129.87 and 13 MCC Plus4 grips are $168.87.
04 · Pick your size
Start with your glove size, then adjust for feel. A bigger grip can quiet your hands. A smaller one can make it easier to release the club.
A starting point. If you’re between sizes, go by how you like the grip to feel.
| Grip | Diameter | Weight | Length | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REVL Comfort Undersize | Not published | 45 g | 10.44″ | $8.99 | Shop |
| REVL Comfort Standard | 1.07″ | 54 g | 10.44″ | $8.99 | Shop |
| REVL Comfort Midsize | 1.11″ | 64 g | 10.44″ | $8.99 | Shop |
| REVL Comfort Jumbo | 1.17″ | 81 g | 10.56″ | $8.99 | Shop |
| REVL Player Undersize | Not published | 48 g | 10.44″ | $7.99 | Shop |
| REVL Player Standard | 1.07″ | 49.5 g | 10.44″ | $7.99 | Shop |
| REVL Player Midsize | 1.15″ | 53 g | 10.44″ | $7.99 | Shop |
| REVL Element Standard | 1.07″ | 46.5 g | 10.44″ | $9.99 | Shop |
| REVL Element Midsize | 1.15″ | 59 g | 10.44″ | $9.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Undersize | 1.04″ | 44 g | 10.6″ | $5.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Standard | 1.07″ | 49.5 g | 10.6″ | $5.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Midsize | 1.11″ | 64 g | 10.6″ | $5.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Jumbo | 1.17″ | 81 g | 10.6″ | $5.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Full-Cord Standard | 1.07″ | 50 g | 10.44″ | $9.99 | Shop |
| Crossline 2.0 Full-Cord Midsize | 1.11″ | 64 g | 10.44″ | $9.99 | Shop |
Diameter is measured at the butt end. Specs are SuperStroke’s published figures. Undersize diameters aren’t published. SuperStroke hasn’t published final specs for the REVL Element 4X yet.
05 · Best value
At $5.99, Crossline 2.0 is one of the lowest-priced name-brand swing grips we carry. It’s a soft Genesis rubber grip with the same 4X Modern Taper as the REVL Comfort. Want cord? The Full-Cord version adds ACE rubber and full cord for traction in any weather.
06 · Full sets
Most full sets need 13 grips: irons, wedges, hybrids, fairway woods and a driver. Pick a model below to shop its 13-grip sets.
Installing them yourself? Follow our SuperStroke regripping instructions.
07 · Reviews
Reviews from verified buyers on Grips4Less, shown as they wrote them.
★★★★★
Bought a set of 13 Revl Comfort midsize wraps in white. They look great and are just the right amount of tacky for me. No problems putting them on my clubs either. Very satisfied with this purchase.
★★★★★
Still getting used to them but so far I like them. Soft and comfortable. Tacky but not overly so. The reverse taper is a different feel, I still want to grip down tighter bit that'll just take time to get used to.
★★★★★
They are just as good as the last lamkin grips that came out before super stroke bought them and just as good a golf pride MCC grips. Just want more colors in the future, will definitely buy again
★★★★★
Ordered this grip on my new what and it's an awesome grip. My sweat didn't make it slick and it's got good cushion
★★★★★
Fast & efficient order process. Grips are on, look great & feel great.
★★★★★
Shipping was fast and I got exactly what I ordered. Love the grips and the texture.
Ratings update from our product pages. Read every review on each grip’s product page.
08 · FAQ
Still deciding? Text or email us and we’ll help you choose.
The Comfort is the softest, with a fuller lower hand (4X Modern Taper). The Player is firm, full rubber with a traditional taper. The Element has cord under the top hand for wet-weather traction and softer rubber under the bottom hand. See Comfort, Player or Element.
The REVL Player and REVL Element have a traditional taper. The REVL Comfort and REVL Element 4X have a reduced taper: the lower hand is fuller, like four extra wraps of tape.
They’re built the same way: cord under the top hand and softer rubber under the bottom hand, and both have a reduced-taper version (REVL Element 4X and MCC Plus4). Feel is personal, so try the one you like in your hands. The REVL Element costs less per grip. See REVL Element vs Golf Pride MCC.
Yes. SuperStroke bought Lamkin in May 2024. The REVL line, launched in 2025, combines Lamkin’s grip-making with SuperStroke’s designs, and each REVL grip carries a “Lamkin 100” badge. Looking for a Lamkin grip you used to play? See what happened to Lamkin grips.
Of the REVL grips we stock, the REVL Comfort Jumbo is the largest: 1.17 inches at the butt and 81 g, per SuperStroke’s specs.
SuperStroke lists REVL Standard grips at 46.5 g (Element), 49.5 g (Player) and 54 g (Comfort). Midsize grips run 53 to 64 g, and the Comfort Jumbo is 81 g. See the size chart.
Start with your glove size. Men’s medium usually fits Standard, men’s large or X-large fits Midsize, and smaller hands fit Undersize. Then adjust for feel. The grip finder matches it for you.
Every REVL is made from all-weather Genesis+ rubber. For the most traction in rain, heat or sweaty hands, choose the REVL Element, which has cord under the top hand.
Yes. SuperStroke designs every REVL grip to stay soft and pliable in cold weather, and to resist UV and ozone.
Yes. REVL grips fit irons, wedges, hybrids, fairway woods and drivers. For your putter, see our SuperStroke putter grip guide.
Of the grips we carry, the Crossline 2.0 has the lowest price. In the REVL line, the REVL Player has the lowest price.
Most golfers need 13: one for every club except the putter. See what 13 grips cost in each model under Regripping your whole set.
Expert help
Tell us what you play now and what you’d like to change. We’ll point you to a model and size.