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Most Helpful Positive Review
comfortable pistol grip
I prefer the grips that don’t have a beaver tail and are a bit more vertical. This grip has both of these features and a decent texture as well.
Most Helpful Negative Review
Hogue 15 degree grips
Plastic and not rubber coated like I thought they would be. Maybe it was mentioned in the fine print? Instructed to write more to fill the description. So here I am filling with jibber jabber. I wonder if this is enough? Looks like it.
Excellent lightweight grip for smaller hands
Nice simple grip, feels sturdy, light weight. The smallest grip I've found for smaller hands or shorter fingers. 15 degree angle feels nice too.
Pros:
- Inexpensive
- Light weight
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Hogue Grip
I own many hogue grips and as always this one did not disappoint. I purchased this one after getting my first and absolutely loving it. The grip angle and texture are very nice. It’s also one of the most lightweight options out there.
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Not Hogue Worthy!
This is the worst, most disappointing Hogue product I own! The name Hogue is synonymous with grip and texture. This is nothing more than a slick plastic grip with a few bumps on it. It’s heading to the recycle bin and make something useful.
Pros:
- I like the grip angle
Cons:
- Slick, no grip or adequate texture
Would recommend: No
Not good at all
You would think from a company like Hogue they would make a grip that actually had some grip. The front and back of this grip are smooth with some light texture on each side. The plastic feels cheap. I asked if yhis compatible with their cargo management system and someoone answered that it was. I found out the hard way that it is not compatible. About the only thing I like about this grip is the angle. I would definitely not buy this again or recommend anyone else to buy it either.
Would recommend: No
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Perfect angle
I bought this for my mission sub1 xbow, my wrist doesn't bend well so I needed a more vertical one. It's lite and doesn't have to aggressive texture, it fits with absolute precision, I recommend it especially for the price.
Pros:
- Relaxed angle
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Target shooting
Would recommend: Yes
Wish they’d improve on the dimples
I admit, I like super grippy pistol grips. Magpul K2 and B5’s new stipples grip are two of my favorites. This grip has raised dimples on it, but they don’t offer anything in the way of grip to me. I like the angle, and I like that it is very slim (reminds me of the original Magpul K grip). After I stipple it, I feel like it will suit my needs much better.
Would recommend: Yes
Excellent grip
If you prefer a more vertical angle on your grip this works very well. Be warned that it is extremely thin and if you have larger hands it may not fit you very well. I use gloves often so this works out great.
Would recommend: Yes
0 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Lightweight and ergonomic
I bought this for my light weight build. All my semi auto rifles(aks and ar15s) have magpul moe grips and have had those for sometime. At first I really didn’t like the hogue because it’s a lot different than the magpul(hogue is steeper, thinner and the grip texture is a lot different) but it quickly grew on me. I ordered a second one for my other ar15. The only gripe I have is it’s not textured aggressively enough for me. That was easy to solve though with some grip tape.
Pros:
- Lightweight ergonomic
Cons:
- Not super grippy
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
extremely lightweight
I have used several different brands manufactured from various materials and I can say that the hogue light weight grip is by far the lightest that I have ever seen before and the 15 degree angle is perfect for a pdw build.
Would recommend: Yes
The lightest grip I know of
These grips withut doubt are the lightest grips I know of. If you're trying to make a sub 4lb. carbine, they're perfect for it. At 1.6 ozs, it's ighter than any other grip I found. The 15 degree angle may not be so comfortable for everyone, but I find no discomfort issue using the carbine with it and a sub 4lb. carbine you can carry around all day hardly realizing you have it with you! So, for your ultralight, you want this since the next lowest weight grip I found was over a half oz. heavier and when making an ultralight, evey 10th of an oz. savings in weight adds up.
Pros:
- very low weight, well made
Cons:
- angle not for everyone
Best Used for:
- Ultralight Builds
Would recommend: Yes
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