We know TALON Grips are difference makers on firearms.
Have you ever thought about how else that simple but effective gripping material can be used? Many of you know that we venture out of the firearm segment, making grips for iPhones, coasters for travel mugs, and sell DIY material sheets for projects.
One of the coolest things about talking to customers who buy our DIY sheets is finding out how they are using the material. The ideas and uses of the gripping material are are as diverse as the life in the amazon jungle. Following are some of our favorite material uses:
Grip panels used on aircraft
Joystick for Ophthalmic Photodisruptor aka laser eye surgery machine
Gaming Controller grips from GamLokR
Xbox One Controller grip
Bait Puck Grip
Grips for cattle RFID Scanners
RFID Scanners are used to track cattle and convey information on the animal via Bluetooth to a handheld device
Grip for watch bezel
A TALON Grips user’s Chevelle
Please share your uses of TALON Grips material in the comments section.
I have some very good mechanical pencils but the grip on them is chrome and very slick. That made it difficult to use. I covered the grips in Talon and now they are a real pleasure to use. It was pretty tricky since the grip area has three different tapered areas. But it worked like a charm.
Also my wife had a lot of trouble gripping her new Apple pencil which is very slick. It is now wrapped in Talon and she’s one happy camper.
Great use for the material! Nice drafting and drawing pencils can be slick. If you have pictures please send them to info@talongrips.com.
Thanks,
Adam
Gripping surface on those slippery fingernail clippers.
Got the grip panel and now the hunting knife, am laying out the pattern for use on a Cold Steel Drop Forged Hunter. Moss over black will lighten up the look and there’s enough to do it twice. A small scrap on the sheath will color coordinate it breaking up that black.
Unlike paracord It will rinse and wipe clean in the field, can’t say paracord would be a good choice in bear country.
I’ve got a 90’s Tekna dive knife that was extensively scarred up in use, but this would be a lot easier to apply over it than hours of sanding and refinishing.