Winn Grips.

[ActionJackson8]

I've never cleaned mine, I'm told soap and water will ruin them. Any alternatives?

 

[92Esquire]

Yep, Golf Pride.

 

[JB]

I would just say use warm water and dry really well. I use soap and water on my Winns with no issues.

 

[Callaway Girl]

Here are the recommendations from the Winn Grip Site.

Grip Care


Winn Grips are made from an advanced polymer. POLYMER IS NOT RUBBER. Therefore, Winn grips should be treated and cared for in a different manner.
Cleaning a Winn Grip

Because Winn grips have absorbent properties, they may eventually soil from dirt and perspiration from your golf glove and hands. This does not affect the performance of the grip.

To clean a Winn grip, apply a small amount of water or rubbing alcohol to a soft towel, and gently rub the grips. Do not saturate the towel. Never use a brush and soapy water to clean a Winn grip because it may damage the top surface and destroy the tackiness and slip-resistance of the grip.

DO NOT immerse Winn grips in a bucket of water to clean them. This will saturate the underlying layer of the grip and may ruin the grip.

 

[ActionJackson8]

Yep, Golf Pride.

These are the grips that I was fitted for, so I'm not sure how that helps.

Here are the recommendations from the Winn Grip Site.

Grip Care


Winn Grips are made from an advanced polymer. POLYMER IS NOT RUBBER. Therefore, Winn grips should be treated and cared for in a different manner.
Cleaning a Winn Grip


To clean a Winn grip, apply a small amount of water or rubbing alcohol to a soft towel, and gently rub the grips. Do not saturate the towel. Never use a brush and soapy water to clean a Winn grip because it may damage the top surface and destroy the tackiness and slip-resistance of the grip.

That's what I was looking for. Thanks CG.

 

[92Esquire]

These are the grips that I was fitted for, so I'm not sure how that helps.

Sorry, you asked for alternatives. I was being a smart alec. I'm not a fan of Winn grips at all, but SWMBO loves them to pieces.

 

[ActionJackson8]

Sorry, you asked for alternatives. I was being a smart alec. I'm not a fan of Winn grips at all, but SWMBO loves them to pieces.

I've got really big hands lol, and the rubber/cords grips just really hurt me. Winn PCI's have been a welcome compromise.

 

[Gummi Bear]

Here are the recommendations from the Winn Grip Site.

Grip Care


Winn Grips are made from an advanced polymer. POLYMER IS NOT RUBBER. Therefore, Winn grips should be treated and cared for in a different manner.
Cleaning a Winn Grip

Because Winn grips have absorbent properties, they may eventually soil from dirt and perspiration from your golf glove and hands. This does not affect the performance of the grip.

To clean a Winn grip, apply a small amount of water or rubbing alcohol to a soft towel, and gently rub the grips. Do not saturate the towel. Never use a brush and soapy water to clean a Winn grip because it may damage the top surface and destroy the tackiness and slip-resistance of the grip.

DO NOT immerse Winn grips in a bucket of water to clean them. This will saturate the underlying layer of the grip and may ruin the grip.

There's a good reason not to buy the dumb things.

Don't use water?!?!?!

Are you kidding me?!?!?!

What kind of baloney is that!?!?!?!

*I'm struggling to keep a stream of profanities from flying.