Profile Design Boxer Bar End

Bought these to give me a few different positions for my hands while riding my bike.PROs:1) Feel sturdy-I've been using for about 2 weeks and so far, they are well made and have not slipped one bit2) Easy to Install. Simply slide over your rubber handle bar grips and slide these on the end, adjust to desired angle and tighten. I'd recommend re-tightening after a few rides just to ensure that they're still tight.3) Finish is DURABLE- On first ride with them installed, I wrecked. Bike was resting on the left hand bar-end. Not one scratch. My friend who has a set from Specialized couldn't get over it and kept saying "I can't believe they didn't scuff all up!"No Cons. Don't get me wrong...the plastic plug in the end of the bar-end could be a little higher quality and could be a little more flush cut to the bar-end's shape, but for under $18, I'm not going to split hairs. They work great, look great, and are inexpensive...period

These are well made, light weight, have a bit of texture on the surface, mount easily and perfectly, and came with rubber end inserts installed plus a spare set of two more.

These bar ends are easy to install. The shifters and brake levers need to be pushed inwards on the handlebars about 1 cm to make room for the width of the bar ends. They give you the ability to vary hand positions on flat bar road and fitness bikes. They prevent sore hands, carpal tunnel, and are good to flatten your back out for a short time with headwinds. They really give powerful gripping power for climbing. Love these bars and they are very lightweight. As an avid cyclist, Highly recommend!!

I had some old bar ends that were too short, but these are the perfect length to give me an additional handlebar position.

Incredible deal for the quality of these habdle extensions. Tge screw to tighten the grip to handlebar is ore lubricated, and the tolerance on the product is excellent. Function wise, these handle extensions really change the experience when riding, gives me more leverage and options for control when riding . I am able to place my full weight on them and they did not shift, I am 6'0 240lb. Highly recommended.

They mount securely and don't move on the handle bar. Angle of the top part of grip is just right. The plugs included to cap the end of the handle bars was a very tight fit and I had to use a hammer to get them fully installed (maybe a bit of soap would have helped them in). Well worth the money

I really like the way the handle extensions can be used for a more 'upright' ride. My bicycle is a Brooklyn Franklin 3, upright step-through. Very easy to sit up, but the handlebars don't extend back as far as I'd like I was still hunched over a bit, and would rather sit fully upright and be able to hold the handlebars. Placing these on a near-flat angle, aiming towards me, allows for a more 'true' upright riding position. Very nice. They feel durable and they fit right on the handlebars with no issue. Very easy to install and hold their position.

Bought this for a bike tour cause I had flat bars and stupid grips. It was an absolute necessity and worked great for my trip, actually took the grips off completely and wrapped about 1.5-2 feet of grip tape around the whole thing, from the shifters to the tips of the bar ends This way I was able to use at least three positions that kept my hands from going numb, basic bar grip, outside at the corners grip, and then a top grip on the bent part of the bar ends at the top. Definitely light material and on a 1200 mile use so far on that tour have not moved a mm since I installed them. Very happy that I bought these. I have normal sized hands and I can say they were bigger than I needed, in fact they really stick up and almost look intimidating to get hit with, they give the bike a more aggressive look. I'm posting a pic to show what you can do, I wrapped the tape around the whole corner, it wasn't perfect but it did work as a grip and didn't move, I'll redo it later, the duct/electrical tape in the pic is like that cause this was a modification on the road, I had already done the tape at the top and was running out.