Buttendz Flux Z Hockey Stick Replacement Grip Reusable rubber hockey grip Knob Width = 22mm Knob Thickness= 6mm Grip Length: 7 inches Knob Width = 22mm Knob Thickness= 6mm Grip Length: 7 inches Knob Width = 15.5mm Knob Thickness= 5mm Grip Length: 6.5 inches <span class="a-text-italic">Knob Width</span> = 4mm <span class="a-text-italic">Knob Thickness</span> = 1mm Grip Length: 7 inches Knob Width = 19mm Thickness= 12.5mm Grip Length: 6.5 inches Theres nothing worse than letting a perfectly executed tape-to-tape pass blow up on you and ruin a great play made by a teammate. The elasticity of our natural rubber grips help absorb the energy your stick receives from a puck on your blade. The transfer of energy is received in your hands more comfortably, and more importantly, under more of your control. To maximize the rolling over of your wrists as you release the puck, you need flexibility in your arm muscles and wrist. This adds just a bit more power to the shot and helps your accuracy as well. It is the equivalent of the toe flick at the end of the skating stride. Your big muscle groups have generated the force and this puts it over the top. The best way I can describe this is like casting a fishing pole. You want to flick your forearms in a way that adds a snap or bullwhip effect. The more tension and strength required to hold onto/grab your stick, then less power you will generate. The Buttendz grip has a rubber tiling that allows for a tackier grip than tape, promoting a smoother, tension-free shot through greater wrist mobility. Every hockey player knows the short shelf life of the palms of hockey gloves. Hockey grip tape has a cloth side and an adhesive side, and after a couple games played with a brand new tape job, its tough to tell the difference. The chemicals from the adhesive side have gotten wet and coated the outside of your grip tape, exposing the palms of your gloves to constant friction against a hazardous (to leather) chemical. The combination of these two acts are eliminated with a Buttendz hockey grip. Save money on glove repair along with money on tape!