SuperStroke REVL Elemnt 4X Grip
The SuperStroke REVL Element 4X is a new addition to the club grip market, designed for golfers who prioritize a reduced taper and enhanced control. The core of this design is the enlarged lower hand profile which simulates four extra wraps of tape. By building this geometry into the grip itself, SuperStroke aims to promote more balanced and uniform grip pressure between both hands, helping to stabilize the clubface through impact for greater consistency and accuracy.
The Looks
Focusing on a performance-oriented aesthetics, the SuperStroke REVL Element 4X prioritizes a clean, purposeful look. The grip features a distinct hybrid construction, visually segmented to reflect its dual-material build. Its upper section is finished in a firm, cord-infused ACE material, while the lower section utilizes the smoother, ultra-responsive Genesis+ material.
Across the surface, you will find SuperStroke’s signature ULTRA-TAC X-pattern texture. This pattern provides a visual cue that hints at the grip’s traction capabilities. The overall design is understated, avoiding flashy branding in favor of a professional profile on the club.
How Does it Feel?
The reduced taper of the SuperStroke REVL Element 4X is immediately noticeable, providing a comfortable, relaxed hold on the club. It gives you a sense of control without requiring excessive tension, which is a nice departure from standard grips. I found the REVL Element 4X to feel supple without being squishy or unresponsive. It provides enough softness for comfort and slight vibration dampening while maintaining a solid, connected link to the club. The result is a consistent, reliable feel in the hands that avoids any hint of a mushy sensation.
On-Course Performance
If I’m being honest, I did go through a slight adjustment period with the SuperStroke REVL Element 4X grip. The slightly fuller feel in my hands just took a bit of getting used to compared to my usual tape buildup in a standard grip. Despite this difference, I never felt that the grip was oversized or that I was sacrificing any responsiveness or control. Because of the shape, the club sits more naturally in my fingers, and I noticed my hands remained quieter during the swing. I don’t have particularly large hands and I still found this to be beneficial.
When it comes to pure club control, there was no unwanted twisting or slippage. While I haven’t had the chance to test the REVL Element in rainy conditions, I have put them through plenty of hot, balmy rounds. Even in those humid, sweaty conditions, this grip held up well and I didn’t run into any issues with moisture management.
Final Thoughts – SuperStroke REVL Elemnt 4X Grip
The SuperStroke REVL Element 4X is a nice option for anyone looking to experiment with a reduced-taper profile. My experience proved that while it took a few rounds to adjust to the differences in the lower hand, it encourages the club to sit naturally in your fingers and promotes a quieter feel throughout the swing. The grip remains secure and reliable even in sweaty, humid conditions.
For those with larger hands, the REVL Element 4X also comes in midsize, and jumbo sizes.
