Until your post, I had never heard of them. Read on their site and they guarantee them for 100 rounds of USGA play and are made in the USA. I know of no one who plays them. Most of my peers play GolfPride which are the number grip in the industry and played by most pros on tour. (75% of the top 100 PGA Tour players use Golf Pride golf grips. The Tour Velvet grip is the most popular with 32 players choosing it but 23 different grips made by 7 different brands are used by the top 100. Lamkin grips are the only other brand used by more than 10 players but none of the top 100 currently use Winn grips.)

You might look at the new Golf Pride CPX as well

I'm not a fan of Pure Grips- feel and look cheap to me, but, have had others recommend them. The CPX Brock mentions look interesting, however, this week I held a Lamkin Sonar + Wrap grip and was very impressed- a nice wrap grip reminding me of the leather grips on MacGregor Persimmon woods of many years ago.

Changed the golf grips again with MCC +4. Blue for woods and hybrid, red for irons and wedges. Tried the CPX, feels like rubber and don’t like the grey color.

Try the z cord grips

Just waiting to get my hands on new Driver !

Closest I’ve come is the original WinNGrip dry-tack. The only grip that ever wore out rather than getting slick.

Went to GP MCC 4+ but that became too hard to find. Now using standard GP CP with an extra lower wrap. I like this but too soon to comment on durability. At least not as squishy as the WinnGrip.