Personomic Bike Grips

We measure your hands digitally with a photo. In a fully automated process, we then take an impression of your hand on a virtual handle blank, which deforms through contact in a similar way to putty. Using 3D printing, we then make a mould that matches the negative shape of the grip and cast it with silicone. The grips are individually adapted to your hands in terms of diameter, the size of the palm rest and the shape of the finger recesses to ensure optimum pressure distribution.

We use the scan to measure the distance between the joints of your hands, which is much easier to do with a photo of the top of the hand. With the scan, we measure only two dimensions of your three-dimensional hand. We can calculate the inside of the hand by statistical interpolation. To test the accuracy of our model, we scanned dozens of hands with 3D scanners and compared the results with the measured values of our software. The result: our software delivers data accurate to the millimeter.

The grips are ideal for handlebars with a slight and medium backsweep. With stronger backsweeps (e.g. Dutch-style handlebars), the wrist is bent too much to the side, making the intended grip position no longer possible and the advantages of custom manufacturing no longer come into play.

Our grips fits most handlebars as they are standardised (22.2mm diameter). They are fastened with aluminum lock rings.

The bicycle grips are currently not yet compatible with twist shifters. For 2023, however, such a handle is in planning. Sign up now for the newsletter and we will inform you in time about the market launch.

The scanning process runs in your browser and is compatible with iOS as well as Android. You only need a phone with a back-facing camera.