2021 Follow Oli Pro Handle

From road trips to comp runs, the Oli Pro provides comfort and convenience with custom-stitch blend, narrow oval grip for small hands, and durable road-ready suede materials. A treated Dyneema mainline provides a stronger connection with no twisting.

Bar Size: 15"
Rope Length: 80’ TOTAL // 50’, 60’, 65’ ,70’ 75’, 77.5’, 80’.

Features

• Custom suede stitched narrow oval grip.
• Foam injected bars to help it float for life.
• Fusion yolk line to reduce weight.
• Custom end caps.
• T-bar connect.

PRO
These are the handles our team uses. Calibrated for performance, quality and capability, our pro handles are not just as stylish as they come, they are also as hard working as you need them to be. Custom end caps and injected foam-filled bars give you the assurance you need that every Follow Pro Handle is a powerful ally along for the ride.

DYNEEMA PRO ROPE
The pro rope has more extensions than you will ever need, but progression is the key. PU coated rope with printed line lengths, user friendly features, like short 50ft mainlines for beginners, to 2.5ft extensions on each end so you can progress out as you need. Why tie knots in your pro rope, just make it work for everyone from the start.

FOAM INJECTED BAR
This ensures that the bar will float for its lifetime – not just while it’s new. As far as we know, we are the first to do this.

NARROW OVAL GRIP
A secure, leather-inspired suede finish and a classic handle feel, with a Narrow diameter of 1” allowing for a fully comfortable hold without feeling like anything is stuck in your way. Sure, you could spend months thinking about it, but why? This time-honoured setup has ridden with the best and never let them down.

CUSTOM END CAPS
We still strongly believe in soft end caps for multiple reasons. It allows for the end caps to naturally flex in perfect harmony with the riders movements. Stopping the movement in the end caps instantly transfers all the movement of the handle to the grip, making it harder to hold onto in certain situations. But more importantly, it’s safer.