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Graham Cottingham

ODI's new Vanquish grips use Formula 1 and NASA robot anti-vibration tech developed by D3O

ODI Vanquish MTB Lock On Grips featuring D30 on a white background.

D3O's Impact Additive material has been a bit of a game-changer for mountain biking body armor, shoe insoles, and other impact-absorbing requirements thanks to the material's non-Newtonian principles, which causes the flexible material to harden when forces are applied to it. 

D3O’s Material Science and Innovation Lab has been busy cooking up a new anti-vibration compound called GRIP. Similar vibration-absorbing D3O materials have been used in Formula 1 car chassis and the NASA Valkyrie robot, now ODI has partnered with D3O to use the GRIP compound in its new Vanquish lock-on mountain bike grips.

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