Good source for grips for CZ75?

[Pops1911]

Check out LOK grips. Under $60 and an amazing grip.  Running them on my 1911's and CZs.

[037Leo]

Got my Cool Hands  today   the checkering is a little aggressive but the fit is nice

[aztlan]

Are these grips THIN?
I have short stubby fingers and need the thinnest possible grips available, for a 75b. I would prefer rubber but with small hands I can't be too choosy.

Thanks,

[Bricktop]

If you can locate some of the now-discontinued Uncle Mike's Craig Spegel grips, they're a nice addition, fairly thin, comfortable, and nice looking. That's what I have on my AAI-imported CZ-75.

[n8vmdpath]

I highly recommend LOK GRIP.   Made from same material as VZ grips.

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[smokerheat]

the new grips look awesome.

[gb6491]

Are these grips THIN?
I have short stubby fingers and need the thinnest possible grips available, for a 75b. I would prefer rubber but with small hands I can't be too choosy.

Thanks,

I have the same grips on my 75B and they are thin. For reference, I think CZ rubber grips are thinner than their plastic grips that came on my 75B and I feel the Cool Hand grips are thinner than the rubber grips.
Plastic

Rubber

To my hand, Cool Hand's "Starburst" texture grips feel slightly thinner than the "Snake scale" texture grips.

Regards,
Greg

[Crago61]

I'm looking at the VZ and Hogue G10 grips and the Hogue wood grips. Love the look of the wood, but wonder about performance. Saw something about the VZs being spongey. Any experience with these?

[SI VIS PACEM PARRABELLUM]

I'm looking at the VZ and Hogue G10 grips and the Hogue wood grips. Love the look of the wood, but wonder about performance. Saw something about the VZs being spongey. Any experience with these?

What anyone else says about a particular grip may very well not work out the same for you. Grips are a purely personal addition and they vary wildly. I've tried  CZ factory wood grips as well as a couple aftermarket styles in wood. I've tried VZ's as well and didn't like the feel of those either. After trying all those different grips I came full circle back to the CZ factory rubber panels and I find their shooting performance superior to anything else. They can be a bit grabby when carrying but they are what I have come to prefer.

[david s]

I use a set of the Hogue checkered wooden grips on my 75B. There pretty flat (no palm swells, ect.) but are nice and slim and provide a nice grip that doesn't move around in my hand. I tend to prefer wood grips on my revolvers/pistols though.

[mgenerallo]

GUUUN Grips are good and have aggressive stippling. Around $39.00
Here is my CZ Shadow 2 with a set.

[SI VIS PACEM PARRABELLUM]

Cool Hand Grips are good and have aggressive stippling. Around $39.00
Here is my CZ Shadow 2 with a set.
https://imgur.com/MMjvQQ4

I just sold a set of those on fleebay. They were on a gun I traded for.

[Choatecav]

I highly recommend LOK GRIP.   Made from same material as VZ grips.

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Gotta echo this comment.  I love my LOK grips.  Great quality and you have so many options on shape and thickness.

[Crago61]

Just ordered a set of VZ Tactical Diamond blue and black grips and a set of Cool Hand red and black grips. I'll let you know how I like them once I get them. Wanted to dress up my CZ. 

[Crago61]

Just ordered a set of VZ Tactical Diamond blue and black grips and a set of Cool Hand red and black grips. I'll let you know how I like them once I get them. Wanted to dress up my CZ.