Most durable golf grips you've used?

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after a few months of extensive use?

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Any grip will need to be changed out after a few months of extensive use

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Ok well what would you consider extensive use? I'm not always playing 3-4 times a week for 3 months.

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Extensive, to me, would be a few range sessions and 18 holes a week. That’s what I aim for and I usually change my grips twice a season. I put new grips on in February and will probably change them again in July or August

The softer the grip the shorter the life.

Agree that MCC’s are durable, but they aren’t the softest by any means.

Mcc ftw

Pure Grips

On the soft side Iomic sticky grips seem to hold up pretty well.

I'm a multicompound guy though.

I started playing golf in late 70’s, so leather grips are what I learned with. I find that Golf Pride Tour Wraps give me the look of leather, I like the “feel” of the spiral wrap, and are plenty soft & tacky.
I change grips annually, usually right after duck season...

I had the same issue with my Winn's wearing out faster than other grips I've had. I do have some rough hands though. Just bought some MCC+4, getting them changed out this week.

Ive used the Tour Velvet cords since they came out and have really liked them. Cords tend to last longer for me and lets me grip even in the summer if Im sweating.

Got a set of NO1's on my irons now and love em. They're expensive, but worth it.