Think You Bought a Fake Winn Grip? What to Do Next

Think You Bought a Fake Winn? Don’t Throw It Away.

If you receive a Winn grip and notice:

The logo doesn’t look quite right.
The packaging seems unusual.
The material or feel is noticeably different from Winn grips you have used before.
Or the source of the product itself raises concerns.

Don’t throw away the product or packaging yet.

If you suspect you may have purchased a counterfeit Winn product:

1. Keep the product and original packaging
Labels, packaging, and other details may provide important information.

2. Save your purchase records
Keep your receipt, order confirmation, seller information, product listing, and marketplace details.

3. Take clear photos
Document the Winn logo, labels, packaging, grip texture, and anything else that appears unusual.

4. Contact the seller or marketplace
Review their policies regarding returns, refunds, and suspected counterfeit products.

5. Share relevant information with Winn
Information from consumers can help us better understand suspected counterfeit products and how they are reaching the market.

Remember:

One unusual detail alone does not necessarily prove that a product is counterfeit.

Legitimate differences may exist between Winn models, production periods, and markets.

What matters is preserving the information so authenticity can be evaluated based on evidence.

Fighting counterfeits isn’t something Winn can do alone.

Every tip, every report, and every consumer who takes a closer look can help reduce the number of counterfeit products entering the market.

Protecting Winn also means protecting every consumer who trusts the brand.

Day 8, we continue: