LIVRE D27BTI-1 Delta 27 Titanium Triangle Knob for Shimano & Daiwa – Brown IP

Overview

Meet the LIVRE Delta 27 D27BTI-1, a purpose built grip knob crafted to anchor your index finger, thumb, and middle finger in a precise three-point contact. The hollow titanium core is paired with a refined Brown IP finish, delivering a compact 27 mm diameter that feels light yet reassuring in hand. At roughly 0.5 oz (13.5 g), this delta shaped knob sits subtly on Shimano or Daiwa handles, inviting longer, more comfortable sessions on the water.

Design and Materials

The Delta 27 concept blends a triangular silhouette with a thin hollow titanium body. The outer diameter where you place your index finger and thumb is about 27 mm, presenting a gentle three sided form that minimizes snagging on hooks or gear. The middle finger interacts with a slim hourglass section to help you sense and stabilize grip through dynamic casting and reeling. The three squared-edged sides act as anchor points, contributing to a confident hold even when the hand moves quickly during action.

Key specs

• Quantity: 1
• Body Color: Brown IP
• End Cap: Titanium
• Weight: 0.5 oz (13.5 g)
• Compatibility: Shimano handle A replaceable, Daiwa handle knob S replaceable
• Item Number: 1164 / Product Number: D27BTI-1
• Concept: Delta 27 integrates index, thumb, and middle finger into a triangle shaped hollow titanium knob

What makes it different

• Three-finger grip design helps reduce finger snag and supports a steadier hold
• Prototype-driven development rooted in real-world feedback and field insights
• Lightweight yet durable composition suited for extended use on the water

Compatibility and usage

Designed to work with Shimano A replaceable and Daiwa S replaceable handles, the D27BTI-1 offers a practical upgrade path for anglers seeking an alternative grip that adapts to different hands and fishing styles. The combination of a 27 mm diameter, a brown IP body, and a titanium end cap emphasizes a balance between feel and resilience.

Notes on buying

Consider your typical grip style and rod setup when evaluating fit. This knob presents a potential enhancement in finger placement and control based on the described grip method and three-edged geometry, without asserting guaranteed outcomes. It invites experimentation and personal comparison as part of the upgrade process.