Versatile Lifting Grips

Our Versatile Lifting Grips reduce grip fatigue so you can progress in your heaviest lifts, especially deadlifts and other pull movements. They work by moving load away from your forearms, allowing you to target muscles better and build strength. They also support and protect your wrists, prevent painful cuts and calluses, and minimise slipping.

Compared to other options like hooks, wraps, and gloves, these grips are the most versatile -- designed to provide a variety of forms of support throughout your workout.

Our versatile grips:

• Offer multi-functional support and can replace gloves, straps, and deadlift hooks
• Support your wrists thanks to thick, padded wrist cuffs
• Protect your palms from painful cuts caused by barbell knurling especially whilst lifting heavy
• Prevent slipping. The secure pad prevents slipping so you can focus fully on your workout
• Can be released quickly and safely. If you need to release a weight, these wraps allows you to quickly and naturally drop the weight. No need to unwind straps or release a hook. They may feel safer than alternatives for some lifters especially when lifting to failure
• Are designed to wear throughout your workout. Use the pad when you need more grip support. When you're not using the pad, you can workout as normal without removing the grips, and you will still benefit from wrist support
• Feature strong and supportive design, with thick neoprene wrist support and reinforced stitching on the PU leather flaps

To use:

• This set includes a left- and a right- hand grip. Ensure you are wearing the grips on the correct hands. When the pad is flat on your palm, the side with the deeper groove should be in-line with your thumb
• When using the grip support, wrap the pad around the outside of the bar and curl your palm over the pad
• When not using the grip support, lift as normal and the grips will function as wrist wraps

One size for men and women.

Please note that whilst our products can help protect wrists and hands, they do not eliminate the risk of slipping or injury. They are not a substitute for good lifting form or safe practices. Do not attempt to lift while suffering from pain or injury.