Versa GrippsPro, Made in The USA, Wrist Straps for Weightlifting Alternative, The Best Training Accessory

First workout in and I already enjoyed the benefits. They really allow you to get additional rep(s) without fully relying on grip strength. It was a pull day so pull ups, deadlifts, bent over barbell rows, dumbbell single arm rows. Worth every penny thus far. My only issue is the smell of the material is bothersome. I'm sure after time it will out gas and wear off. Going to try washing with warm soap and water to help.Overall opinion. Great functionality, comfortable. Well built. Durable material. Fit as expected.

Awesome comfort, needs a little time to break in tho, the fit is a tad bit awkward at first but then very rapidly adaptable, build quality is top of the line, design is very neat and simple, functionally very handy for daily workouts just needs to adapt your grabbing technique.

100% recommend these!I started noticing my grip was giving out before my muscles were. My grip strength isn't great, so this wasn't a surprise. My grip was giving out on my deadlifts before my other muscles would hit failure. Plus, my calluses were starting to get bad.These are SO GREAT. I was skeptical about the price, because they were about $80 at the time I ordered, but it's well worth the money! I could basically release my grip completely, and the weight would still be attached to my hand. These have also helped me with my pullups.If you're thinking about getting these, stop thinking and order them!

Get them! If you’re serious about your workouts or lifting better than any other strap out there!!! Comfortable, well made and the material really does stick like glue to whatever you need it to and easy to get on and off…just GREAT PRODUCT…. Was able to add on far more weight and reps because my grip wasn’t a factor anymore so excited to use it everyday and push myself further than ever before!

Hands down superior to any fabric wrist strap, and very comfortable padding on the wrist. Very easy to use too!! I appreciate the engineering behind this product because it feels like it will last a long time.Best of all, the grip area is wide enough for the largest hand.I used these yesterday for pulling exercises and today for deadlifts. My deadlifts felt a lot more secure vs fabric straps. These straps are very well designed.Update - today I did 100 strict pull ups and I’m VERY satisfied! These allowed me to focus on my back and not so much on my grip.Highly recommend!

I bought these after seeing popular YouTube fitness channels using them and advocating their quality.At first, I was hesitant to make the purchase because they are really damn expensive for some straps. But, after a while, I just sucked it up and told myself that getting stronger was a priority, so naturally I'd have to throw in some cash out of my wallet to make it happen.These are probably the best straps available on the market, for lifting weights.The difference between these and regular $8 neoprene straps is that these not only keep the weight attached to your arms, but they also help you grip the weight. Regular straps keep the weight attached, but the added grip is a sort of side-effect of this. The versa gripps specifically have these plastic ends for you to grab and wrap around the bar. They truly take grip strength out of the equation - to a certain extent.The ONLY reason I am rating these 4 stars instead of 5 is because their sizing guidelines are not clear enough. I was somewhat wishy washy as to what size to purchase because I was on the borderline on the scale they use to judge what size you are. I opted for the large-sized ones, but now that I've used em for a while I've realized I would've been better off with the mediums.It's a pain to return them because they don't ship from Amazon directly, so I just make due with them. I still use them effectively.An alternative to these if you simply want grip strength but not the "hook" to your arms these provide, look into "Big Back Lifting Grips" by Greenfield. I have seen Nick Wright advocate these, and they are nearly 10% the price of Versa Gripps.

It's perfect in build quality and function. When your grip starts to fail, at least to the point where the core exercise rep count is cut short because you can't hold the bar, you can switch to the Versa Grips and finish the set count. The design is excellent in that it allows for comfortable and repeated use for weights in excess of 350lbs while still giving the user the freedom to drop the bar, if necessary, without injury. It's genius.