Lifting Grips, Black

I’ve tried all the different types of lifting straps that I’ve seen. They’ve all worked pretty well. Personally speaking, I like these the best! These are easier to use, they provide a little grip protection (similar to a glove), and they’re durable. They’re versatile because you don’t have to take them off between pushing and pulling exercises. They’re a little more expensive than the other straps, but the fit and durability of this product seems to be of good quality. These straps aren’t cumbersome like the loop through kind. You don’t have to fumble with the correct direction as you put them on, because they’re always secured to your wrist. With other straps, I’d have to put them in my pockets when I wasn’t using them. As I’d move to other exercises, they’d fall out of my pockets. I’d usually find them but not always. To sum it up, most types of straps seem to work well, but these are easier to use and harder to lose!

I tried everything, but only these grips are really do the job for pull ups! Highly recommend!

I have found these to be a big step up from traditional lifting straps. They are more comfortable and much easier (and faster) to use. I was right on the border of their sizing chart so I got the M/L size. They work fine, although the S/M size might be even more comfortable for me. I have been using them regularly for about eight months and they have held up really well. I suspect they will last for many years. As with most things, the true test is: If I lost them would I buy them again? I definitely would!

I've often experienced the problem of not being able to increase my weight on a certain exercise because my hands simply could not hold the weight. This would usually be the case near the end of an hour long back or leg workout when my hands are tired. I tried lifting straps, but found them cumbersome and inefficient. Thus, the purchase of these lifting grips. I seriously considered buying Versa Gripps, but I just could not swallow the hefty price tag. These grips were considerably less expensive. They are obviously made from quality leather and seem very durable. They work better than I anticipated. I have upped my weight on dead lifts, dumbbell squats, one-arm rows and barbell rows, and many other exercises. I love the padding at the end of the strap. The only con I can see from these lifting grips is that they did tend to leave my palms black. This has gradually improved the longer I've used them (although I still get faintly black palms after 6 months of heavy use). The black does not really wash off in the shower, but it does wear off after a day or two. Still worth it.

Have been using for a couple weeks now. Seemingly great durability & clever design. These wraps double as a protective hand guard as advertised. I ordered a small/med & am pleased with the fit for someone with smaller wrist size. However, if you are lifting heavier weight, be aware that the padding underneath the metal ring sometimes displaces & can cause discomfort in lifting. Although not advertised as such, the velcro wrist wrap is quite effective as just that - a supportive wrist wrap. I didn't give 5 stars only because the padding underneath the metal rings could be thicker & sometimes dislodges causing discomfort. ...would still recommend this product if you do not want to spend the $50-60 on Versa Grips. The clay-like moldable end piece on the wrap portion is a great added feature.

Excellent I've purchased versa grips and cobra grips and these are the best . They cost less than the others for starts but they give you a chose of sizes. Also they cover the whole palm of your hand and allow you to wraps it all the way around the bar. When comparing it to the others in order Harbinger is best at this then cobra and versa grips last. Harbingers palm grip is more flexible than the other two. Versa grips stitching comes apart after year of use. Cobra is ok as it is one piece of rubber. The cobra is my second choice because it only comes in one size, which has been ok for me but some other guys I know and it is less expensive than versa grips. The only issue I've had with them was an allergic skin reaction to the rubber around the wrist after they get dirty from sweat. I like the size of the versa grips in my palm verses the cobra grips as it is larger width wise. The harbinger palm grip did your hand the best of the 3. It is more flexible , it appears to be a suede verses the hard rubber of the other two. The wrist wrap is the easiest to use and fits and is the most comfortable of the three. I've used both the versa grip and cobra for a few years. I am a bodybuilder for over twenty years and the harbinger grips are the most versatile of the three for working out and pulling heavy weight definitely better than using regular canvas straps. You get the benefit of workout gloves and weight lifting straps all in one (same is true for versa grips an cobra I like all three verses canvas straps). All three are easy to spin around on your wrist to get out of the way when you don't need them. You don' t have to take them off when switching exercises. Once you us these types of grips you'll never workout without them. Well that's one persons opinion.Good luck! Hope this was helpful. Additional points: there is no right or left hand designation like Versa Grips or cobra you can where them on either hand - another point they fit your palm so that the crux between your thumb and index finger does not rub against the serrated area on a dumbbell where this happens on the other two. Also because the wrap part is long enough it makes it easier to wrap around one handed , where it is difficult to do with the versa grip and the cobra grip.. Think harbinger has thought out this product better than the other two

These are the best gloves/grips I've ever purchased. They are holding up really well with regular usage. Provide a lot of extra leverage for pulling exercises, as well as can be used in place of gloves for other exercises.

This is my first time using straps, but I have to say I can’t imagine them getting much better than these! Using them either cupped in the palm or wrapped around the bar was a breeze and definitely helped keep a tighter grip on the bar. They seem to be well made with quality materials and stitching and I expect they will last me a good long time.

大変使いやすいグリップです 5年前に購入しましたがよく使いました 今回はリピートです

I really Like how easy it is to use them, and how the raised part on the end fits nice in your palm. super tight or lightly wrapped all works fine, from pull ups to curls to deadlifts. Only remark i have is the stitching are coming lose on the pads, Just for this reason my next buy will be versa grips or the grips markus ruehl sells and see how they hold up.

Fantastic lifting straps/grips. Super comfortable. No pinching at all. I'm never worried these are going to fail me. I wish I had got these sooner.

Durante la semana hago varios ejercicios donde el agarre es crucial para la ejecución. El problema es que cuando las cargas son muy pesadas, las manos empiezan a ceder. Por poner un ejemplo, en peso muerto rumano mi espalda y mis piernas pueden con más carga, pero mis manos no. Probé los straps (correas de sujeción) y no me convencieron, pero éstos agarres son una pasada. Muy buena calidad en los acabados y los materiales. El agarre muy seguro y se usan super rápido. Para mí han sido una compra maestra. Es un placer entrenar con ellos. Los recomiendo sin duda.

I’ve been lifting for 2 years and this gave me such a boost, I went from lifting 50kg on a barbell row to lfiting 55kg on the first session, which i find crazy! I also do great for lat pulldowns and pullups; I use it also with the bicep curls and they are sore after every workout. For this price it is a very good quality. Idk, what I would get if I bought vers grips (they say they are the best on the market) but these Harbinger grips cost a fraction of the price. Buy them!!!