🏋️ WODFitters Textured Leather Hand Grips for Cross Training, Kettlebells, Powerlifting, Chin Ups, Pull Ups, WODs & Gymnastics – Grips Storage Pouch Included Review

The product was better than I could have imagined. Arrived nicely packaged and delivered quickly. They fit very comfortably and I was able to use them for the first time this morning. I would recommend this product to everyone I knew it was so great! Not only is the product superbly made, but the company it came from was very nice and approached me about my order! I will 100% order from them in the future!

I bought these CrossFit grips and was dying to use them. The skin itself is great. It helps a lot with grip and seems to be of good quality. However, my wrist is missing. It doesn't fit my wrist well, and the plastic part on the strap tends to damage the bone on the side of my wrist during exercise. There is no wrist support as the strap is too thin. All in all I'll keep using them for a while and try hacking them and see if they get better.

I started getting blisters and tears from various horizontal bars at the gym. They took care of it. I don't like wearing gloves or taking them off and on during methcons, so I untie the strap and then slip it into my wrist strap after tightening it. It takes a second to put on and take off compared to gloves. The skin on my clothes has chafed on and off, I expect this will stop with use otherwise I would look for a darker cooler in the future as I usually wear dark clothes when I exercise.

They *good* help reduce palm wear, especially when pulling up. I don't do CrossFit so I can't comment on how they can help in these classes. But for basic weightlifting and pull-ups they seem to help, although the finger holes took a while to "adjust" to my fingers. I don't have thumbs so keep that in mind. They add a bit of support in a restrictive way to keep the hands a bit stiff to not strain the wrists, which I find helpful. Wrist straps are difficult to come by, but if you had a helper it

Works very well. I like the fit on my arm and they protect my hand well. I would like the wrist straps to be shorter so I can put them on and take them off more easily. The bracelet is so long that it is not easy to put on or take off. Maybe an elastic bracelet. I've had other Crossfire gloves that I had to glue on every time, so they're better than the glue-on ones. They take a while to get used to, but once you hack them, they work fine. I would suggest lifting lighter weights to spread them…

I really like that they protect my arms from tearing at high reps. It also protects the hand well after an injury. However, I would prefer the velcro to be a little softer, but that's not critical. The best advice I can give to anyone buying them is to go one size smaller than you think as the leather will stretch a bit. Also, don't forget to chalk them when you ride them up. Otherwise, they won't work as well or last as long. This is advice I got from others who have had it for a while. I will

Bought last May and only recently showing signs of use. The velcro is your cheapest velcro so it soon started to wear out which I knew was going to happen. as they start out at only $20 (I don't mind too much). I've done some basic barbell exercises with them, but I felt that they really shine when given some serious rope abuse. As mentioned they held strong the other day after about 25 climbs and I was very impressed. If you are a beginner looking for a basic handguard I would highly recommend

These grips work great! I do CrossFit and mostly barefoot. Some movements, such as B. powerlifting, but are more comfortable to learn with some arm protection. These grips provide a protective yet thin enough barrier to keep my hands comfortable and increase my productivity. I've been wanting a pair for a long time and finally clicked on them on WodFitters. They can also be useful for other movements like pull-ups, deadlifts, etc. where you could injure your arms. The angular finger holes seem…